In this classic scholarly work, J. S. Howson presents a compelling case for the historical veracity of the Acts of the Apostles. Originally delivered as the Bohlen Lectures, this insightful volume examines the evidence for the events recorded by Luke, demonstrating how they align with the historical context of the first century. Howson guides you through the intricate details of the narrative, providing clear reasoning to support the reliability of the text. Whether you are a student of theology, a researcher, or simply a curious reader looking to strengthen your understanding of the early Church, this book offers a robust defence of the biblical record. By engaging with the historical reality of these accounts, you will find your appreciation for the foundational stories of Christianity deepened. This work remains a vital resource for those who wish to bridge the gap between faith and historical inquiry, helping you see the scriptures with new clarity and academic rigour.