ATTENTION
BIBLE STUDENTS:
My translation of this book from the original languages is provided below. Everything inside brackets
is commentary that is meant to assist the reader in understanding certain doctrines and concepts germaine to the context.
My Technical Analysis, Translation Notes, and Relevant Highlights from famous
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the link below. A list of resources is also provided at the bottom of this page should you wish to pursue
reading on your own.
KW = Kenneth Wuest's expanded translation
KJV = King James Version (committee effort)
LWB = My translation & occasional notes
CLICK HERE to open Commentary of Acts 26:18 (in separate browser window).
Acts 26:18 To open their eyes [as a result of regeneration], so that they turn away [conversion] from darkness to light
[spiritual illumination through the gospel message] and away from the authority of Satan unto God [spiritual deliverance],
so that they receive their remission of sins [forensic forgiveness] and a portion [inheritance] among those who have been
sanctified [positionally] by faith which is in Me [Jesus Christ is the object of faith].
Resources
Acts, Simon J. Kistemaker,
New Testament Commentary, 2007, Baker Academic
Acts: Word Pictures in the NT, A.T. Robertson,
1931, Baker Book House
Acts, John Calvin, 2003, Baker Book House
Christian
Theology, Millard Erickson, 1996, Baker Book House
Reign of the Servant Kings, Joseph C. Dillow, 1992,
Schoettle Publishing
The Judgment Seat of Christ and Unconfessed Sin, Samuel L. Hoyt,
1980, BibSac 137
Regeneration and Conversion, God Forgives Sinners, W.E. Best, 1975, WEBBMT
