Africa and the Africans in the New Testament

This book explores the often overlooked role of Africa and its people in the New Testament. The book challenges the conventional understanding of the Bible’s geographical and cultural context, shedding light on the presence and influence of African individuals and regions in early Christian history. Drawing on historical, biblical, and archaeological evidence, Adamo offers a comprehensive analysis of the African connections in the New Testament, from key figures like Simon of Cyrene to the Ethiopian eunuch, and the significant African cities mentioned throughout the text.