Scripture index: Acts
- Ac 1:1–11
- Ac 1:4
- Ac 1:4–8
- Ac 1:7
- Ac 1:12–26
- Ac 1:15
- Ac 1:20
- Ac 1:21–22
- Ac 1:23
- Ac 1:24
- Ac 1:26
- Ac 2:3
- Ac 2:4
- Ac 2:5
- Ac 2:17–18
- Ac 2:17–21
- Ac 2:20
- Ac 2:22
- Ac 2:23
- Ac 2:25–28
- Ac 2:27
- Ac 2:30
- Ac 2:31
- Ac 2:32–33
- Ac 2:33
- Ac 2:34–35
- Ac 2:34–36
- Ac 2:34–37
- Ac 2:37–38
- Ac 2:38
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- Baptism › Baptism instituted and commanded
- Baptism › Baptism replaces circumcision as new covenant initiatory rite
- Baptism › Baptism refers to washing away of sin and spiritual renewal
- Baptism › Baptism signifies spiritual washing (implying water is only necessary symbol)
- Baptism › “…in the name of the Lord Jesus”
- Baptism › Both stand in sacramental relation to forgiveness of sin
- Church › Right administration of the sacraments
- Means of grace › Baptism
- Ac 2:38–39
- Ac 2:39
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- Baptism › Children included in visible church, new covenant community
- Subjects of baptism › Children/offspring included in virtually every mention of new covenant
- Subjects of baptism › Children are included in the church
- Subjects of baptism › New covenant belongs to children of promise, not of flesh
- Ac 2:41
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- Baptism › All New Testament accounts of
- Baptism › Signifies admission to covenant community, visible church, ingrafting into Christ
- Baptism › Examples of baptisms where immersion would have been inconvenient
- Baptism › Adults should be baptized only upon profession of faith
- Church membership › Various records kept in the early church
- Subjects of baptism › Passages cited for believer’s baptism
- Ac 2:42
- Ac 2:46
- Ac 2:47
- Ac 3:13
- Ac 3:17
- Ac 3:17–26
- Ac 3:19
- Ac 3:22
- Ac 3:23
- Ac 3:25
- Ac 4:11
- Ac 4:12
- Ac 4:24
- Ac 4:24–31
- Ac 4:25
- Ac 4:25–26
- Ac 4:26–28
- Ac 4:28
- Ac 5:3–4
- Ac 5:9
- Ac 5:30–32
- Ac 5:31
- Ac 6:1–2
- Ac 6:1–6
- Ac 6:1–7
- Ac 6:3
- Ac 6:6
- Ac 6:7
- Ac 7:2
- Ac 7:3
- Ac 7:5
- Ac 7:6–7
- Ac 7:7
- Ac 7:8
- Ac 7:27–28
- Ac 7:30
- Ac 7:32
- Ac 7:33
- Ac 7:34
- Ac 7:35
- Ac 7:37
- Ac 7:38
- Ac 7:40
- Ac 7:41
- Ac 7:42–43
- Ac 7:44–50
- Ac 7:49
- Ac 7:49–50
- Ac 7:51
- Ac 7:55–56
- Ac 7:56
- Ac 8:5–6
- Ac 8:9
- Ac 8:12
- Ac 8:12–13
- Ac 8:13
- Ac 8:14–17
- Ac 8:16
- Ac 8:17–19
- Ac 8:21–23
- Ac 8:27
- Ac 8:29
- Ac 8:32–33
- Ac 8:35
- Ac 8:36
- Ac 8:36–39
- Ac 8:37
- Ac 8:38–39
- Ac 8:39
- Ac 9:3–7
- Ac 9:12
- Ac 9:17
- Ac 9:17–18
- Ac 9:18
- Ac 9:20
- Ac 9:27
- Ac 9:31
- Ac 10:1–2
- Ac 10:2
- Ac 10:9–16
- Ac 10:24
- Ac 10:25–26
- Ac 10:34–37
- Ac 10:34–43
- Ac 10:36–38
- Ac 10:39–42
- Ac 10:42
- Ac 10:43
- Ac 10:44
- Ac 10:44–48
- Ac 10:45–48
- Ac 10:47
- Ac 10:47–48
- Ac 10:48
- Ac 11:4–10
- Ac 11:14
- Ac 11:15–18
- Ac 11:16
- Ac 11:17
- Ac 11:18
- Ac 11:27–28
- Ac 11:28
- Ac 11:30
- Ac 12:5
- Ac 12:21–23
- Ac 12:24
- Ac 13:1
- Ac 13:2
- Ac 13:2–3
- Ac 13:17
- Ac 13:22
- Ac 13:26–39
- Ac 13:32–33
- Ac 13:33
- Ac 13:34
- Ac 13:35
- Ac 13:38–39
- Ac 13:39
- Ac 13:41
- Ac 13:47
- Ac 13:48
- Ac 13:49
- Ac 14:11–15
- Ac 14:14
- Ac 14:15
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- Attributes of God › Impassibility (“without passions”, not given to mood swings nor able to suffer)
- Creator-creature distinction › God alone is the creator
- Impassibility › It is impossible for God to have passions
- Monotheism › Other so-called gods are no gods at all
- Vain thoughts › False gods are vain, useless
- Ac 14:16
- Ac 14:16–17
- Ac 14:17
- Ac 14:23
- Ac 15:1–2
- Ac 15:1–11
- Ac 15:2
- Ac 15:4
- Ac 15:6
- Ac 15:7–11
- Ac 15:8
- Ac 15:8–11
- Ac 15:10–11
- Ac 15:14
- Ac 15:16–17
- Ac 15:22
- Ac 15:22–23
- Ac 15:28
- Ac 15:32
- Ac 16:4
- Ac 16:6–7
- Ac 16:14
- Ac 16:14–15
- Ac 16:22–33
- Ac 16:27
- Ac 16:30–31
- Ac 16:31
- Ac 16:31–34
- Ac 16:32
- Ac 16:34
- Ac 17:2
- Ac 17:11
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- Epistemology › Search the Scriptures
- Essential doctrines › In essentials, unity
- Five solas of the Reformation › Sola Scriptura
- Scripture › Early church leaders and members treated Scripture as authoritative
- Scripture › We recognize Scripture by its unity and harmony
- Scripture › Scripture is the only rule of faith and life (sola Scriptura)
- Ac 17:24
- Ac 17:24–25
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- Attributes of God › Aseity (independent, self-existent, self-sufficient)
- Creator-creature distinction › God is uncreated, self-existent
- Creator-creature distinction › God owns all, does not depend on creatures
- Ex nihilo creation › In contrast to creation, God is self-existent
- Financial stewardship › Everything belongs to God
- Ac 17:25
- Ac 17:25–28
- Ac 17:26
- Ac 17:27–28
- Ac 17:28
- Ac 17:28–29
- Ac 17:30
- Ac 17:31
- Ac 18:8
- Ac 18:9–10
- Ac 18:27
- Ac 18:28
- Ac 19:1
- Ac 19:1–6
- Ac 19:2–7
- Ac 19:3–5
- Ac 19:5
- Ac 19:6
- Ac 19:7
- Ac 19:27
- Ac 20:7
- Ac 20:17
- Ac 20:26–27
- Ac 20:27–28
- Ac 20:28
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- Church government › Ordination ultimately from God
- Church government › Elder, bishop, pastor are same office
- Church government › Every church has plurality of elders
- Church government › bishop/overseer, every occurrence of
- Church government › Pastor, every occurrence of
- Definite atonement › Christ died for the elect
- Doctrines of grace › Definite atonement
- Hypostatic union › Union of natures in one person
- Hypostatic union › Communicatio idiomatum
- Jesus is God › God
- Ac 20:28–30
- Ac 20:29–30
- Ac 20:30
- Ac 20:32
- Ac 20:35
- Ac 21:8
- Ac 21:10
- Ac 21:18
- Ac 21:20–21
- Ac 22:16
- Ac 23:5
- Ac 24:5
- Ac 24:14
- Ac 24:15
- Ac 26:5
- Ac 26:18
- Ac 27:23
- Ac 28:8
- Ac 28:23
- Ac 28:25
- Ac 28:25–27
- Ac 28:25–31
- Ac 28:26–27