New Testament / Acts
Hebrew Bible
- Acts 2:27 - Psalm 16:10
- Acts 2:30 - Psalm 132:11
- Acts 2:30 - 2 Samuel 7:12
- Acts 2:30 - Psalm 132:11
- Acts 3:7 - Isaiah 35:6
- Acts 3:22 - Deuteronomy 18:18
- Acts 3:25 - Genesis 22:18
- Acts 4:25 - Psalm 2:1
- Acts 7:49 - Isaiah 66:2
- Acts 7:51 - Exodus 32:9
- Acts 7:51 - Jeremiah 9:26
- Acts 9:4 - 1 Samuel 3:10
- Acts 9:6 - Ezekiel 3:22
- Acts 10:14 - Ezekiel 4:14
- Acts 13:11 - Psalm 58:8
- Acts 26:16 - Ezekiel 2:1
- Acts 26:17 - Jeremiah 1:8
- Acts 26:18 - Isaiah 42:6
Septuagint
Dead Sea Scrolls
Deuterocanon
- Acts 2:1 - Tobit 2:1
- Acts 2:3 - Sirach 36:6
- Acts 7:11 - Judith 5:10
- Acts 10:2 - Tobit 14:2
- Acts 10:14 - Tobit 1:11
- Acts 12:23 - 2 Maccabees 9:5
- Acts 16:14 - 2 Maccabees 1:4
- Acts 17:26 - Tobit 8:6
- Acts 17:30 - Wisdom of Solomon 11:23
- Acts 20:35 - Sirach 4:31
- Acts 20:35 - Tobit 12:8
- Acts 23:8 - Sirach 14:1
Pseudepigrapha
- Acts 2:3 - 1 Enoch 14:9
- Acts 2:4 - Jubilees 22:9
- Acts 4:12 - 1 Enoch 48:7
- Acts 6:15 - 1 Enoch 46:1
- Acts 7:19 - Jubilees 47:2
- Acts 7:36 - Testament of Moses 3
- Acts 7:52 - 1 Enoch 38:2
- Acts 7:53 - Jubilees 1:27
- Acts 10:4 - 1 Enoch 99:3
- Acts 11:14 - Psalms of Solomon 3:8
- Acts 15:20 - Jubilees 7:20
- Acts 16:31 - Psalms of Solomon 9:5
Samaritan
Patristic
Classical
- Acts 1:1 - Polybius Histories 4.1
- Acts 1:9 - Josephus Antiquities of the Jews 4.320
- Acts 2:3 - Philo The Decalogue 1:46
- Acts 2:45 - Lucian The Death of Peregrine 13
- Acts 4:32 - Aristotle Nicomachean Ethics 8:9
- Acts 4:32 - Iamblichus Life of Pythagoras 30
- Acts 4:32 - Philo Every Good Man is Free 85
- Acts 17:28 - Aratus Phaenomena 5
- Acts 17:28 - Epimenides Cretica 1
Summary
Date: 75-85 C.E.
Acts, being the second half of the composition known as Luke-Acts, narrates the activities and the spread of the first generation of Jesus followers in the decades following his life. Special attention is given to the activity and relationships between believers and Peter and Paul which may indicate an apologetic angle to the book to defend both in the wake of early controversies in their respective communities.