"A painstaking study of the Acts of the Apostles and the earlier Epistles of St. Paul.

The author emphasizes what he calls `the fundamental truth of the plenary inspiration of

all Scripture', and on that basis uses the books with which he is concerned to vindicate

`the dispensational meaning of reconciliation'--that is, a reconciliation carried forward to

a conclusion under a series of dispensations.  On occasion the author follows the

guidance of modern scholars, and though the book seems to be rather confused both in

method and argument, he spares no trouble to enforce his exposition of the passages with

which he deals, Greek words are transliterated into English."