"The King James Bible, Book 44, Acts" recounts the pivotal events following the resurrection of Jesus Christ and the birth of the early Christian church. A cornerstone of the New Testament, "Acts of the Apostles" details the spread of Christianity through the works and travels of Jesus's apostles, particularly Peter and Paul.

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