Interesting First-Person Approach Enlivens Reading of Acts
Gene Edwards creativity is surely at work in ACTS IN THE FIRST PERSON. His approach enlivens one's reading of a very familiar text. Like the First-Century Diary series does so well, it makes the content more personal and draws the reader in. Am curious, however, why verses 47, 48 of Chapter 10 were omitted -- about the baptism of Cornelius. This seems a significant omission. BTW, it was the only one I noticed in the whole rendering.