The book of Acts as a sustained narrative of persecution — Paul's pre-conversion role as persecutor and post-conversion experience of being persecuted
Persecution is the central recurring theme of Acts
Saul/Paul systematically persecuted Christians beyond Jerusalem before his conversion. After becoming a follower of Jesus, Paul himself was pursued by persecutors, including a group of Jewish assassins who vowed to kill him. Mike argues Acts is historically reliable but notes that even skeptics cannot simply dismiss its historical core about persecution.
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