Wind in the Rigging: A Study of Acts 9—12 and Its Meaning for Today

This paperback copy of "Wind in the Rigging" shows signs of wear consistent with age, including a partially detached spine. There is a handwritten inscription on the front endpaper. The pages are intact, though they exhibit some yellowing typical of older books. No dust jacket is present. Despite these flaws, the book remains a readable and valuable resource for those interested in theological studies. ##

"Wind in the Rigging: A Study of Acts 9—12 and Its Meaning for Today" by Randal Earl Denny, published by Beacon Hill Press of Kansas City in 1985, is a first edition paperback offering an insightful exploration into the biblical chapters of Acts 9 to 12. This work delves into the theological and practical implications of these passages for contemporary readers. Randal Earl Denny provides a thorough analysis aimed at enhancing understanding and application of these scriptures. The book is a valuable resource for students of theology and religious studies, offering a unique perspective on early Christian history and its relevance today. The ISBN for this edition is 0-8341-0937-9. The book is in fair condition with visible wear, but remains intact, making it a worthwhile addition for collectors and those interested in biblical studies. ##