The book of Acts ends, strangely with no closure. Paul once again is preaching the gospel to those who would receive. The things chronicled in Acts, written by Luke, ended in A.D. 62. Paul would pen most of the letters in the New Testament after these events recorded by Luke. What is most memorable about the mostly uneventful end of the Book of Acts, is that Paul is still busy being a lamplighter for Christ. No matter what the situation he found himself in, the moment he had the freedom to do so, he was spreading the good news. We could all go to school on this. It is very ordinary and at the very same time, the most extraordinary events in history.