2014 Bible Bowl Study Questions

Acts

Chapter 1

1. To whom is the Book of Acts addressed? (1:1)

A. TimothyB. ThaddeusC. TheophilusD. Christians

1. To whom is the Book of Acts addressed? (1:1)

A. TimothyB. ThaddeusC. TheophilusD. Christians

2. What was the subject of Luke’s former account? (1:1)

A. Growth of the churchB. History of RomeC. The Old TestamentD. What Jesus did and

taught

2. What was the subject of Luke’s former account? (1:1)

A. Growth of the churchB. History of RomeC. The Old TestamentD. What Jesus did and taught

3. Which event marked the end of Luke’s former account? (1:2)

A. Death of JesusB. Resurrection of JesusC. Great Commission of JesusD. Jesus’ being taken up

3. Which event marked the end of Luke’s former account? (1:2)

A. Death of JesusB. Resurrection of JesusC. Great Commission of JesusD. Jesus’ being taken up

4. Through what/whom did Jesus give commandments to His apostles? (1:2)

A. An angelB. The Holy SpiritC. The Law, Psalms and ProphetsD. John the Baptist

4. Through what/whom did Jesus give commandments to His apostles? (1:2)

A. An angelB. The Holy SpiritC. The Law, Psalms and ProphetsD. John the Baptist

5. How long was Jesus with the apostles following His resurrection? (1:3)

A. Four daysB. Fourteen daysC. Forty daysD. Four months

5. How long was Jesus with the apostles following His resurrection? (1:3)

A. Four daysB. Fourteen daysC. Forty daysD. Four months

6. What did Jesus talk about during the days following His resurrection? (1:3)

A. The judgment dayB. The death of JudasC. His Crucifixion D. The Kingdom of God

6. What did Jesus talk about during the days following His resurrection? (1:3)

A. The judgment dayB. The death of JudasC. His Crucifixion D. The Kingdom of God

7. Where were the disciples commanded to stay until they received the Promise of the Father? (1:4)

A. GalileeB. NazarethC. BethanyD. Jerusalem

7. Where were the disciples commanded to stay until they received the Promise of the Father? (1:4)

A. GalileeB. NazarethC. BethanyD. Jerusalem

8. What had the Father promised the apostles? (1:5)

A. Baptism with the Holy Spirit

B. Food and drinkC. FriendsD. Great riches

8. What had the Father promised the apostles? (1:5)

A. Baptism with the Holy SpiritB. Food and drinkC. FriendsD. Great riches

9. What did the apostles want the Lord to restore to Israel? (1:6)

A. The templeB. WealthC. The kingdomD. The Law of Moses

9. What did the apostles want the Lord to restore to Israel? (1:6)

A. The templeB. WealthC. The kingdomD. The Law of Moses

10. What were the apostles not able to know? (1:7)

A. The number of stars in the heavens

B. The times or seasons which the Father put in His own authority

C. How long they would liveD. How they would die

10. What were the apostles not able to know? (1:7)

A. The number of stars in the heavens

B. The times or seasons which the Father put in His own authority

C. How long they would liveD. How they would die

11. When would the apostles receive power? (1:8)

A. When they obeyed the WordB. When the Holy Spirit

came upon themC. When they believedD. When they prayed

11. When would the apostles receive power? (1:8)

A. When they obeyed the WordB. When the Holy Spirit came upon themC. When they believedD. When they prayed

12. Where would the apostles serve as witnesses of Jesus? (1:8)

A. Jerusalem and SamariaB. Judea and SamariaC. Jerusalem and JudeaD. Jerusalem, Judea,

Samaria and to the end of the Earth

12. Where would the apostles serve as witnesses of Jesus? (1:8)

A. Jerusalem and SamariaB. Judea and SamariaC. Jerusalem and JudeaD. Jerusalem, Judea,

Samaria and to the end of the Earth

13. What happened when Jesus finished speaking to the apostles? (1:9)

A. Jesus prayedB. The disciples believedC. They ate a mealD. Jesus was taken up

13. What happened when Jesus finished speaking to the apostles? (1:9)

A. Jesus prayedB. The disciples believedC. They ate a mealD. Jesus was taken up

14. What received Jesus when He was taken up? (1:9)

A. A band of angelsB. A chariotC. A cloudD. A rainbow

14. What received Jesus when He was taken up? (1:9)

A. A band of angelsB. A chariotC. A cloudD. A rainbow

15. Who stood beside the apostles while Jesus was being lifted up? (1:10)

A. Two menB. Three menC. Women and menD. No one

15. Who stood beside the apostles while Jesus was being lifted up? (1:10)

A. Two menB. Three menC. Women and menD. No one

16. Where did Jesus go when He was taken up? (1:11)

A. GalileeB. JerusalemC. HeavenD. We don’t know

16. Where did Jesus go when He was taken up? (1:11)

A. GalileeB. JerusalemC. HeavenD. We don’t know

17. What did the two men tell the apostles Jesus would do? (1:11)

A. Enjoy heavenB. Come back in the same mannerC. Bless themD. Never die again

17. What did the two men tell the apostles Jesus would do? (1:11)

A. Enjoy heavenB. Come back in the same mannerC. Bless themD. Never die again

18. Where was Jesus before He ascended to heaven? (1:12)

A. Mt. OlivetB. Mt. HermonC. JerusalemD. Sea of Galilee

18. Where was Jesus before He ascended to heaven? (1:12)

A. Mt. OlivetB. Mt. HermonC. JerusalemD. Sea of Galilee

19. What place was a Sabbath day’s journey from Jerusalem? (1:12)

A. BethanyB. The Garden of

GethsemaneC. Sea of GalileeD. Mt. Olivet

19. What place was a Sabbath day’s journey from Jerusalem? (1:12)

A. BethanyB. The Garden of GethsemaneC. Sea of GalileeD. Mt. Olivet

20. Where did the apostles stay while in Jerusalem? (1:13)

A. Luke’s houseB. The upper roomC. The templeD. The house of Mary Magdalene

20. Where did the apostles stay while in Jerusalem? (1:13)

A. Luke’s houseB. The upper roomC. The templeD. The house of Mary Magdalene

21. Who was the son of Alphaeus? (1:13)

A. PeterB. JamesC. JohnD. Matthew

21. Who was the son of Alphaeus? (1:13)

A. PeterB. JamesC. JohnD. Matthew

22. Who was a Zealot? (1:13)A. SimonB. AndrewC. JamesD. John

22. Who was a Zealot? (1:13)A. SimonB. AndrewC. JamesD. John

23. Who was the son of James? (1:13)

A. JudasB. BartholomewC. ThomasD. Matthew

23. Who was the son of James? (1:13)

A. JudasB. BartholomewC. ThomasD. Matthew

24. How many apostles gathered in the upper room? (1:13)

A. TenB. ElevenC. TwelveD. Unknown

24. How many apostles gathered in the upper room? (1:13)

A. TenB. ElevenC. TwelveD. Unknown

25. After Jesus ascended to heaven, what did the apostles, the women, Mary and the brothers of Jesus continue with one accord? (1:14)

A. Helping the poorB. Studying the WordC. Prayer and supplicationD. Loving one another

25. After Jesus ascended to heaven, what did the apostles, the women, Mary and the brothers of Jesus continue with one accord? (1:14)

A. Helping the poorB. Studying the WordC. Prayer and supplicationD. Loving one another

26. About how many believers gathered in Jerusalem following the ascension of Jesus? (1:15)

A. 12B. 120C. 1,200D. 75

26. About how many believers gathered in Jerusalem following the ascension of Jesus? (1:15)

A. 12B. 120C. 1,200D. 75

27. Whom did the Holy Spirit use to prophesy the betrayal of Jesus by Judas? (1:16)

A. JeremiahB. John the BaptistC. DavidD. Isaiah

27. Whom did the Holy Spirit use to prophesy the betrayal of Jesus by Judas? (1:16)

A. JeremiahB. John the BaptistC. DavidD. Isaiah

28. What did Judas purchase with the wages of iniquity? (1:18)

A. FoodB. GiftsC. A fieldD. A house

28. What did Judas purchase with the wages of iniquity? (1:18)

A. FoodB. GiftsC. A fieldD. A house

29. What does Akel Dama mean? (1:19)

A. A field of bloodB. A sect of the JewsC. A Roman officialD. A strong wind

29. What does Akel Dama mean? (1:19)

A. A field of bloodB. A sect of the JewsC. A Roman officialD. A strong wind

30. Who led the brethren in choosing someone to replace Judas? (1:15)

A. MatthewB. JohnC. Peter D. James

30. Who led the brethren in choosing someone to replace Judas? (1:15)

A. MatthewB. JohnC. Peter D. James

31. What was required of the man who would be selected to replace Judas? (1:21)

A. Must be over 30 years oldB. Must be marriedC. Accompanied the apostles all the time that Jesus was

with themD. Witnessed the birth of Jesus

31. What was required of the man who would be selected to replace Judas? (1:21)

A. Must be over 30 years oldB. Must be marriedC. Accompanied the apostles all the time that Jesus was

with themD. Witnessed the birth of Jesus

32. What would the one who replaced Judas become? (1:22)

A. A believerB. A disciple C. A preacher D. A witness of the resurrection

32. What would the one who replaced Judas become? (1:22)

A. A believerB. A disciple C. A preacher D. A witness of the resurrection

33. Who were the two men proposed to replace Judas? (1:23)

A. Joseph and MatthiasB. Joseph and PaulC. Joseph and TimothyD. Joseph and Barnabas

33. Who were the two men proposed to replace Judas? (1:23)

A. Joseph and MatthiasB. Joseph and PaulC. Joseph and TimothyD. Joseph and Barnabas

34. Which of the following does not refer to the same person? (1:23)

A. JosephB. BarsabasC. JustusD. Matthias

34. Which of the following does not refer to the same person? (1:23)

A. JosephB. BarsabasC. JustusD. Matthias

35. What did the apostles do after putting forward names for a replacement for Judas? (1:24-26)

A. VotedB. Ate a mealC. Prayed and cast lotsD. Worshipped

35. What did the apostles do after putting forward names for a replacement for Judas? (1:24-26)

A. VotedB. Ate a mealC. Prayed and cast lotsD. Worshipped

36. Why did the believers ask the Lord to choose an apostle from the two men? (1:24)

A. The vote ended in a tieB. Jesus told them to do it that wayC. They were confusedD. The Lord knew the hearts

of all

36. Why did the believers ask the Lord to choose an apostle from the two men? (1:24)

A. The vote ended in a tieB. Jesus told them to do it that wayC. They were confusedD. The Lord knew the

hearts of all

37. Who was numbered with the eleven apostles? (1:26)

A. JustusB. MatthiasC. BarnabasD. Silas

37. Who was numbered with the eleven apostles? (1:26)

A. JustusB. MatthiasC. BarnabasD. Silas

Chapter 2

1. What day had come when the apostles were all with one accord in one place? (2:1)

A. The Day of PentecostB. The Day of the PassoverC. FridayD. Monday

1. What day had come when the apostles were all with one accord in one place? (2:1)

A. The Day of PentecostB. The Day of the PassoverC. FridayD. Monday

2. Where were the apostles when they were filled with the Holy Spirit? (2:2-4)

A. The templeB. Mt OlivetC. A houseD. Unknown

2. Where were the apostles when they were filled with the Holy Spirit? (2:2-4)

A. The templeB. Mt OlivetC. A houseD. Unknown

3. What were the apostles doing in the house when they were filled with the Holy Spirit? (2:2)

A. EatingB. KneelingC. SittingD. Standing

3. What were the apostles doing in the house when they were filled with the Holy Spirit? (2:2)

A. EatingB. KneelingC. SittingD. Standing

4. The noise that filled the house on the Day of Pentecost came from __________? (2:2)

A. The apostlesB. The crowdC. The believersD. Heaven

4. The noise that filled the house on the Day of Pentecost came from __________? (2:2)

A. The apostlesB. The crowdC. The believersD. Heaven

5. What did the tongues look like that appeared to the apostles? (2:3)

A. DovesB. FireC. WingsD. Olive branches

5. What did the tongues look like that appeared to the apostles? (2:3)

A. DovesB. FireC. WingsD. Olive branches

6. What moved the apostles to speak on the Day of Pentecost? (2:4)

A. The Holy SpiritB. JoyC. FearD. Love

6. What moved the apostles to speak on the Day of Pentecost? (2:4)

A. The Holy SpiritB. JoyC. FearD. Love

7. What filled the apostles on the Day of Pentecost? (2:4)

A. JoyB. FearC. LoveD. The Holy Spirit

7. What filled the apostles on the Day of Pentecost? (2:4)

A. JoyB. FearC. LoveD. The Holy Spirit

8. Where were the Jews who lived in Jerusalem originally from? (2:5)

A. JudeaB. SamariaC. Judea and SamariaD. Every nation under

heaven

8. Where were the Jews who lived in Jerusalem originally from? (2:5)

A. JudeaB. SamariaC. Judea and SamariaD. Every nation under heaven

9. Why was the multitude confused on the Day of Pentecost? (2:6)

A. The tongues resembled fireB. The noise was loudC. The apostles did miraclesD. Each heard the apostles in his own language

9. Why was the multitude confused on the Day of Pentecost? (2:6)

A. The tongues resembled fireB. The noise was loudC. The apostles did miraclesD. Each heard the apostles in his own language

10. What did the crowd notice about the apostles who were speaking on Pentecost? (2:7)

A. They followed JesusB. They were GalileansC. They were JewsD. They were uneducated

10. What did the crowd notice about the apostles who were speaking on Pentecost? (2:7)

A. They followed JesusB. They were GalileansC. They were JewsD. They were uneducated

11. Which of the following places is not mentioned as a home place of those in the crowd on the Day of Pentecost? (2:9-11)

A. MesopotamiaB. AsiaC. EgyptD. India

11. Which of the following places is not mentioned as a home place of those in the crowd on the Day of Pentecost? (2:9-11)

A. MesopotamiaB. AsiaC. EgyptD. India

12. What did the apostles who spoke in tongues speak about? (2:11)

A. The resurrection of JesusB. The wonderful works of GodC. The sins of the JewsD. The need to be baptized

12. What did the apostles who spoke in tongues speak about? (2:11)

A. The resurrection of JesusB. The wonderful works of GodC. The sins of the JewsD. The need to be baptized

13. What did those who mocked the apostles as they spoke in tongues say about them? (2:13)

A. They were uneducatedB. They were full of new

wineC. They were full of old wineD. They were Galileans

13. What did those who mocked the apostles as they spoke in tongues say about them? (2:13)

A. They were uneducatedB. They were full of new

wineC. They were full of old wineD. They were Galileans

14. Who stood with Peter when he addressed the crowd on the Day of Pentecost? (2:14)

A. The twelve B. The elevenC. The hundred and twentyD. No one

14. Who stood with Peter when he addressed the crowd on the Day of Pentecost? (2:14)

A. The twelve B. The elevenC. The hundred and twentyD. No one

15. What argument did Peter offer to those who said the apostles were drunk? (2:15)

A. They had not slept all nightB. They were possessed by

demonsC. They did not drink wineD. It was only the third hour of the day

15. What argument did Peter offer to those who said the apostles were drunk? (2:15)

A. They had not slept all nightB. They were possessed by

demonsC. They did not drink wineD. It was only the third hour of the day

16. Which prophet did Peter say prophesied the events of the Day of Pentecost? (2:16)

A. JoelB. John the BaptistC. IsaiahD. Jeremiah

16. Which prophet did Peter say prophesied the events of the Day of Pentecost? (2:16)

A. JoelB. John the BaptistC. IsaiahD. Jeremiah

17. When did God say He would pour forth His Spirit? (2:17)

A. During the PassoverB. In the last daysC. When Jesus cameD. After they were baptized

17. When did God say He would pour forth His Spirit? (2:17)

A. During the PassoverB. In the last daysC. When Jesus cameD. After they were baptized

18. Whom did Joel say would prophesy? (2:17)

A. Young menB. Sons and daughters C. Old menD. The apostles

18. Whom did Joel say would prophesy? (2:17)

A. Young menB. Sons and daughters C. Old menD. The apostles

19. What did Joel say the young men would do? (2:17)

A. ProphesyB. Dream dreamsC. Speak in tonguesD. See visions

19. What did Joel say the young men would do? (2:17)

A. ProphesyB. Dream dreamsC. Speak in tonguesD. See visions

20. What did Joel say the old men would do? (2:17)

A. Dream dreamsB. ProphesyC. Speak in tonguesD. See visions

20. What did Joel say the old men would do? (2:17)

A. Dream dreamsB. ProphesyC. Speak in tonguesD. See visions

21. Upon whom did God say He would pour out His Spirit? (2:17)

A. All fleshB. All the JewsC. The apostlesD. The believers

21. Upon whom did God say He would pour out His Spirit? (2:17)

A. All fleshB. All the JewsC. The apostlesD. The believers

22. Whom did Joel say would also prophesy? (2:18)

A. Menservants and maidservantsB. JewsC. ApostlesD. Gentiles

22. Whom did Joel say would also prophesy? (2:18)

A. Menservants and maidservantsB. JewsC. ApostlesD. Gentiles

23. What did Joel say would follow wonders in heaven and signs in the earth? (2:19-20)

A. The coming of the great and awesome Day of the Lord

B. The earth will endC. Jesus will be raised from the deadD. Repentance of the nations

23. What did Joel say would follow wonders in heaven and signs in the earth? (2:19-20)

A. The coming of the great and awesome Day of the Lord

B. The earth will endC. Jesus will be raised from the deadD. Repentance of the nations

24. Whom did Joel say would be saved? (2:21)

A. Those who believeB. Those who repentC. Those who confessD. Those who call on the

name of the Lord

24. Whom did Joel say would be saved? (2:21)

A. Those who believeB. Those who repentC. Those who confessD. Those who call on the

name of the Lord

25. How did Peter say God attested Jesus of Nazareth to the men of Israel? (2:22)

A. By miracles, wonders and signs

B. By an angelC. By a loud noiseD. All the above

25. How did Peter say God attested Jesus of Nazareth to the men of Israel? (2:22)

A. By miracles, wonders and signs

B. By an angelC. By a loud noiseD. All the above

26. What did Peter say about the death of Jesus? (2:23)

A. It surprised GodB. It could not be stopped by GodC. It was done by the

determined purpose and foreknowledge of God

D. It didn’t have to happen

26. What did Peter say about the death of Jesus? (2:23)

A. It surprised GodB. It could not be stopped by GodC. It was done by the

determined purpose and foreknowledge of God

D. It didn’t have to happen

27. Who did Peter say put Jesus to death? (2:22-23)

A. All mankindB. Men of IsraelC. GentilesD. Pilate

27. Who did Peter say put Jesus to death? (2:22-23)

A. All mankindB. Men of IsraelC. GentilesD. Pilate

28. What did Peter say could not hold Jesus? (2:24)

A. DeathB. MankindC. EvilD. The cross

28. What did Peter say could not hold Jesus? (2:24)

A. DeathB. MankindC. EvilD. The cross

29. According to Peter, what did God loose because it was not possible that He should be held by it? (2:24)

A. The crossB. PrejudiceC. The pains of deathD. The Law of Moses

29. According to Peter, what did God loose because it was not possible that He should be held by it? (2:24)

A. The crossB. PrejudiceC. The pains of deathD. The Law of Moses

30. Who, according to Peter, prophesied the resurrection of Jesus? (2:25-28)

A. JoelB. DavidC. JesusD. Jeremiah

30. Who, according to Peter, prophesied the resurrection of Jesus? (2:25-28)

A. JoelB. DavidC. JesusD. Jeremiah

31. Whose tomb, according to Peter, was with the Jews? (2:29)

A. JesusB. DavidC. John the BaptistD. Judas

31. Whose tomb, according to Peter, was with the Jews? (2:29)

A. JesusB. DavidC. John the BaptistD. Judas

32. Where did Peter say Jesus was? (2:33)

A. In their heartsB. In JerusalemC. At the right hand of GodD. In the tomb

32. Where did Peter say Jesus was? (2:33)

A. In their heartsB. In JerusalemC. At the right hand of GodD. In the tomb

33. According to Peter, what was the promise of the Father which the people were seeing and hearing? (2:33)

A. BaptismB. The gospelC. The Holy SpiritD. Eternal life

33. According to Peter, what was the promise of the Father which the people were seeing and hearing? (2:33)

A. BaptismB. The gospelC. The Holy SpiritD. Eternal life

34. Whom did God tell to sit at His right hand until He made the enemy a footstool? (2:34-36)

A. DavidB. JesusC. The Holy SpiritD. Peter

34. Whom did God tell to sit at His right hand until He made the enemy a footstool? (2:34-36)

A. DavidB. JesusC. The Holy SpiritD. Peter

35. According to Peter, what titles did God bestow on Jesus? (2:36)

A. Lord and ChristB. King of Kings and Lord of LordsC. Lord and AnointedD. Lord and Prince

35. According to Peter, what titles did God bestow on Jesus? (2:36)

A. Lord and ChristB. King of Kings and Lord of LordsC. Lord and AnointedD. Lord and Prince

36. Whom did the crowd ask for guidance after Peter finished his sermon on Pentecost? (2:37)

A. GodB. The JewsC. Peter and the apostlesD. John

36. Whom did the crowd ask for guidance after Peter finished his sermon on Pentecost? (2:37)

A. GodB. The JewsC. Peter and the apostlesD. John

37. On Pentecost, what did Peter tell those who were cut to heart to do? (2:38)

A. BelieveB. RepentC. Repent and be baptizedD. Believe, repent and be

baptized

37. On Pentecost, what did Peter tell those who were cut to heart to do? (2:38)

A. BelieveB. RepentC. Repent and be baptizedD. Believe, repent and be

baptized

38. What did Peter say those who were baptized would receive? (2:38)

A. The gift of eternal lifeB. The gift of the Holy SpiritC. The gift of a clear

conscienceD. The gift of heaven

38. What did Peter say those who were baptized would receive? (2:38)

A. The gift of eternal lifeB. The gift of the Holy SpiritC. The gift of a clear

conscienceD. The gift of heaven

39. Whom did Peter say would receive the promise of the Holy Spirit? (2:39)

A. You, your children and those God shall callB. Those who call GodC. JewsD. Jews and Gentiles

39. Whom did Peter say would receive the promise of the Holy Spirit? (2:39)

A. You, your children and those God shall callB. Those who call GodC. JewsD. Jews and Gentiles

40. What happened to those who received the word of Peter on Pentecost? (2:41)

A. They were baptizedB. They were gladC. They went away rejoicingD. They left

40. What happened to those who received the word of Peter on Pentecost? (2:41)

A. They were baptizedB. They were gladC. They went away rejoicingD. They left

41. About how many were baptized on the Day of Pentecost? (2:41)

A. 30B. 300C. 3,000D. 5,000

41. About how many were baptized on the Day of Pentecost? (2:41)

A. 30B. 300C. 3,000D. 5,000

42. To what did those who were baptized on Pentecost commit themselves? (2:42)

A. The apostles’ moneyB. The apostles’ doctrine,

fellowship, breaking of bread, prayer

C. FellowshipD. Teaching others

42. To what did those who were baptized on Pentecost commit themselves? (2:42)

A. The apostles’ moneyB. The apostles’ doctrine, fellowship, breaking of

bread, prayerC. FellowshipD. Teaching others

43. All those who had been baptized on Pentecost had a feeling of what come upon them? (2:43)

A. JoyB. RepentanceC. FearD. Urgency

43. All those who had been baptized on Pentecost had a feeling of what come upon them? (2:43)

A. JoyB. RepentanceC. FearD. Urgency

44. Who was doing signs and wonders on Pentecost? (2:43)

A. All believersB. PeterC. The apostlesD. Jews

44. Who was doing signs and wonders on Pentecost? (2:43)

A. All believersB. PeterC. The apostlesD. Jews

45. What did those who believed on Pentecost have in common? (2:44)

A. HousesB. FoodC. FaithD. All things

45. What did those who believed on Pentecost have in common? (2:44)

A. HousesB. FoodC. FaithD. All things

46. What did the believers in Jerusalem do every day? (Acts 2:46-47)

A. Meet in the templeB. Break bread from house to houseC. Praising God and having favor with all peopleD. All the above

46. What did the believers in Jerusalem do every day? (Acts 2:46-47)

A. Meet in the templeB. Break bread from house to houseC. Praising God and having favor with all peopleD. All the above

47. Who added those who were being saved to the church? (2:47)

A. The apostlesB. The believersC. The Holy SpiritD. The Lord

47. Who added those who were being saved to the church? (2:47)

A. The apostlesB. The believersC. The Holy SpiritD. The Lord

48. How often were people added to the church? (2:47)

A. DailyB. WeeklyC. MonthlyD. Hourly

48. How often were people added to the church? (2:47)

A. DailyB. WeeklyC. MonthlyD. Hourly

Chapter 3

1. What was the ninth hour? (3:1)

A. The hour of studyB. The hour of prayerC. The hour of healingD. The hour of prophecy

1. What was the ninth hour? (3:1)

A. The hour of studyB. The hour of prayerC. The hour of healingD. The hour of prophecy

2. When did Peter and John go to the temple? (3:1)

A. The third hourB. The sixth hourC. The ninth hourD. The twelfth hour

2. When did Peter and John go to the temple? (3:1)

A. The third hourB. The sixth hourC. The ninth hourD. The twelfth hour

3. Where did the lame man spend his days? (3:2)

A. The gate of the templeB. His houseC. The upper roomD. His mother’s house

3. Where did the lame man spend his days? (3:2)

A. The gate of the templeB. His houseC. The upper roomD. His mother’s house

4. What was called “Beautiful”? (3:2)

A. The templeB. The feet of the apostlesC. The gate of the cityD. The gate of the temple

4. What was called “Beautiful”? (3:2)

A. The templeB. The feet of the apostlesC. The gate of the cityD. The gate of the temple

5. What did the lame man do at the gate of the temple? (3:2)

A. Ask for almsB. PrayC. SingD. Rest

5. What did the lame man do at the gate of the temple? (3:2)

A. Ask for almsB. PrayC. SingD. Rest

6. What did Peter tell the lame man he did not have? (3:6)

A. SilverB. GoldC. Silver and goldD. Money and clothes

6. What did Peter tell the lame man he did not have? (3:6)

A. SilverB. GoldC. Silver and goldD. Money and clothes

7. In whose name did Peter tell the lame man to walk? (3:6)

A. The name of Jesus Christ of NazarethB. The name of the Holy

SpiritC. His own nameD. In the name of God

7. In whose name did Peter tell the lame man to walk? (3:6)

A. The name of Jesus Christ of NazarethB. The name of the Holy

SpiritC. His own nameD. In the name of God

8. How long after Peter told the man to walk was he able to walk? (3:7)

A. One dayB. One hourC. ImmediatelyD. Three hours

8. How long after Peter told the man to walk was he able to walk? (3:7)

A. One dayB. One hourC. ImmediatelyD. Three hours

9. How did the lame man who was healed by Peter enter the temple? (3:8)

A. CrawlingB. SilentlyC. On a cotD. Walking, leaping and praising God

9. How did the lame man who was healed by Peter enter the temple? (3:8)

A. CrawlingB. SilentlyC. On a cotD. Walking, leaping and praising God

10. Why did the people run to the porch of Solomon? (3:11)

A. They heard a loud noiseB. People were speaking in tonguesC. The lame man was

healedD. Peter and John were

preaching

10. Why did the people run to the porch of Solomon? (3:11)

A. They heard a loud noiseB. People were speaking in tonguesC. The lame man was

healedD. Peter and John were

preaching

11. Who healed the lame man? (3:12-13)

A. Peter and JohnB. PeterC. JesusD. The God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob

11. Who healed the lame man? (3:12-13)

A. Peter and JohnB. PeterC. JesusD. The God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob

12. Who was glorified by the healing of the lame man? (3:13)

A. PeterB. JohnC. Peter and JohnD. Jesus

12. Who was glorified by the healing of the lame man? (3:13)

A. PeterB. JohnC. Peter and JohnD. Jesus

13. Whom did Peter call a servant of God? (3:13)

A. The lame manB. HimselfC. JohnD. Jesus

13. Whom did Peter call a servant of God? (3:13)

A. The lame manB. HimselfC. JohnD. Jesus

14. Which title did Peter not use of Jesus when speaking at the porch of Solomon? (3:13-15)

A. ServantB. Holy One and JustC. Prince of LifeD. The Chosen One

14. Which title did Peter not use of Jesus when speaking at the porch of Solomon? (3:13-15)

A. ServantB. Holy One and JustC. Prince of LifeD. The Chosen One

15. Who wanted to release Jesus after the Jews delivered Him to Pilate? (3:13)

A. PilateB. The JewsC. The Chief PriestsD. Nicodemus

15. Who wanted to release Jesus after the Jews delivered Him to Pilate? (3:13)

A. PilateB. The JewsC. The Chief PriestsD. Nicodemus

16. Of what did Peter say the apostles were witnesses? (3:15)

A. The wickedness of the Jews

B. The healing of the lame manC. The Holy SpiritD. The resurrection of Jesus

16. Of what did Peter say the apostles were witnesses? (3:15)

A. The wickedness of the Jews

B. The healing of the lame manC. The Holy SpiritD. The resurrection of Jesus

17. Who was it that denied Jesus? (3:12-14)

A. PilateB. JosephC. PaulD. Men of Israel

17. Who was it that denied Jesus? (3:12-14)

A. PilateB. JosephC. PaulD. Men of Israel

18. How was the lame man healed? (3:16)

A. Through faith in the name of Jesus

B. Through faith in the apostles

C. Through the mercy of Jesus

D. Through praying

18. How was the lame man healed? (3:16)

A. Through faith in the name of Jesus

B. Through faith in the apostles

C. Through the mercy of Jesus

D. Through praying

19. What did Peter say caused the Men of Israel and their rulers to kill Jesus? (3:17)

A. JealousyB. PrideC. IgnoranceD. Faith

19. What did Peter say caused the Men of Israel and their rulers to kill Jesus? (3:17)

A. JealousyB. PrideC. IgnoranceD. Faith

20. How did God reveal that Christ had to suffer? (3:18)

A. By the prophetsB. By the apostlesC. By angelsD. By Jesus

20. How did God reveal that Christ had to suffer? (3:18)

A. By the prophetsB. By the apostlesC. By angelsD. By Jesus

21. What did Peter tell the people at Solomon’s porch to do to have their sins wiped away? (3:19)

A. Repent and believeB. Repent and confess JesusC. Repent and be convertedD. Repent

21. What did Peter tell the people at Solomon’s porch to do to have their sins wiped away? (3:19)

A. Repent and believeB. Repent and confess JesusC. Repent and be convertedD. Repent

22. What would happen when the sins of the people were blotted out? (3:19)

A. Times of refreshing would come

B. They would be healedC. They would speak in

tonguesD. They would feel better

22. What would happen when the sins of the people were blotted out? (3:19)

A. Times of refreshing would come

B. They would be healedC. They would speak in

tonguesD. They would feel better

23. What will happen at the times of restoration of all things? (3:20-21)

A. Jesus will returnB. Satan will be boundC. The gospel will be

preachedD. The spirit will be poured out

23. What will happen at the times of restoration of all things? (3:20-21)

A. Jesus will returnB. Satan will be boundC. The gospel will be

preachedD. The spirit will be poured out

24. Who said, “God will raise up for you a Prophet like me from your brethren”? (3:22)

A. JoelB. DavidC. ElijahD. Moses

24. Who said, “God will raise up for you a Prophet like me from your brethren”? (3:22)

A. JoelB. DavidC. ElijahD. Moses

25. When did God first speak of the restoration of all things? (3:21)

A. In the days of John the Baptist

B. After the baptism of Jesus

C. On the day of PentecostD. Since the world began

25. When did God first speak of the restoration of all things? (3:21)

A. In the days of John the Baptist

B. After the baptism of Jesus

C. On the day of PentecostD. Since the world began

26. Who did Moses say would be destroyed? (3:23)

A. Those who worshipped idolsB. Those who did not heed the ProphetC. The GentilesD. The Canaanites

26. Who did Moses say would be destroyed? (3:23)

A. Those who worshipped idolsB. Those who did not heed the ProphetC. The GentilesD. The Canaanites

27. Which prophet, according to Peter, announced the events surrounding Pentecost? (3:24)

A. IsaiahB. Samuel and those that

followedC. EliD. Jeremiah

27. Which prophet, according to Peter, announced the events surrounding Pentecost? (3:24)

A. IsaiahB. Samuel and those that followedC. EliD. Jeremiah

28. Who turned the people from their iniquities? (3:26)

A. JesusB. The apostlesC. JohnD. Paul

28. Who turned the people from their iniquities? (3:26)

A. JesusB. The apostlesC. JohnD. Paul

29. In whose seed were all the families of the earth to be blessed? (3:25)

A. AdamB. AbelC. AbrahamD. Abimelech

29. In whose seed were all the families of the earth to be blessed? (3:25)

A. AdamB. AbelC. AbrahamD. Abimelech

Chapter 4

1. Who was not said to be greatly disturbed by what the apostles were saying at Solomon’s porch? (4:1-2)

A. The captain of the templeB. The SadduceesC. The priestsD. Pilate

1. Who was not said to be greatly disturbed by what the apostles were saying at Solomon’s porch? (4:1-2)

A. The captain of the templeB. The SadduceesC. The priestsD. Pilate

2. What disturbing message did the apostles proclaim at Solomon’s porch? (4:2)

A. The resurrection of JesusB. Baptism for forgiveness of sinsC. The sinfulness of HerodD. The virgin birth

2. What disturbing message did the apostles proclaim at Solomon’s porch? (4:2)

A. The resurrection of JesusB. Baptism for forgiveness of sinsC. The sinfulness of HerodD. The virgin birth

3. How many men believed the message proclaimed at Solomon’s porch? (4:4)

A. Ten thousandB. Two thousandC. Three thousandD. Five thousand

3. How many men believed the message proclaimed at Solomon’s porch? (4:4)

A. Ten thousandB. Two thousandC. Three thousandD. Five thousand

4. Which of the following is not mentioned as a member of the high priest’s family? (4:6)

A. CaiaphasB. JohnC. AlexanderD. Antipater

4. Which of the following is not mentioned as a member of the high priest’s family? (4:6)

A. CaiaphasB. JohnC. AlexanderD. Antipater

5. Who was the high priest in the days following Pentecost? (4:6)

A. CaiaphasB. AnnasC. HerodD. Alexander

5. Who was the high priest in the days following Pentecost? (4:6)

A. CaiaphasB. AnnasC. HerodD. Alexander

6. How did Peter say he and John had healed the lame man? (4:10)

A. By their powerB. By the Holy SpiritC. By the name of Jesus Christ of NazarethD. By prayer

6. How did Peter say he and John had healed the lame man? (4:10)

A. By their powerB. By the Holy SpiritC. By the name of Jesus Christ of NazarethD. By prayer

7. Who was the stone the builders rejected? (4:11)

A. JesusB. PilateC. The apostlesD. Peter

7. Who was the stone the builders rejected? (4:11)

A. JesusB. PilateC. The apostlesD. Peter

8. According to Peter, what can you do only in the name of Jesus? (4:12)

A. EatB. Be savedC. LiveD. All the above

8. According to Peter, what can you do only in the name of Jesus? (4:12)

A. EatB. Be savedC. LiveD. All the above

9. The rulers marveled that while Peter and John were uneducated and untrained, they had what? (4:13)

A. Good speechB. PopularityC. BoldnessD. Shyness

9. The rulers marveled that while Peter and John were uneducated and untrained, they had what? (4:13)

A. Good speechB. PopularityC. BoldnessD. Shyness

10. Who stood beside Peter and John, causing the rulers of the Jews to be silent? (4:14)

A. JesusB. The healed manC. DorcasD. The crowd of believers

10. Who stood beside Peter and John, causing the rulers of the Jews to be silent? (4:14)

A. JesusB. The healed manC. DorcasD. The crowd of believers

11. What did the Jewish Council say they could not deny? (4:16)

A. The resurrection of JesusB. The Word of GodC. A miracle occurred

through Peter and JohnD. Jesus was the Son of God

11. What did the Jewish Council say they could not deny? (4:16)

A. The resurrection of JesusB. The Word of GodC. A miracle occurred through Peter and JohnD. Jesus was the Son of God

12. Who knew that Peter and John had healed the crippled man? (4:16)

A. Everyone in JerusalemB. Everyone in the templeC. Everyone in JudeaD. Everyone in the world

12. Who knew that Peter and John had healed the crippled man? (4:16)

A. Everyone in JerusalemB. Everyone in the templeC. Everyone in JudeaD. Everyone in the world

13. What did the Council command Peter and John not to do? (4:18)

A. MiraclesB. Enter the templeC. Teach the Word of GodD. Teach or preach in the

name of Jesus

13. What did the Council command Peter and John not to do? (4:18)

A. MiraclesB. Enter the templeC. Teach the Word of GodD. Teach or preach in the

name of Jesus

14. What did Peter and John tell the Council they had to keep speaking? (4:20)

A. What they saw and heardB. What God saidC. What they read in the BibleD. All the above

14. What did Peter and John tell the Council they had to keep speaking? (4:20)

A. What they saw and heardB. What God saidC. What they read in the BibleD. All the above

15. What did the Council say happened after the lame man was healed? (4:21)

A. The people were rejoicingB. The people were questioning the JewsC. The people were glorifying GodD. The people were afraid

15. What did the Council say happened after the lame man was healed? (4:21)

A. The people were rejoicingB. The people were questioning the JewsC. The people were glorifying GodD. The people were afraid

16. How old was the lame man Peter and John healed? (4:22)

A. Over one hundredB. Over twentyC. Over thirtyD. Over forty

16. How old was the lame man Peter and John healed? (4:22)

A. Over one hundredB. Over twentyC. Over thirtyD. Over forty

17. Where did Peter and John go after the Council released them? (4:23)

A. To their companionsB. To the templeC. To Mt. OlivetD. To Galilee

17. Where did Peter and John go after the Council released them? (4:23)

A. To their companionsB. To the templeC. To Mt. OlivetD. To Galilee

18. Who prophesied that the kings of the earth would be against Christ? (4:25)

A. AmosB. JoelC. DavidD. Moses

18. Who prophesied that the kings of the earth would be against Christ? (4:25)

A. AmosB. JoelC. DavidD. Moses

19. Whom did Peter and John refer to as a servant of God? (4:25)

A. DavidB. AbrahamC. GodD. The High Priest

19. Whom did Peter and John refer to as a servant of God? (4:25)

A. DavidB. AbrahamC. GodD. The High Priest

20. Who were gathered together against Jesus to do whatever God determined before to be done? (4:27-29)

A. Herod and PilateB. GentilesC. People of IsraelD. All the above

20. Who were gathered together against Jesus to do whatever God determined before to be done? (4:27-29)

A. Herod and PilateB. GentilesC. People of IsraelD. All the above

21. What did the believers ask the Lord to grant to His servants? (4:29)

A. Boldness to speak His Word

B. Eternal lifeC. PowerD. Bread

21. What did the believers ask the Lord to grant to His servants? (4:29)

A. Boldness to speak His Word

B. Eternal lifeC. PowerD. Bread

22. Who was called the “holy servant” of God? (4:27, 30)

A. MosesB. DavidC. StephenD. Jesus

22. Who was called the “holy servant” of God? (4:27, 30)

A. MosesB. DavidC. StephenD. Jesus

23. What happened after the believers in Jerusalem and the apostles prayed? (4:31)

A. The place was shakenB. They were filled with the Holy SpiritC. They spoke the Word of God with boldnessD. All the above

23. What happened after the believers in Jerusalem and the apostles prayed? (4:31)

A. The place was shakenB. They were filled with the Holy SpiritC. They spoke the Word of God with boldnessD. All the above

24. Which of the following is not said to have been done by believers in Jerusalem? (4:32)

A. They were of one heartB. All they had all things

commonC. They left their familiesD. They were of one soul

24. Which of the following is not said to have been done by believers in Jerusalem? (4:32)

A. They were of one heartB. All they had all things

commonC. They left their familiesD. They were of one soul

25. What did the apostles do with great power? (4:33)

A. SpeakB. Give witness to the

resurrection of JesusC. PrayD. Heal

25. What did the apostles do with great power? (4:33)

A. SpeakB. Give witness to the

resurrection of JesusC. PrayD. Heal

26. Who was said to have great grace? (4:33)

A. All the believersB. The apostlesC. JesusD. Peter and John

26. Who was said to have great grace? (4:33)

A. All the believersB. The apostlesC. JesusD. Peter and John

27. How was the money distributed among the believers? (4:35)

A. EquallyB. To the Jews firstC. To the widows firstD. According to need

27. How was the money distributed among the believers? (4:35)

A. EquallyB. To the Jews firstC. To the widows firstD. According to need

28. Where did the believers bring money to help the needy? (4:35)

A. To the templeB. To the apostlesC. To the needyD. To Peter

28. Where did the believers bring money to help the needy? (4:35)

A. To the templeB. To the apostlesC. To the needyD. To Peter

29. Which of the following is not true of Barnabas? (4:36-37)

A. He was a Levite from Cyprus

B. He sold a piece of landC. He was called JosesD. He was called Simon

29. Which of the following is not true of Barnabas? (4:36-37)

A. He was a Levite from Cyprus

B. He sold a piece of landC. He was called JosesD. He was called Simon

30. What does “Barnabas” mean? (4:36)

A. Great GiverB. Son of BarneyC. Son of EncouragementD. Son of Grace

30. What does “Barnabas” mean? (4:36)

A. Great GiverB. Son of BarneyC. Son of EncouragementD. Son of Grace

31. Who called Joses “Barnabas”? (4:36)

A. PeterB. The apostlesC. The churchD. Paul

31. Who called Joses “Barnabas”? (4:36)

A. PeterB. The apostlesC. The churchD. Paul

Chapter 5

1. Who had full knowledge of the sin of Ananias? (5:2)

A. The apostlesB. SapphiraC. The widowsD. The church

1. Who had full knowledge of the sin of Ananias? (5:2)

A. The apostlesB. SapphiraC. The widowsD. The church

2. Whose heart was said to be filled by Satan? (5:3)

A. AnaniasB. BarsabbasC. CaiaphasD. Judas

2. Whose heart was said to be filled by Satan? (5:3)

A. AnaniasB. BarsabbasC. CaiaphasD. Judas

3. What was the sin of Ananias and Sapphira? (5:4)

A. Selling propertyB. CursingC. LyingD. Murder

3. What was the sin of Ananias and Sapphira? (5:4)

A. Selling propertyB. CursingC. LyingD. Murder

4. To whom did Ananias lie? (5:3-4)

A. SapphiraB. The Holy SpiritC. GodD. The Holy Spirit and God

4. To whom did Ananias lie? (5:3-4)

A. SapphiraB. The Holy SpiritC. GodD. The Holy Spirit and God

5. How did the people respond to the death of Ananias and Sapphira? (5:5, 11)

A. They glorified GodB. They sold landC. They had great fearD. They mourned

5. How did the people respond to the death of Ananias and Sapphira? (5:5, 11)

A. They glorified GodB. They sold landC. They had great fearD. They mourned

6. Who buried Ananias? (5:6)A. SapphiraB. Young menC. GentilesD. Apostles

6. Who buried Ananias? (5:6)A. SapphiraB. Young menC. GentilesD. Apostles

7. What happened three hours after Ananias died? (5:7)

A. Ananias was buriedB. Everyone went homeC. Sapphira came inD. The apostles were

arrested

7. What happened three hours after Ananias died? (5:7)

A. Ananias was buriedB. Everyone went homeC. Sapphira came inD. The apostles were

arrested

8. Who confronted Ananias about lying? (5:3)

A. The eldersB. PeterC. Peter and the eldersD. Peter and John

8. Who confronted Ananias about lying? (5:3)

A. The eldersB. PeterC. Peter and the eldersD. Peter and John

9. Who agreed to put the Spirit of the Lord to the test? (5:9)

A. GentilesB. Ananias and SapphiraC. JewsD. Pilate and the Jews

9. Who agreed to put the Spirit of the Lord to the test? (5:9)

A. GentilesB. Ananias and SapphiraC. JewsD. Pilate and the Jews

10. Who replied to Peter, “Yes, for so much” when asked about the sale of the land? (5:8)

A. JudasB. Chief PriestsC. SapphiraD. Barnabas

10. Who replied to Peter, “Yes, for so much” when asked about the sale of the land? (5:8)

A. JudasB. Chief PriestsC. SapphiraD. Barnabas

11. Who did many signs and wonders among the people in Solomon’s porch? (5:12)

A. ApostlesB. ElymasC. AnaniasD. Believers

11. Who did many signs and wonders among the people in Solomon’s porch? (5:12)

A. ApostlesB. ElymasC. AnaniasD. Believers

12. Whose shadow was believed to have the power to heal? (5:15)

A. PeterB. JesusC. PaulD. The apostles

12. Whose shadow was believed to have the power to heal? (5:15)

A. PeterB. JesusC. PaulD. The apostles

13. To which sect did the high priest belong? (5:17)

A. The CouncilB. The NazarenesC. The PhariseesD. The Sadducees

13. To which sect did the high priest belong? (5:17)

A. The CouncilB. The NazarenesC. The PhariseesD. The Sadducees

14. What motivated the Sadducees to put the apostles in prison? (5:17-18)

A. They feared a riotB. They were filled with

indignationC. The apostles opposed

MosesD. They healed on the Sabbath

14. What motivated the Sadducees to put the apostles in prison? (5:17-18)

A. They feared a riotB. They were filled with

indignationC. The apostles opposed

MosesD. They healed on the Sabbath

15. After the angel of the Lord released the apostles from prison, where did he send them? (5:19-20)

A. The upper roomB. The templeC. Mt. OlivetD. The desert

15. After the angel of the Lord released the apostles from prison, where did he send them? (5:19-20)

A. The upper roomB. The templeC. Mt. OlivetD. The desert

16. What did the officers find when they went to prison to get the apostles? (5:22-23)

A. The guards were goneB. The guards were sleepingC. The guards were looking for the apostlesD. The guards were

standing outside the doors

16. What did the officers find when they went to prison to get the apostles? (5:22-23)

A. The guards were goneB. The guards were sleepingC. The guards were looking for the apostlesD. The guards were

standing outside the doors

17. Who in Jerusalem feared being stoned? (5:26)

A. The officersB. PaulC. StephenD. The apostles

17. Who in Jerusalem feared being stoned? (5:26)

A. The officersB. PaulC. StephenD. The apostles

18. Which charge did the high priest not bring against the apostles? (5:28)

A. They taught in Jesus’ nameB. They filled Jerusalem with their doctrineC. They intended to bring the blood of Jesus on the JewsD. They healed on the

Sabbath

18. Which charge did the high priest not bring against the apostles? (5:28)

A. They taught in Jesus’ nameB. They filled Jerusalem with their doctrineC. They intended to bring the blood of Jesus on the JewsD. They healed on the

Sabbath

19. How did Peter and the apostles respond when the high priest examined them? (5:29)

A. We ought to obey menB. We ought to obey God C. We ought to obey God

and menD. None of the above

19. How did Peter and the apostles respond when the high priest examined them? (5:29)

A. We ought to obey menB. We ought to obey God C. We ought to obey God

and menD. None of the above

20. Who served as witnesses to the fact God had exalted Jesus and made repentance and forgiveness of sins possible? (5:32)

A. The prophetsB. The apostlesC. The Holy SpiritD. The apostles and the Holy Spirit

20. Who served as witnesses to the fact God had exalted Jesus and made repentance and forgiveness of sins possible? (5:32)

A. The prophetsB. The apostlesC. The Holy SpiritD. The apostles and the Holy Spirit

21. To whom did God give the Holy Spirit? (5:32)

A. The apostlesB. The JewsC. The GentilesD. Those who obey Him

21. To whom did God give the Holy Spirit? (5:32)

A. The apostlesB. The JewsC. The GentilesD. Those who obey Him

22. What did the council plot after they were angered by the words of the apostles? (5:33)

A. To be savedB. To kill the apostlesC. To put the apostles in

prisonD. To discuss the matter

among themselves

22. What did the council plot after they were angered by the words of the apostles? (5:33)

A. To be savedB. To kill the apostlesC. To put the apostles in

prisonD. To discuss the matter

among themselves

23. Who said, “Men of Israel, take heed to yourselves what you intend to do regarding these men”? (5:34-35)

A. PeterB. PilateC. GamalielD. The Chief Priests

23. Who said, “Men of Israel, take heed to yourselves what you intend to do regarding these men”? (5:34-35)

A. PeterB. PilateC. GamalielD. The Chief Priests

24. Which of the following is not said of Gamaliel? (5:34)

A. He was a SadduceeB. He was a PhariseeC. He was a teacher of the lawD. He was respected by all

24. Which of the following is not said of Gamaliel? (5:34)

A. He was a SadduceeB. He was a PhariseeC. He was a teacher of the lawD. He was respected by all

25. How many men followed Theudas? (5:36)

A. FourB. FortyC. Four hundredD. Four thousand

25. How many men followed Theudas? (5:36)

A. FourB. FortyC. Four hundredD. Four thousand

26. When did Judas of Galilee rise up? (5:37)

A. During the days of the Passover

B. During the days of the census

C. During the days of Pentecost

D. During the days of Herod

26. When did Judas of Galilee rise up? (5:37)

A. During the days of the Passover

B. During the days of the census

C. During the days of Pentecost

D. During the days of Herod

27. What did Gamaliel tell the Jews to do with the apostles? (5:38)

A. Leave them aloneB. Rebuke themC. Listen to themD. Imprison them for awhile

27. What did Gamaliel tell the Jews to do with the apostles? (5:38)

A. Leave them aloneB. Rebuke themC. Listen to themD. Imprison them for awhile

28. What did the council not do after Gamaliel finished speaking? (5:40)

A. Let the apostles goB. PrayC. Beat the apostlesD. Command the apostles not to speak in Jesus’ name

28. What did the council not do after Gamaliel finished speaking? (5:40)

A. Let the apostles goB. PrayC. Beat the apostlesD. Command the apostles not to speak in Jesus’ name

29. Why did the apostles rejoice when they were released by the council? (5:41)

A. They were allowed to suffer

B. They were not put in prison

C. Their lives were sparedD. Gamaliel believed

29. Why did the apostles rejoice when they were released by the council? (5:41)

A. They were allowed to suffer

B. They were not put in prison

C. Their lives were sparedD. Gamaliel believed

30. What did the apostles continue to do every day after they were released by the council? (5:42)

A. Teach and preach Jesus as the ChristB. Heal all the sickC. Watch out for the JewsD. Meet secretly

30. What did the apostles continue to do every day after they were released by the council? (5:42)

A. Teach and preach Jesus as the ChristB. Heal all the sickC. Watch out for the JewsD. Meet secretly

Chapter 6

1. The Hellenists were complaining that the Hebrews were neglecting whom in the daily distribution? (6:1)

A. OrphansB. WidowsC. LivestockD. Everyone

1. The Hellenists were complaining that the Hebrews were neglecting whom in the daily distribution? (6:1)

A. OrphansB. WidowsC. LivestockD. Everyone

2. What work did the twelve say they needed to do? (6:2-4)

A. Do signs and wondersB. Wait on tablesC. Handle the moneyD. The ministry of the Word and prayer

2. What work did the twelve say they needed to do? (6:2-4)

A. Do signs and wondersB. Wait on tablesC. Handle the moneyD. The ministry of the Word and prayer

3. How many men were chosen to serve the widows? (6:3)

A. FiveB. SevenC. TwelveD. Twenty-four

3. How many men were chosen to serve the widows? (6:3)

A. FiveB. SevenC. TwelveD. Twenty-four

4. Which of the following was not a prerequisite of those chosen to serve the widows? (6:3)

A. Having a good reputationB. Having done signs and

wondersC. Being full of the Holy SpiritD. Being full of wisdom

4. Which of the following was not a prerequisite of those chosen to serve the widows? (6:3)

A. Having a good reputationB. Having done signs and

wondersC. Being full of the Holy SpiritD. Being full of wisdom

5. Who chose the men who would serve the widows in Jerusalem? (6:2)

A. The twelveB. The Holy SpiritC. The multitude of the

disciplesD. Peter

5. Who chose the men who would serve the widows in Jerusalem? (6:2)

A. The twelveB. The Holy SpiritC. The multitude of the

disciplesD. Peter

6. Which of those chosen to wait on tables was a proselyte from Antioch? (6:5)

A. NicolasB. StephenC. ParmenasD. Nicanor

6. Which of those chosen to wait on tables was a proselyte from Antioch? (6:5)

A. NicolasB. StephenC. ParmenasD. Nicanor

7. Which of the following was not chosen to serve food to the widows? (6:5)

A. StephenB. PhilipC. NicanorD. Nathanael

7. Which of the following was not chosen to serve food to the widows? (6:5)

A. StephenB. PhilipC. NicanorD. Nathanael

8. Who was described as being “full of faith and power”? (6:8)

A. PhilipB. StephenC. PeterD. Barnabas

8. Who was described as being “full of faith and power”? (6:8)

A. PhilipB. StephenC. PeterD. Barnabas

9. What did the apostles do with those chosen to serve the widows? (6:6)

A. Blessed themB. Congratulated themC. Paid themD. Prayed and laid hands on them

9. What did the apostles do with those chosen to serve the widows? (6:6)

A. Blessed themB. Congratulated themC. Paid themD. Prayed and laid hands on them

10. Which of the following were not part of the Synagogue of the Freedmen? (6:9)

A. Men of Cyrene and Alexandria

B. Men of CiliciaC. Men of AsiaD. Men of Egypt

10. Which of the following were not part of the Synagogue of the Freedmen? (6:9)

A. Men of Cyrene and Alexandria

B. Men of CiliciaC. Men of AsiaD. Men of Egypt

11. Who rose up in a dispute with Stephen? (6:9)

A. The Hellenistic JewsB. The Hellenistic widowsC. The temple authoritiesD. The Synagogue of the

Freedmen

11. Who rose up in a dispute with Stephen? (6:9)

A. The Hellenistic JewsB. The Hellenistic widowsC. The temple authoritiesD. The Synagogue of the

Freedmen

12. Why was the Synagogue of the Freedmen unable to resist Stephen? (6:9-10)

A. Because of the signs he didB. Because of the support of the peopleC. Because of the wisdom and Spirit in what he spokeD. Because of the number of believers

12. Why was the Synagogue of the Freedmen unable to resist Stephen? (6:9-10)

A. Because of the signs he didB. Because of the support of the peopleC. Because of the wisdom and Spirit in what he spokeD. Because of the number of believers

13. What accusation was brought against Stephen? (6:11)

A. He blasphemed the high priestB. He healed on the SabbathC. He blasphemed Moses

and GodD. He blasphemed the law

13. What accusation was brought against Stephen? (6:11)

A. He blasphemed the high priestB. He healed on the SabbathC. He blasphemed Moses and GodD. He blasphemed the law

14. According to the false witnesses, what did Stephen say Jesus would do? (6:14)

A. Destroy this placeB. Alter the customs of MosesC. Destroy this place and

change the customs of MosesD. Destroy the law

14. According to the false witnesses, what did Stephen say Jesus would do? (6:14)

A. Destroy this placeB. Alter the customs of MosesC. Destroy this place and

change the customs of MosesD. Destroy the law

15. Who had the face of an angel? (6:15)

A. JesusB. PeterC. CorneliusD. Stephen

15. Who had the face of an angel? (6:15)

A. JesusB. PeterC. CorneliusD. Stephen

Chapter 7

1. Who asked Stephen if the charges brought against him were true? (7:1)

A. The councilB. The disciplesC. PeterD. The high priest

1. Who asked Stephen if the charges brought against him were true? (7:1)

A. The councilB. The disciplesC. PeterD. The high priest

2. How did Stephen address the council? (7:2)

A. As hypocritesB. As brethren and fathersC. As JewsD. As men of Israel

2. How did Stephen address the council? (7:2)

A. As hypocritesB. As brethren and fathersC. As JewsD. As men of Israel

3. When did the God of glory appear to Abraham? (7:2)

A. Before he dwelt in HaranB. While he dwelt in HaranC. After he left HaranD. When he came to Canaan

3. When did the God of glory appear to Abraham? (7:2)

A. Before he dwelt in HaranB. While he dwelt in HaranC. After he left HaranD. When he came to Canaan

4. What happened while Abraham was in Haran? (7:4)

A. Isaac was bornB. Abraham’s father diedC. Abraham met SarahD. God first appeared to him

4. What happened while Abraham was in Haran? (7:4)

A. Isaac was bornB. Abraham’s father diedC. Abraham met SarahD. God first appeared to him

5. How much of the land which God promised Abraham did Abraham receive in his lifetime? (7:5)

A. A footB. Most of itC. All of itD. None of it

5. How much of the land which God promised Abraham did Abraham receive in his lifetime? (7:5)

A. A footB. Most of itC. All of itD. None of it

6. How long would Abraham’s descendants be in bondage and oppressed in a foreign land? (7:6)

A. Four yearsB. Forty yearsC. Four hundred yearsD. Forty days and nights

6. How long would Abraham’s descendants be in bondage and oppressed in a foreign land? (7:6)

A. Four yearsB. Forty yearsC. Four hundred yearsD. Forty days and nights

7. What would God do to the nation that placed Abraham’s descendants in bondage? (7:7)

A. Judge itB. Bless itC. Ignore itD. Send fire on it

7. What would God do to the nation that placed Abraham’s descendants in bondage? (7:7)

A. Judge itB. Bless itC. Ignore itD. Send fire on it

8. What covenant did God give Abraham? (7:8)

A. Ten CommandmentsB. CircumcisionC. TithingD. Blessing and cursing

8. What covenant did God give Abraham? (7:8)

A. Ten CommandmentsB. CircumcisionC. TithingD. Blessing and cursing

9. On what day was Isaac circumcised? (7:8)

A. The first dayB. The sixth dayC. The seventh dayD. The eighth day

9. On what day was Isaac circumcised? (7:8)

A. The first dayB. The sixth dayC. The seventh dayD. The eighth day

10. Who begot the twelve patriarchs? (7:8)

A. IsaacB. JacobC. IshmaelD. Moses

10. Who begot the twelve patriarchs? (7:8)

A. IsaacB. JacobC. IshmaelD. Moses

11. Why was Joseph sold? (7:9)A. God commanded itB. Money was neededC. EnvyD. Anger

11. Why was Joseph sold? (7:9)A. God commanded itB. Money was neededC. EnvyD. Anger

12. Why did Joseph find favor with Pharaoh? (7:9-10)

A. He was smartB. He managed money wellC. God was with himD. He managed the grain

well

12. Why did Joseph find favor with Pharaoh? (7:9-10)

A. He was smartB. He managed money wellC. God was with himD. He managed the grain

well

13. What position did Joseph hold in Egypt? (7:10)

A. PresidentB. PharaohC. SecretaryD. Governor

13. What position did Joseph hold in Egypt? (7:10)

A. PresidentB. PharaohC. SecretaryD. Governor

14. What caused Joseph’s brothers to go to Egypt? (7:11)

A. A droughtB. A famineC. They wanted to find

JosephD. They wanted to sell

Joseph

14. What caused Joseph’s brothers to go to Egypt? (7:11)

A. A droughtB. A famineC. They wanted to find

JosephD. They wanted to sell

Joseph

15. On which visit to Egypt did Joseph’s brothers learn who he was? (7:13)

A. FirstB. SecondC. Third D. Fourth

15. On which visit to Egypt did Joseph’s brothers learn who he was? (7:13)

A. FirstB. SecondC. Third D. Fourth

16. How many of Joseph’s relatives moved to Egypt? (7:14)

A. SeventyB. Seventy-fiveC. One hundred seventy-fiveD. Four hundred

16. How many of Joseph’s relatives moved to Egypt? (7:14)

A. SeventyB. Seventy-fiveC. One hundred seventy-fiveD. Four hundred

17. Where were Jacob and his sons buried? (7:15-16)

A. ShechemB. JerusalemC. EgyptD. Bethel

17. Where were Jacob and his sons buried? (7:15-16)

A. ShechemB. JerusalemC. EgyptD. Bethel

18. What happened as the time to fulfill the promise made to Abraham drew near? (7:17-18)

A. Israel rejoicedB. People prayedC. Another king came to the throneD. God spoke to the people

18. What happened as the time to fulfill the promise made to Abraham drew near? (7:17-18)

A. Israel rejoicedB. People prayedC. Another king came to the throneD. God spoke to the people

19. How long did Moses live in his father’s house? (7:20)

A. Three daysB. Three weeksC. Three monthsD. Three years

19. How long did Moses live in his father’s house? (7:20)

A. Three daysB. Three weeksC. Three monthsD. Three years

20. Who raised Moses as her own son? (7:21)

A. Pharaoh’s daughterB. The maidservant of

Pharaoh’s daughterC. JochebedD. Miriam

20. Who raised Moses as her own son? (7:21)

A. Pharaoh’s daughterB. The maidservant of

Pharaoh’s daughterC. JochebedD. Miriam

21. Which of the following was not said of Moses while he was in Egypt? (7:22)

A. He was learned in all the wisdom of the EgyptiansB. He was powerful in wordsC. He was powerful in deedsD. He was liked by all

21. Which of the following was not said of Moses while he was in Egypt? (7:22)

A. He was learned in all the wisdom of the EgyptiansB. He was powerful in wordsC. He was powerful in deedsD. He was liked by all

22. About how old was Moses when he decided to visit his fellow Israelites? (7:23)

A. FourteenB. FortyC. EightyD. Eighty-five

22. About how old was Moses when he decided to visit his fellow Israelites? (7:23)

A. FourteenB. FortyC. EightyD. Eighty-five

23. What did Moses do when he saw one of the children of Israel suffer wrong? (7:24)

A. Rebuked the EgyptianB. Helped the EgyptianC. Struck down the

EgyptianD. Looked the other way

23. What did Moses do when he saw one of the children of Israel suffer wrong? (7:24)

A. Rebuked the EgyptianB. Helped the EgyptianC. Struck down the

EgyptianD. Looked the other way

24. What did Moses think the people of Israel understood? (7:25)

A. God would deliver them by his handB. God would defeat EgyptC. He was an IsraeliteD. God gave him the Ten

Commandments

24. What did Moses think the people of Israel understood? (7:25)

A. God would deliver them by his handB. God would defeat EgyptC. He was an IsraeliteD. God gave him the Ten

Commandments

25. Who said, “Who made you a ruler and a judge over us?” (7:27)

A. MosesB. Moses and AaronC. An EgyptianD. An Israelite

25. Who said, “Who made you a ruler and a judge over us?” (7:27)

A. MosesB. Moses and AaronC. An EgyptianD. An Israelite

26. Where did Moses flee when it was learned he had killed the Egyptian? (7:29)

A. CanaanB. MidianC. EdomD. Shechem

26. Where did Moses flee when it was learned he had killed the Egyptian? (7:29)

A. CanaanB. MidianC. EdomD. Shechem

27. How many sons did Moses have in Midian? (7:29)

A. TwoB. ThreeC. Four D. Five

27. How many sons did Moses have in Midian? (7:29)

A. TwoB. ThreeC. Four D. Five

28. How many years had Moses been in Midian when an angel appeared to him? (7:30)

A. Twenty B. ThirtyC. FortyD. Fifty

28. How many years had Moses been in Midian when an angel appeared to him? (7:30)

A. Twenty B. ThirtyC. FortyD. Fifty

29. Where did Moses see the burning bush? (7:30)

A. EgyptB. Mt. SinaiC. Mt. CarmelD. Midian

29. Where did Moses see the burning bush? (7:30)

A. EgyptB. Mt. SinaiC. Mt. CarmelD. Midian

30. How did the Lord introduce Himself as He spoke from the burning bush? (7:32)

A. The God of all nationsB. The God of IsraelC. The God of Abraham and Isaac and JacobD. The one and only God

30. How did the Lord introduce Himself as He spoke from the burning bush? (7:32)

A. The God of all nationsB. The God of IsraelC. The God of Abraham and Isaac and JacobD. The one and only God

31. What did Moses do when the Lord spoke from the burning bush? (7:32)

A. He worshippedB. He trembled and dared not lookC. He backed awayD. He looked in amazement

31. What did Moses do when the Lord spoke from the burning bush? (7:32)

A. He worshippedB. He trembled and dared not lookC. He backed awayD. He looked in amazement

32. Why was Moses told to take off his sandals? (7:33)

A. To wash his feetB. To restC. The Lord had new sandals for himD. The ground was holy

32. Why was Moses told to take off his sandals? (7:33)

A. To wash his feetB. To restC. The Lord had new sandals for himD. The ground was holy

33. Why did God send Moses back to Egypt? (7:35)

A. To be a ruler and deliverer

B. To punish PharaohC. To find a wifeD. To get his parents

33. Why did God send Moses back to Egypt? (7:35)

A. To be a ruler and deliverer

B. To punish PharaohC. To find a wifeD. To get his parents

34. Who would help Moses deliver Israel? (7:35)

A. The angel from the burning bush

B. Aaron C. Elders of IsraelD. Aaron and Miriam

34. Who would help Moses deliver Israel? (7:35)

A. The angel from the burning bush

B. Aaron C. Elders of IsraelD. Aaron and Miriam

35. Which of the following is not mentioned by Stephen as a place Moses did wonders and signs? (7:36)

A. EgyptB. The Red SeaC. The wildernessD. Midian

35. Which of the following is not mentioned by Stephen as a place Moses did wonders and signs? (7:36)

A. EgyptB. The Red SeaC. The wildernessD. Midian

36. How long did Moses lead Israel in the wilderness? (7:36)

A. Four yearsB. Fourteen yearsC. Forty yearsD. Forty days and nights

36. How long did Moses lead Israel in the wilderness? (7:36)

A. Four yearsB. Fourteen yearsC. Forty yearsD. Forty days and nights

37. Who said, “The Lord your God will raise up for you a Prophet like me from your brethren”? (7:37)

A. MosesB. AbrahamC. JesusD. Elijah

37. Who said, “The Lord your God will raise up for you a Prophet like me from your brethren”? (7:37)

A. MosesB. AbrahamC. JesusD. Elijah

38. Whom did the fathers of Israel ask to make gods for them? (7:40)

A. AaronB. MosesC. KorahD. All the above

38. Whom did the fathers of Israel ask to make gods for them? (7:40)

A. AaronB. MosesC. KorahD. All the above

39. To whom did God give up the people of Israel to worship? (7:42)

A. EgyptB. The host of HeavenC. SatanD. The Canaanites

39. To whom did God give up the people of Israel to worship? (7:42)

A. EgyptB. The host of HeavenC. SatanD. The Canaanites

40. Who were Moloch and Remphan? (7:43)

A. ProphetsB. KingsC. WidowsD. Gods

40. Who were Moloch and Remphan? (7:43)

A. ProphetsB. KingsC. WidowsD. Gods

41. Where were the Israelites sent due to their idolatry? (7:43)

A. Beyond BabylonB. EgyptC. Beyond BethelD. The wilderness

41. Where were the Israelites sent due to their idolatry? (7:43)

A. Beyond BabylonB. EgyptC. Beyond BethelD. The wilderness

42. What did Moses build according to the pattern God gave him? (7:44)

A. The tabernacle of witness

B. The templeC. A houseD. A village

42. What did Moses build according to the pattern God gave him? (7:44)

A. The tabernacle of witness

B. The templeC. A houseD. A village

43. Who brought the tabernacle of witness into the land possessed by the Gentiles? (7:45)

A. MosesB. JoshuaC. AaronD. David

43. Who brought the tabernacle of witness into the land possessed by the Gentiles? (7:45)

A. MosesB. JoshuaC. AaronD. David

44. Who first desired to build a dwelling place for God? (7:45-46)

A. MosesB. JoshuaC. DavidD. Solomon

44. Who first desired to build a dwelling place for God? (7:45-46)

A. MosesB. JoshuaC. DavidD. Solomon

45. Who built a house for God? (7:47)

A. MosesB. JoshuaC. DavidD. Solomon

45. Who built a house for God? (7:47)

A. MosesB. JoshuaC. DavidD. Solomon

46. What is the throne of God? (7:49)

A. EarthB. Mt. SinaiC. Mt. CarmelD. Heaven

46. What is the throne of God? (7:49)

A. EarthB. Mt. SinaiC. Mt. CarmelD. Heaven

47. What is the footstool of God? (7:49)

A. EarthB. Mt. SinaiC. The wildernessD. Heaven

47. What is the footstool of God? (7:49)

A. EarthB. Mt. SinaiC. The wildernessD. Heaven

48. How did Stephen describe the Jewish Council? (7:51-52)

A. Stiff-necked and uncircumcised in heart and ears

B. Always resisting the Holy Spirit

C. Betrayers and murderers of the Just OneD. All the above

48. How did Stephen describe the Jewish Council? (7:51-52)

A. Stiff-necked and uncircumcised in heart and ears

B. Always resisting the Holy Spirit

C. Betrayers and murderers of the Just OneD. All the above

49. Who directed the law to be received by those who did not keep it? (7:53)

A. MosesB. GodC. The Holy SpiritD. Angels

49. Who directed the law to be received by those who did not keep it? (7:53)

A. MosesB. GodC. The Holy SpiritD. Angels

50. According to Stephen, whom did the Jewish council always resist? (7:51)

A. MosesB. The apostlesC. The Holy SpiritD. The prophets

50. According to Stephen, whom did the Jewish council always resist? (7:51)

A. MosesB. The apostlesC. The Holy SpiritD. The prophets

51. How did the Council respond to the message of Stephen? (7:54)

A. They were cut to the heartB. They began gnashing their

teethC. They were cut to the heart

and gnashed at him with their teeth

D. They repented

51. How did the Council respond to the message of Stephen? (7:54)

A. They were cut to the heartB. They began gnashing their

teethC. They were cut to the heart

and gnashed at him with their teeth

D. They repented

52. What did Stephen see when he gazed intently into heaven? (7:55)

A. The glory of GodB. Jesus standing at the right

hand of GodC. The glory of God and Jesus

standing at the right hand of GodD. Angels ascending and

descending

52. What did Stephen see when he gazed intently into heaven? (7:55)

A. The glory of GodB. Jesus standing at the right

hand of GodC. The glory of God and Jesus

standing at the right hand of GodD. Angels ascending and

descending

53. Which of the following does not describe how the council responded to Stephen? (7:57)

A. Tore their clothesB. Cried out with a loud

voiceC. Stopped their earsD. Ran at him

53. Which of the following does not describe how the council responded to Stephen? (7:57)

A. Tore their clothesB. Cried out with a loud

voiceC. Stopped their earsD. Ran at him

54. What did the council do with Stephen? (7:58-59)

A. Arrested himB. Excommunicated himC. Scourged himD. Stoned him

54. What did the council do with Stephen? (7:58-59)

A. Arrested himB. Excommunicated himC. Scourged himD. Stoned him

55. Who said, “Lord Jesus, receive my spirit”? (7:59)

A. JamesB. AnaniasC. StephenD. Dorcas

55. Who said, “Lord Jesus, receive my spirit”? (7:59)

A. JamesB. AnaniasC. StephenD. Dorcas

56. What did Stephen say as he fell to his knees? (7:60)

A. “Lord, thank you for this meal.”

B. “Lord, do not charge them with this sin.”C. “Lord, avenge my blood on my enemies.”D. “Lord, I’m coming home.”

56. What did Stephen say as he fell to his knees? (7:60)

A. “Lord, thank you for this meal.”

B. “Lord, do not charge them with this sin.”C. “Lord, avenge my blood on my enemies.”D. “Lord, I’m coming home.”

57. Who put their clothes at the feet of a young man named Saul? (7:58)

A. ApostlesB. RulersC. WitnessesD. Sadducees

57. Who put their clothes at the feet of a young man named Saul? (7:58)

A. ApostlesB. RulersC. WitnessesD. Sadducees

Chapter 8

1. What was Saul’s attitude toward the stoning of Stephen? (8:1)

A. He opposed itB. He weptC. He consented to itD. We don’t know

1. What was Saul’s attitude toward the stoning of Stephen? (8:1)

A. He opposed itB. He weptC. He consented to itD. We don’t know

2. On what day did a great persecution arise against the church in Jerusalem? (8:1)

A. The day Stephen diedB. The Day of PentecostC. The PassoverD. Easter

2. On what day did a great persecution arise against the church in Jerusalem? (8:1)

A. The day Stephen diedB. The Day of PentecostC. The PassoverD. Easter

3. What caused the church to be scattered throughout the regions of Judea and Samaria? (8:1)

A. A famineB. The Holy SpiritC. Great persecutionD. The Great Commission

3. What caused the church to be scattered throughout the regions of Judea and Samaria? (8:1)

A. A famineB. The Holy SpiritC. Great persecutionD. The Great Commission

4. What did the apostles do when a great persecution arose against the church in Jerusalem? (8:1)

A. They went to JudeaB. They went to SamariaC. They went to Judea and

SamariaD. They remained in Jerusalem

4. What did the apostles do when a great persecution arose against the church in Jerusalem? (8:1)

A. They went to JudeaB. They went to SamariaC. They went to Judea and

SamariaD. They remained in Jerusalem

5. Which of the following statements is not said of Saul’s ravaging of the church? (8:3)

A. He went from house to houseB. He stoned believersC. He dragged off men and

womenD. He put men and women in

prison

5. Which of the following statements is not said of Saul’s ravaging of the church? (8:3)

A. He went from house to houseB. He stoned believersC. He dragged off men and

womenD. He put men and women in

prison

6. Who buried Stephen? (8:2)A. His familyB. The apostlesC. The councilD. Devout men

6. Who buried Stephen? (8:2)A. His familyB. The apostlesC. The councilD. Devout men

7. What did those scattered as a result of the persecution against the Jerusalem church do? (8:4)

A. Prayed ferventlyB. Preached the WordC. HidD. Went to Rome

7. What did those scattered as a result of the persecution against the Jerusalem church do? (8:4)

A. Prayed ferventlyB. Preached the WordC. HidD. Went to Rome

8. Who preached Christ to the city of Samaria? (8:5)

A. StephenB. Peter and JohnC. PhilipD. Barnabas

8. Who preached Christ to the city of Samaria? (8:5)

A. StephenB. Peter and JohnC. PhilipD. Barnabas

9. Where did Simon practice sorcery? (8:9)

A. SamariaB. ShechemC. AntiochD. Jerusalem

9. Where did Simon practice sorcery? (8:9)

A. SamariaB. ShechemC. AntiochD. Jerusalem

10. Which of the following signs is not mentioned among the works of Philip in Samaria? (8:7)

A. He cast out unclean spiritsB. He healed those who were paralyzedC. He restored sight to the

blindD. He healed the lame

10. Which of the following signs is not mentioned among the works of Philip in Samaria? (8:7)

A. He cast out unclean spiritsB. He healed those who were paralyzedC. He restored sight to the

blindD. He healed the lame

11. Of whom was it said, “This man is the great power of God”? (8:10)

A. PeterB. PhilipC. SimonD. Paul

11. Of whom was it said, “This man is the great power of God”? (8:10)

A. PeterB. PhilipC. SimonD. Paul

12. What did the people do who believed Philip’s preaching about the good news of the kingdom? (8:12)

A. They were baptizedB. They burned their magic booksC. They sold what they hadD. All the above

12. What did the people do who believed Philip’s preaching about the good news of the kingdom? (8:12)

A. They were baptizedB. They burned their magic booksC. They sold what they hadD. All the above

13. Which of the following is not said of Simon (the sorcerer)? (8:13)

A. He believedB. He was baptizedC. He was amazed by the

signs and miraclesD. He did signs and miracles

13. Which of the following is not said of Simon (the sorcerer)? (8:13)

A. He believedB. He was baptizedC. He was amazed by the

signs and miraclesD. He did signs and miracles

14. Whom did the apostles send to Samaria? (8:14)

A. PeterB. JohnC. Peter and JohnD. Paul and Barnabas

14. Whom did the apostles send to Samaria? (8:14)

A. PeterB. JohnC. Peter and JohnD. Paul and Barnabas

15. Why were Peter and John sent to Samaria? (8:15)

A. The people had not repented

B. The people had not been baptizedC. The people had not

received the Holy SpiritD. All the above

15. Why were Peter and John sent to Samaria? (8:15)

A. The people had not repented

B. The people had not been baptizedC. The people had not

received the Holy SpiritD. All the above

16. What happened when Peter and John laid hands on the Samaritans? (8:17)

A. They were healedB. They received the Holy SpiritC. They were added to the churchD. They fainted

16. What happened when Peter and John laid hands on the Samaritans? (8:17)

A. They were healedB. They received the Holy SpiritC. They were added to the churchD. They fainted

17. Why did Simon offer Peter and John money? (8:18-19)

A. To help widowsB. To buy them foodC. To get the Holy SpiritD. To be able to give the

Holy Spirit to others

17. Why did Simon offer Peter and John money? (8:18-19)

A. To help widowsB. To buy them foodC. To get the Holy SpiritD. To be able to give the

Holy Spirit to others

18. Who was told, “Your money perish with you”? (8:20)

A. SimonB. The lame manC. The Ethiopian eunuchD. Judas

18. Who was told, “Your money perish with you”? (8:20)

A. SimonB. The lame manC. The Ethiopian eunuchD. Judas

19. Who was told, “…your heart is not right in the sight of God”? (8:21)

A. JudasB. SimonC. The councilD. The high priest

19. Who was told, “…your heart is not right in the sight of God”? (8:21)

A. JudasB. SimonC. The councilD. The high priest

20. Who was “poisoned by bitterness and bound by iniquity”? (8:23)

A. JudasB. HerodC. SimonD. Saul

20. Who was “poisoned by bitterness and bound by iniquity”? (8:23)

A. JudasB. HerodC. SimonD. Saul

21. Who asked for the prayers of Peter and John? (8:24)

A. The lame manB. SimonC. The SamaritansD. Gamaliel

21. Who asked for the prayers of Peter and John? (8:24)

A. The lame manB. SimonC. The SamaritansD. Gamaliel

22. What did Peter and John do as they traveled back to Jerusalem from the city of Samaria? (8:25)

A. Taught in synagoguesB. RejoicedC. Preached to Samaritan

villagesD. Fished

22. What did Peter and John do as they traveled back to Jerusalem from the city of Samaria? (8:25)

A. Taught in synagoguesB. RejoicedC. Preached to Samaritan villagesD. Fished

23. Who instructed Philip to go to the road which leads from Jerusalem to Gaza? (8:26)

A. Peter and JohnB. The SamaritansC. SimonD. An angel

23. Who instructed Philip to go to the road which leads from Jerusalem to Gaza? (8:26)

A. Peter and JohnB. The SamaritansC. SimonD. An angel

24. Whom did Philip meet on the road to Gaza? (8:27)

A. An Ethiopian eunuchB. Peter and JohnC. SamaritansD. An angel

24. Whom did Philip meet on the road to Gaza? (8:27)

A. An Ethiopian eunuchB. Peter and JohnC. SamaritansD. An angel

25. Why did the Ethiopian eunuch come to Jerusalem? (8:27)

A. To get moneyB. To worshipC. To see the queenD. All the above

25. Why did the Ethiopian eunuch come to Jerusalem? (8:27)

A. To get moneyB. To worshipC. To see the queenD. All the above

26. Who was the queen of the Ethiopians? (8:27)

A. MaryB. CandaceC. HerodiasD. Sapphira

26. Who was the queen of the Ethiopians? (8:27)

A. MaryB. CandaceC. HerodiasD. Sapphira

27. Where was the eunuch returning to when Philip met him? (8:27-28)

A. SamariaB. JerusalemC. EthiopiaD. Jericho

27. Where was the eunuch returning to when Philip met him? (8:27-28)

A. SamariaB. JerusalemC. EthiopiaD. Jericho

28. What was the eunuch reading when Philip met him? (8:28)

A. ProverbsB. IsaiahC. PsalmsD. The Law

28. What was the eunuch reading when Philip met him? (8:28)

A. ProverbsB. IsaiahC. PsalmsD. The Law

29. Who told Philip to go to the chariot of the eunuch? (8:29)

A. The SpiritB. Peter and JohnC. An angelD. No one

29. Who told Philip to go to the chariot of the eunuch? (8:29)

A. The SpiritB. Peter and JohnC. An angelD. No one

30. Who was led as a sheep to slaughter? (8:34-35)

A. JesusB. John the BaptistC. StephenD. The apostles

30. Who was led as a sheep to slaughter? (8:34-35)

A. JesusB. John the BaptistC. StephenD. The apostles

31. Who asked, “Do you understand what you are reading?” (8:30)

A. PhilipB. PeterC. JohnD. Simon

31. Who asked, “Do you understand what you are reading?” (8:30)

A. PhilipB. PeterC. JohnD. Simon

32. What did the eunuch say to Philip when they came to water? (8:36)

A. “Do you need a drink?”B. “Would you care to take a

bath?”C. “I need to water the animals.”D. “What hinders me from

being baptized?”

32. What did the eunuch say to Philip when they came to water? (8:36)

A. “Do you need a drink?”B. “Would you care to take a

bath?”C. “I need to water the animals.”D. “What hinders me from

being baptized?”

33. What did Philip say the eunuch had to do before he was baptized? (8:37)

A. Say the sinner’s prayerB. Believe with all his heartC. NothingD. Get circumcised

33. What did Philip say the eunuch had to do before he was baptized? (8:37)

A. Say the sinner’s prayerB. Believe with all his heartC. NothingD. Get circumcised

34. What happened when Philip and the eunuch came up out of the water? (8:39)

A. The Spirit caught Philip awayB. The eunuch went on his wayC. The eunuch rejoicedD. All the above

34. What happened when Philip and the eunuch came up out of the water? (8:39)

A. The Spirit caught Philip awayB. The eunuch went on his wayC. The eunuch rejoicedD. All the above

35. Where did the Spirit of the Lord take Philip after the eunuch left? (8:40)

A. EthiopiaB. JerusalemC. AzotusD. Cyprus

35. Where did the Spirit of the Lord take Philip after the eunuch left? (8:40)

A. EthiopiaB. JerusalemC. AzotusD. Cyprus

36. Where did Philip go after leaving Azotus? (8:40)

A. CaesareaB. JerusalemC. CyprusD. Samaria

36. Where did Philip go after leaving Azotus? (8:40)

A. CaesareaB. JerusalemC. CyprusD. Samaria

Chapter 9

1. Who gave Saul letters to the synagogues of Damascus? (9:1-2)

A. The high priestB. The disciplesC. The apostlesD. All the above

1. Who gave Saul letters to the synagogues of Damascus? (9:1-2)

A. The high priestB. The disciplesC. The apostlesD. All the above

2. What did the letters to the synagogues of Damascus give Saul the authority to do? (9:2)

A. Kill anyone who was of the WayB. Arrest only men who were of the WayC. Arrest only women who were of

the WayD. Arrest anyone who was of the

Way and bring them to Jerusalem

2. What did the letters to the synagogues of Damascus give Saul the authority to do? (9:2)

A. Kill anyone who was of the WayB. Arrest only men who were of the WayC. Arrest only women who were of

the WayD. Arrest anyone who was of the

Way and bring them to Jerusalem

3. Where was Saul going when a light from heaven flashed around him? (9:3)

A. West of AntiochB. Near JerusalemC. Near DamascusD. Near Rome

3. Where was Saul going when a light from heaven flashed around him? (9:3)

A. West of AntiochB. Near JerusalemC. Near DamascusD. Near Rome

4. Who said, “Saul, Saul, why are you persecuting Me?” (9:4-5)

A. PeterB. JesusC. StephenD. The Holy Spirit

4. Who said, “Saul, Saul, why are you persecuting Me?” (9:4-5)

A. PeterB. JesusC. StephenD. The Holy Spirit

5. What is said of the men with Saul when the Lord appeared to him on the way to Damascus? (9:7)

A. They saw the LordB. They saw the Lord and

heard the voiceC. They saw no one but heard the voiceD. They neither saw nor heard anything

5. What is said of the men with Saul when the Lord appeared to him on the way to Damascus? (9:7)

A. They saw the LordB. They saw the Lord and

heard the voiceC. They saw no one but heard the voiceD. They neither saw nor heard anything

6. What did Saul do when the light from heaven shone around him? (9:3-4)

A. Fell to the groundB. RanC. FaintedD. Gazed in amazement

6. What did Saul do when the light from heaven shone around him? (9:3-4)

A. Fell to the groundB. RanC. FaintedD. Gazed in amazement

7. Who said, “Who are You, Lord?” (9:5)

A. PeterB. SimonC. SaulD. Cornelius

7. Who said, “Who are You, Lord?” (9:5)

A. PeterB. SimonC. SaulD. Cornelius

8. What did Jesus tell Saul to do when He appeared to him on the way to Damascus? (9:6)

A. Arise and go into the cityB. Stop killing saintsC. Stop arresting saintsD. Repent

8. What did Jesus tell Saul to do when He appeared to him on the way to Damascus? (9:6)

A. Arise and go into the cityB. Stop killing saintsC. Stop arresting saintsD. Repent

9. How long was Paul without sight, food and water in Damascus? (9:9)

A. Three hoursB. Three daysC. One dayD. A week

9. How long was Paul without sight, food and water in Damascus? (9:9)

A. Three hoursB. Three daysC. One dayD. A week

10. What/Who did Saul see when he opened his eyes after the Lord appeared to him? (9:8)

A. A cloudB. The people with himC. JesusD. No one

10. What/Who did Saul see when he opened his eyes after the Lord appeared to him? (9:8)

A. A cloudB. The people with himC. JesusD. No one

11. What did those traveling with Saul say when the Lord appeared to him? (9:7)

A. “This is the son of God.”B. “We believe Jesus is the son of God.”C. “We believe with all our

heart that Jesus is the Son of God.”

D. Nothing

11. What did those traveling with Saul say when the Lord appeared to him? (9:7)

A. “This is the son of God.”B. “We believe Jesus is the son of God.”C. “We believe with all our

heart that Jesus is the Son of God.”

D. Nothing

12. Whom did the Lord send to meet Saul at Damascus? (9:10)

A. SapphiraB. AnaniasC. BarnabasD. Peter

12. Whom did the Lord send to meet Saul at Damascus? (9:10)

A. SapphiraB. AnaniasC. BarnabasD. Peter

13. Who lived on the street called Straight? (9:11)

A. JudasB. PeterC. John MarkD. Dorcas

13. Who lived on the street called Straight? (9:11)

A. JudasB. PeterC. John MarkD. Dorcas

14. Where was Saul from? (9:11)

A. TarsusB. TyreC. AntiochD. Bethany

14. Where was Saul from? (9:11)

A. TarsusB. TyreC. AntiochD. Bethany

15. What was Saul doing when the Lord spoke to Ananias? (9:11)

A. PreachingB. StudyingC. PrayingD. Persecuting

15. What was Saul doing when the Lord spoke to Ananias? (9:11)

A. PreachingB. StudyingC. PrayingD. Persecuting

16. When did Saul learn of Ananias? (9:12)

A. At Stephen’s stoningB. In a visionC. When he came to see

himD. During the Passover

16. When did Saul learn of Ananias? (9:12)

A. At Stephen’s stoningB. In a visionC. When he came to see

himD. During the Passover

17. What would happen when Ananias put his hand on Saul? (9:12)

A. The Spirit would come on SaulB. Saul would be forgivenC. Saul would receive his

sightD. Saul would arrest him

17. What would happen when Ananias put his hand on Saul? (9:12)

A. The Spirit would come on SaulB. Saul would be forgivenC. Saul would receive his

sightD. Saul would arrest him

18. Who was called a “chosen vessel” of the Lord? (9:15)

A. PeterB. AnaniasC. SaulD. Philip

18. Who was called a “chosen vessel” of the Lord? (9:15)

A. PeterB. AnaniasC. SaulD. Philip

19. Before whom would Saul bear the name of the Lord? (9:15)

A. GentilesB. KingsC. Children of IsraelD. All the above

19. Before whom would Saul bear the name of the Lord? (9:15)

A. GentilesB. KingsC. Children of IsraelD. All the above

20. Why did Ananias say he had been sent to Saul? (9:17)

A. So Saul could die in peaceB. So Saul could receive his sight and be filled with the Holy SpiritC. So Saul would not be

aloneD. So Saul could eat

20. Why did Ananias say he had been sent to Saul? (9:17)

A. So Saul could die in peaceB. So Saul could receive his sight and be filled with the Holy SpiritC. So Saul would not be

aloneD. So Saul could eat

21. What did the Lord tell Ananias He was going to show Saul? (9:16)

A. How many things he must suffer

B. Where he must goC. What he must doD. All the above

21. What did the Lord tell Ananias He was going to show Saul? (9:16)

A. How many things he must suffer

B. Where he must goC. What he must doD. All the above

22. What did Saul do after he regained his sight? (9:18)

A. He was baptizedB. He praised GodC. He arrested AnaniasD. He went to Jerusalem

22. What did Saul do after he regained his sight? (9:18)

A. He was baptizedB. He praised GodC. He arrested AnaniasD. He went to Jerusalem

23. What fell from Saul’s eyes when Ananias laid his hands on him? (9:18)

A. Something like bloodB. Something like scalesC. Something like skinD. Something like hair

23. What fell from Saul’s eyes when Ananias laid his hands on him? (9:18)

A. Something like bloodB. Something like scalesC. Something like skinD. Something like hair

24. What did Saul do in Damascus after he had been baptized? (9:20)

A. Arrested disciplesB. Did signs and wondersC. Preached the Christ in

the synagoguesD. Hid from the Jews

24. What did Saul do in Damascus after he had been baptized? (9:20)

A. Arrested disciplesB. Did signs and wondersC. Preached the Christ in

the synagoguesD. Hid from the Jews

25. How did Saul confound the Jews of Damascus? (9:22)

A. By doing signs and wondersB. By causing people to believeC. By proving Jesus was the

ChristD. By leading singing in the

synagogue

25. How did Saul confound the Jews of Damascus? (9:22)

A. By doing signs and wondersB. By causing people to believeC. By proving Jesus was the ChristD. By leading singing in the

synagogue

26. Why did Saul leave Damascus? (9:23-25)

A. Jews plotted to kill himB. The Spirit caught him

awayC. The Passover was at handD. He had to preach to

others also

26. Why did Saul leave Damascus? (9:23-25)

A. Jews plotted to kill himB. The Spirit caught him

awayC. The Passover was at handD. He had to preach to

others also

27. How did Saul escape from Damascus? (9:25)

A. By boatB. On a donkeyC. In a basketD. By wearing a disguise

27. How did Saul escape from Damascus? (9:25)

A. By boatB. On a donkeyC. In a basketD. By wearing a disguise

28. What time of day did Saul leave Damascus? (9:25)

A. MorningB. NoonC. EveningD. Night

28. What time of day did Saul leave Damascus? (9:25)

A. MorningB. NoonC. EveningD. Night

29. Where were the disciples unwilling to associate with Saul for fear he was not a disciple? (9:26)

A. DamascusB. JerusalemC. AntiochD. Samaria

29. Where were the disciples unwilling to associate with Saul for fear he was not a disciple? (9:26)

A. DamascusB. JerusalemC. AntiochD. Samaria

30. Who introduced Saul to the apostles? (9:27)

A. AnaniasB. BarnabasC. PeterD. Judas

30. Who introduced Saul to the apostles? (9:27)

A. AnaniasB. BarnabasC. PeterD. Judas

31. Why was Saul sent to Tarsus? (9:29-30)

A. To preach to his familyB. To go to schoolC. Hellenistic Jews tried to kill himD. To preach to Gentiles

31. Why was Saul sent to Tarsus? (9:29-30)

A. To preach to his familyB. To go to schoolC. Hellenistic Jews tried to kill himD. To preach to Gentiles

32. Which of the following is not said of the churches in Judea, Galilee and Samaria as they increased? (9:31)

A. They had peace and were edifiedB. They were popular with all the

peopleC. They walked in fear of the LordD. They had comfort of the Holy

Spirit

32. Which of the following is not said of the churches in Judea, Galilee and Samaria as they increased? (9:31)

A. They had peace and were edifiedB. They were popular with all the

peopleC. They walked in fear of the LordD. They had comfort of the Holy

Spirit

33. Who was the man healed by Peter who had been bedridden for eight years? (9:33-34)

A. AnaniasB. NicanorC. TychicusD. Aeneas

33. Who was the man healed by Peter who had been bedridden for eight years? (9:33-34)

A. AnaniasB. NicanorC. TychicusD. Aeneas

34. What was the hometown of Aeneas? (9:32)

A. SharonB. LyddaC. CyprusD. Antioch

34. What was the hometown of Aeneas? (9:32)

A. SharonB. LyddaC. CyprusD. Antioch

35. Why did the people of Lydda and Sharon turn to the Lord? (9:34-35)

A. They saw the works of Paul and BarnabasB. They heard the message of

PhilipC. They saw Aeneas after he was healedD. Dorcas was raised from the

dead

35. Why did the people of Lydda and Sharon turn to the Lord? (9:34-35)

A. They saw the works of Paul and BarnabasB. They heard the message of

PhilipC. They saw Aeneas after he was healedD. Dorcas was raised from the

dead

36. Who said, “Aeneas, Jesus the Christ heals you”? (9:34)

A. PaulB. JohnC. PeterD. Stephen

36. Who said, “Aeneas, Jesus the Christ heals you”? (9:34)

A. PaulB. JohnC. PeterD. Stephen

37. Where did Tabitha live? (9:36)

A. LyddaB. JoppaC. SharonD. Jerusalem

37. Where did Tabitha live? (9:36)

A. LyddaB. JoppaC. SharonD. Jerusalem

38. What is the Greek name for Tabitha? (9:36)

A. LydiaB. PriscillaC. HerodiasD. Dorcas

38. What is the Greek name for Tabitha? (9:36)

A. LydiaB. PriscillaC. HerodiasD. Dorcas

39. Where did Peter find the body of Tabitha? (9:39)

A. The upper roomB. The tombC. The bedroomD. The living room

39. Where did Peter find the body of Tabitha? (9:39)

A. The upper roomB. The tombC. The bedroomD. The living room

40. Who was known for continually doing good works and charity? (9:36)

A. TabithaB. PaulC. AeneasD. Mary

40. Who was known for continually doing good works and charity? (9:36)

A. TabithaB. PaulC. AeneasD. Mary

41. Where was Peter when Tabitha died? (9:38)

A. JerusalemB. LyddaC. AntiochD. Sharon

41. Where was Peter when Tabitha died? (9:38)

A. JerusalemB. LyddaC. AntiochD. Sharon

42. Who wept over the death of Tabitha? (9:39)

A. WidowsB. Her husbandC. Her childrenD. The whole city

42. Who wept over the death of Tabitha? (9:39)

A. WidowsB. Her husbandC. Her childrenD. The whole city

43. What did Tabitha make for widows? (9:39)

A. Flower arrangementsB. Card holdersC. Tunics and garmentsD. Meals

43. What did Tabitha make for widows? (9:39)

A. Flower arrangementsB. Card holdersC. Tunics and garmentsD. Meals

44. Who said, “Tabitha, arise”? (9:40)

A. PaulB. PeterC. JohnD. Philip

44. Who said, “Tabitha, arise”? (9:40)

A. PaulB. PeterC. JohnD. Philip

45. What was the result of raising Tabitha from the dead? (9:42)

A. Many were afraidB. Many believedC. Many opposed PeterD. Jews tried to kill Peter

45. What was the result of raising Tabitha from the dead? (9:42)

A. Many were afraidB. Many believedC. Many opposed PeterD. Jews tried to kill Peter

46. Where did Peter stay while he was in Joppa? (9:43)

A. With TabithaB. With SimonC. With AeneasD. With Saul

46. Where did Peter stay while he was in Joppa? (9:43)

A. With TabithaB. With SimonC. With AeneasD. With Saul

47. What was the trade of Simon of Joppa? (9:43)

A. ShepherdB. CarpenterC. TentmakerD. Tanner

47. What was the trade of Simon of Joppa? (9:43)

A. ShepherdB. CarpenterC. TentmakerD. Tanner

Chapter 10

1. Where did Cornelius live? (10:1)

A. AntiochB. CaesareaC. JoppaD. Jerusalem

1. Where did Cornelius live? (10:1)

A. AntiochB. CaesareaC. JoppaD. Jerusalem

2. What was the occupation of Cornelius? (10:1)

A. TentmakerB. FishermanC. CenturionD. Tax collector

2. What was the occupation of Cornelius? (10:1)

A. TentmakerB. FishermanC. CenturionD. Tax collector

3. With what group was Cornelius associated? (10:1)

A. Italian RegimentB. Roman HorsemenC. PhariseesD. Egyptian Cohort

3. With what group was Cornelius associated? (10:1)

A. Italian RegimentB. Roman HorsemenC. PhariseesD. Egyptian Cohort

4. Which of these is not used to describe Cornelius before his meeting with Peter? (10:2)

A. DiscipleB. Devout manC. One who feared GodD. One who gave alms and prayed continually

4. Which of these is not used to describe Cornelius before his meeting with Peter? (10:2)

A. DiscipleB. Devout manC. One who feared GodD. One who gave alms and prayed continually

5. About what time was it when the angel of God spoke to Cornelius? (10:3)

A. The third hourB. The sixth hourC. The ninth hourD. The twelfth hour

5. About what time was it when the angel of God spoke to Cornelius? (10:3)

A. The third hourB. The sixth hourC. The ninth hourD. The twelfth hour

6. What memorial did Cornelius offer to God? (10:2-4)

A. Prayers and almsB. A bullC. Oil and wineD. Incense

6. What memorial did Cornelius offer to God? (10:2-4)

A. Prayers and almsB. A bullC. Oil and wineD. Incense

7. Who did Cornelius send to Joppa? (10:7-8)

A. One servantB. Three servantsC. Two servants and a

soldierD. Two servants and two

soldiers

7. Who did Cornelius send to Joppa? (10:7-8)

A. One servantB. Three servantsC. Two servants and a

soldierD. Two servants and two

soldiers

8. What did the angel tell Cornelius to do? (10:5)

A. Pray harderB. Give almsC. Send men to JoppaD. Repent and be baptized

8. What did the angel tell Cornelius to do? (10:5)

A. Pray harderB. Give almsC. Send men to JoppaD. Repent and be baptized

9. Where did Peter pray while he was in Joppa? (10:9)

A. The basementB. The synagogueC. The bedroomD. The housetop

9. Where did Peter pray while he was in Joppa? (10:9)

A. The basementB. The synagogueC. The bedroomD. The housetop

10. About what time of day did Peter pray in Joppa? (10:9)

A. The third hourB. The sixth hourC. The ninth hourD. The twelfth hour

10. About what time of day did Peter pray in Joppa? (10:9)

A. The third hourB. The sixth hourC. The ninth hourD. The twelfth hour

11. What happened while Peter was praying in Joppa? (10:10)

A. He fell asleepB. He fell into a tranceC. Messengers came from LyddaD. An earthquake

11. What happened while Peter was praying in Joppa? (10:10)

A. He fell asleepB. He fell into a tranceC. Messengers came from LyddaD. An earthquake

12. What did Peter see descending from the sky? (10:11)

A. An object like a chariotB. An object like a great

sheetC. The Son of ManD. A flock of birds

12. What did Peter see descending from the sky? (10:11)

A. An object like a chariotB. An object like a great

sheetC. The Son of ManD. A flock of birds

13. Which of the following was not seen by Peter while he was in a trance? (10:12)

A. Four-footed animalsB. Creeping thingsC. BirdsD. Fish

13. Which of the following was not seen by Peter while he was in a trance? (10:12)

A. Four-footed animalsB. Creeping thingsC. BirdsD. Fish

14. Who said, “…I have never eaten anything common or unclean”? (10:14)

A. PhilipB. StephenC. PeterD. Paul

14. Who said, “…I have never eaten anything common or unclean”? (10:14)

A. PhilipB. StephenC. PeterD. Paul

15. How many times was Peter told to rise up, kill and eat? (10:13-16)

A. One timeB. Three timesC. Five timesD. A few times

15. How many times was Peter told to rise up, kill and eat? (10:13-16)

A. One timeB. Three timesC. Five timesD. A few times

16. What was Peter doing when the men sent by Cornelius arrived? (10:19)

A. Eating a mealB. PrayingC. Thinking about the visionD. Sleeping

16. What was Peter doing when the men sent by Cornelius arrived? (10:19)

A. Eating a mealB. PrayingC. Thinking about the visionD. Sleeping

17. Who told Peter that the men from Cornelius had arrived? (10:19)

A. Simon the tannerB. LydiaC. DorcasD. The Spirit

17. Who told Peter that the men from Cornelius had arrived? (10:19)

A. Simon the tannerB. LydiaC. DorcasD. The Spirit

18. Who accompanied Peter when he left for Caesarea to see Cornelius? (10:23)

A. No oneB. Brethren from JoppaC. The apostlesD. An angel

18. Who accompanied Peter when he left for Caesarea to see Cornelius? (10:23)

A. No oneB. Brethren from JoppaC. The apostlesD. An angel

19. When did Peter and the brethren from Joppa leave for Caesarea? (10:23-24)

A. ImmediatelyB. Later that dayC. The next dayD. The third day

19. When did Peter and the brethren from Joppa leave for Caesarea? (10:23-24)

A. ImmediatelyB. Later that dayC. The next dayD. The third day

20. Who was with Cornelius at his house when Peter arrived? (10:24)

A. The high priestB. The apostlesC. No oneD. Relatives and close

friends of Cornelius

20. Who was with Cornelius at his house when Peter arrived? (10:24)

A. The high priestB. The apostlesC. No oneD. Relatives and close

friends of Cornelius

21. Who worshipped Peter? (10:25)

A. No oneB. DorcasC. CorneliusD. Multitudes

21. Who worshipped Peter? (10:25)

A. No oneB. DorcasC. CorneliusD. Multitudes

22. Who said, “Stand up; I myself am also a man”? (10:26)

A. PeterB. PaulC. StephenD. Apollos

22. Who said, “Stand up; I myself am also a man”? (10:26)

A. PeterB. PaulC. StephenD. Apollos

23. How many days passed from the time Cornelius had his vision until he met Peter? (10:30)

A. TwoB. ThreeC. FourD. Seven

23. How many days passed from the time Cornelius had his vision until he met Peter? (10:30)

A. TwoB. ThreeC. FourD. Seven

24. Why had all the people come together in Cornelius’ house? (10:33)

A. To see miraclesB. To eat C. To prayD. To hear the things

commanded by God

24. Why had all the people come together in Cornelius’ house? (10:33)

A. To see miraclesB. To eat C. To prayD. To hear the things

commanded by God

25. Who said, “In truth I perceive that God shows no partiality”? (10:34)

A. JohnB. PaulC. BarnabasD. Peter

25. Who said, “In truth I perceive that God shows no partiality”? (10:34)

A. JohnB. PaulC. BarnabasD. Peter

26. According to Peter, who is accepted by God? (10:35)

A. Those who are JewsB. Those who fear God and

work righteousnessC. Those who are

circumcised and keep the lawD. All Gentiles and Jews

26. According to Peter, who is accepted by God? (10:35)

A. Those who are JewsB. Those who fear God and

work righteousnessC. Those who are

circumcised and keep the lawD. All Gentiles and Jews

27. When did the word sent to the children of Israel begin being preached? (10:36-37)

A. After the resurrection of Jesus

B. After the ascension of JesusC. After the baptism John

preachedD. After the Day of Pentecost

27. When did the word sent to the children of Israel begin being preached? (10:36-37)

A. After the resurrection of Jesus

B. After the ascension of JesusC. After the baptism John

preachedD. After the Day of Pentecost

28. Whom did God anoint with the Holy Spirit and power? (10:38)

A. Jesus of NazarethB. John the BaptistC. DavidD. Simon

28. Whom did God anoint with the Holy Spirit and power? (10:38)

A. Jesus of NazarethB. John the BaptistC. DavidD. Simon

29. Who is the judge of the living and the dead? (10:38-42)

A. Jesus of NazarethB. The apostlesC. The Holy SpiritD. The Father

29. Who is the judge of the living and the dead? (10:38-42)

A. Jesus of NazarethB. The apostlesC. The Holy SpiritD. The Father

30. Who said of Jesus, “To Him all the prophets witness that, through His name, whoever believes in Him will receive remission of sins”? (10:43-44)

A. PeterB. PaulC. PhilipD. Stephen

30. Who said of Jesus, “To Him all the prophets witness that, through His name, whoever believes in Him will receive remission of sins”? (10:43-44)

A. PeterB. PaulC. PhilipD. Stephen

31. What happened while Peter spoke to Cornelius? (10:44)

A. He fell into a tranceB. Cornelius and those with him became angryC. The Holy Spirit fell on

those who heardD. The place was shaken

31. What happened while Peter spoke to Cornelius? (10:44)

A. He fell into a tranceB. Cornelius and those with him became angryC. The Holy Spirit fell on

those who heardD. The place was shaken

32. Who was astonished when the Holy Spirit fell upon those in the house of Cornelius? (10:45)

A. The circumcised believers

B. PeterC. No oneD. Everyone

32. Who was astonished when the Holy Spirit fell upon those in the house of Cornelius? (10:45)

A. The circumcised believers

B. PeterC. No oneD. Everyone

33. What happened when the gift of the Holy Spirit fell upon those in the house of Cornelius? (10:46)

A. They passed outB. They spoke in tongues

and magnified GodC. They did miraclesD. All the above

33. What happened when the gift of the Holy Spirit fell upon those in the house of Cornelius? (10:46)

A. They passed outB. They spoke in tongues

and magnified GodC. They did miraclesD. All the above

34. What did Peter order to be done with the Gentiles who spoke in tongues? (10:48)

A. That they be silencedB. That they be baptized in the

name of the LordC. That they present themselves to the apostles in JerusalemD. That they be circumcised

34. What did Peter order to be done with the Gentiles who spoke in tongues? (10:48)

A. That they be silencedB. That they be baptized in the

name of the LordC. That they present themselves to the apostles in JerusalemD. That they be circumcised

Chapter 11

1. Why did those of the circumcision in Jerusalem contend with Peter? (11:2-3)

A. He denied JesusB. He ate with uncircumcised

menC. He refused to eat with

GentilesD. He left Jerusalem

1. Why did those of the circumcision in Jerusalem contend with Peter? (11:2-3)

A. He denied JesusB. He ate with uncircumcised menC. He refused to eat with

GentilesD. He left Jerusalem

2. How did Peter respond to the circumcised brethren who contended with him? (11: 4)

A. He rebuked themB. He walked awayC. He repented of what he had doneD. He explained it to them in order from the beginning

2. How did Peter respond to the circumcised brethren who contended with him? (11: 4)

A. He rebuked themB. He walked awayC. He repented of what he had doneD. He explained it to them in order from the beginning

3. How many brethren from Joppa accompanied Peter to Cornelius’ house? (11:12)

A. TwoB. SixC. TwelveD. A few

3. How many brethren from Joppa accompanied Peter to Cornelius’ house? (11:12)

A. TwoB. SixC. TwelveD. A few

4. What did the angel tell Cornelius he would learn from Peter? (11:13-14)

A. Words by which he and his house could be savedB. How to speak in tonguesC. About circumcisionD. What heaven was like

4. What did the angel tell Cornelius he would learn from Peter? (11:13-14)

A. Words by which he and his house could be savedB. How to speak in tonguesC. About circumcisionD. What heaven was like

5. What did the apostles and brethren in Jerusalem do upon hearing that the Gentiles had received the Spirit? (11:18)

A. Glorified GodB. Became concernedC. Ordered them to be

circumcisedD. Established a Gentile church

5. What did the apostles and brethren in Jerusalem do upon hearing that the Gentiles had received the Spirit? (11:18)

A. Glorified GodB. Became concernedC. Ordered them to be

circumcisedD. Established a Gentile church

6. Why did the apostles and brethren in Jerusalem glorify God? (11:18)

A. God granted the Gentiles repentanceB. God had judged the GentilesC. God united the Jews and

GentilesD. God allowed Gentiles to

speak in tongues

6. Why did the apostles and brethren in Jerusalem glorify God? (11:18)

A. God granted the Gentiles repentanceB. God had judged the GentilesC. God united the Jews and

GentilesD. God allowed Gentiles to

speak in tongues

7. Which of these places is not mentioned as a place the saints in Jerusalem went as a result of persecution? (11:19)

A. PhoeniciaB. CyprusC. CreteD. Antioch

7. Which of these places is not mentioned as a place the saints in Jerusalem went as a result of persecution? (11:19)

A. PhoeniciaB. CyprusC. CreteD. Antioch

8. To whom did the saints preach when they were scattered following the death of Stephen? (11:19)

A. Jews onlyB. Gentiles onlyC. Jews and GentilesD. The people of Caesarea

8. To whom did the saints preach when they were scattered following the death of Stephen? (11:19)

A. Jews onlyB. Gentiles onlyC. Jews and GentilesD. The people of Caesarea

9. Who began preaching Jesus to the Hellenists at Antioch? (11:20)

A. Peter and JohnB. Paul and BarnabasC. Men of Cyprus and

CyreneD. Men of Caesarea

9. Who began preaching Jesus to the Hellenists at Antioch? (11:20)

A. Peter and JohnB. Paul and BarnabasC. Men of Cyprus and

CyreneD. Men of Caesarea

10. Who did the apostles in Jerusalem send to Antioch to work with the Hellenistic believers? (11:22)

A. PaulB. BarnabasC. PeterD. Peter and John

10. Who did the apostles in Jerusalem send to Antioch to work with the Hellenistic believers? (11:22)

A. PaulB. BarnabasC. PeterD. Peter and John

11. What did Barnabas see upon coming to Antioch from Jerusalem? (11:23)

A. The grace of GodB. Jewish hostilityC. People speaking in

tonguesD. Paul preaching

11. What did Barnabas see upon coming to Antioch from Jerusalem? (11:23)

A. The grace of GodB. Jewish hostilityC. People speaking in

tonguesD. Paul preaching

12. Who was said to be “a good man, and full of the Holy Spirit and of faith?” (11:24)

A. BarnabasB. PaulC. SimonD. Apollos

12. Who was said to be “a good man, and full of the Holy Spirit and of faith?” (11:24)

A. BarnabasB. PaulC. SimonD. Apollos

13. Who went to Tarsus to get Saul? (11:25)

A. BarnabasB. PeterC. Two disciplesD. All the above

13. Who went to Tarsus to get Saul? (11:25)

A. BarnabasB. PeterC. Two disciplesD. All the above

14. How long did Barnabas and Saul meet with the church in Antioch? (11:26)

A. One weekB. One monthC. One yearD. A few days

14. How long did Barnabas and Saul meet with the church in Antioch? (11:26)

A. One weekB. One monthC. One yearD. A few days

15. Where were the disciples first called “Christians”? (11:26)

A. JerusalemB. RomeC. CaesareaD. Antioch

15. Where were the disciples first called “Christians”? (11:26)

A. JerusalemB. RomeC. CaesareaD. Antioch

16. Who prophesied that a great famine would occur in the whole world? (11:28)

A. AlexanderB. PeterC. AgabusD. Archalaeus

16. Who prophesied that a great famine would occur in the whole world? (11:28)

A. AlexanderB. PeterC. AgabusD. Archalaeus

17. Where did the prophets who arrived in Antioch come from? (11:27)

A. JerusalemB. AntiochC. CaesareaD. All the above

17. Where did the prophets who arrived in Antioch come from? (11:27)

A. JerusalemB. AntiochC. CaesareaD. All the above

18. During the reign of which Roman emperor did the great famine occur? (11:28)

A. Julius CaesarB. Caesar AugustusC. Claudius CaesarD. Tiberius Caesar

18. During the reign of which Roman emperor did the great famine occur? (11:28)

A. Julius CaesarB. Caesar AugustusC. Claudius CaesarD. Tiberius Caesar

19. Why was the contribution sent to Judea? (11:28-29)

A. The apostles commanded itB. A famine occurredC. To support missionariesD. To build a church building

19. Why was the contribution sent to Judea? (11:28-29)

A. The apostles commanded itB. A famine occurredC. To support missionariesD. To build a church building

20. Who brought the contribution for relief to Judea? (11:30)

A. PeterB. Saul and BarnabasC. JohnD. Cornelius

20. Who brought the contribution for relief to Judea? (11:30)

A. PeterB. Saul and BarnabasC. JohnD. Cornelius

21. To whom did Saul and Barnabas give the relief funds? (11:30)

A. The needyB. The apostlesC. The eldersD. The deacons

21. To whom did Saul and Barnabas give the relief funds? (11:30)

A. The needyB. The apostlesC. The eldersD. The deacons

Chapter 12

1. Which king stretched out his hands in order to harass some from the church? (12:1)

A. HerodB. ClaudiusC. FelixD. Agrippa

1. Which king stretched out his hands in order to harass some from the church? (12:1)

A. HerodB. ClaudiusC. FelixD. Agrippa

2. Whom did Herod put to death? (12:2)

A. John the BaptistB. StephenC. JamesD. John

2. Whom did Herod put to death? (12:2)

A. John the BaptistB. StephenC. JamesD. John

3. How did Herod please the Jews? (12:2-3)

A. Killing James and seizing PeterB. Rebuilding the templeC. Lowering their taxesD. Giving alms

3. How did Herod please the Jews? (12:2-3)

A. Killing James and seizing PeterB. Rebuilding the templeC. Lowering their taxesD. Giving alms

4. When was Peter arrested? (12:3)

A. On the SabbathB. During the Days of

Unleavened BreadC. On SundayD. On the Day of Pentecost

4. When was Peter arrested? (12:3)

A. On the SabbathB. During the Days of

Unleavened BreadC. On SundayD. On the Day of Pentecost

5. When did Herod plan to bring Peter before the people? (12:4)

A. On the PassoverB. Before the PassoverC. After the PassoverD. On Pentecost

5. When did Herod plan to bring Peter before the people? (12:4)

A. On the PassoverB. Before the PassoverC. After the PassoverD. On Pentecost

6. How many squads of soldiers guarded Peter while he was in prison? (12:4)

A. OneB. TwoC. ThreeD. Four

6. How many squads of soldiers guarded Peter while he was in prison? (12:4)

A. OneB. TwoC. ThreeD. Four

7. What did the church do while Peter was in prison? (12:5)

A. Prayed constantlyB. Made him mealsC. Visited himD. All the above

7. What did the church do while Peter was in prison? (12:5)

A. Prayed constantlyB. Made him mealsC. Visited himD. All the above

8. Who slept between two soldiers, bound with chains, while he was in prison? (12:6)

A. PaulB. JesusC. PeterD. James

8. Who slept between two soldiers, bound with chains, while he was in prison? (12:6)

A. PaulB. JesusC. PeterD. James

9. How did Peter get out of prison? (12:7)

A. An earthquake freed himB. An angel of the Lord

freed himC. Herod let him goD. He escaped

9. How did Peter get out of prison? (12:7)

A. An earthquake freed himB. An angel of the Lord

freed himC. Herod let him goD. He escaped

10. When was Peter released from prison? (12:6)

A. The night before his trialB. SundayC. On the PassoverD. On the Sabbath

10. When was Peter released from prison? (12:6)

A. The night before his trialB. SundayC. On the PassoverD. On the Sabbath

11. When did the angel who freed Peter leave him? (12:10)

A. When he was outside the prison

B. When he was outside the cityC. When they went out and

down one streetD. When he met with the church

11. When did the angel who freed Peter leave him? (12:10)

A. When he was outside the prison

B. When he was outside the cityC. When they went out and

down one streetD. When he met with the church

12. What did Peter think when the angel freed him from prison? (12:9)

A. The guards would wake upB. He would leave JerusalemC. The church would be

surprisedD. He was having a vision

12. What did Peter think when the angel freed him from prison? (12:9)

A. The guards would wake upB. He would leave JerusalemC. The church would be

surprisedD. He was having a vision

13. Where did Peter go after the angel freed him from prison? (12:12)

A. The house of MarthaB. The house of SimonC. The house of MaryD. His own house

13. Where did Peter go after the angel freed him from prison? (12:12)

A. The house of MarthaB. The house of SimonC. The house of MaryD. His own house

14. Who was the mother of John Mark? (12:12)

A. MaryB. MarthaC. ClopasD. Dorcas

14. Who was the mother of John Mark? (12:12)

A. MaryB. MarthaC. ClopasD. Dorcas

15. What were the saints doing when Peter came to Mary’s house? (12:12)

A. EatingB. TeachingC. PrayingD. Mourning

15. What were the saints doing when Peter came to Mary’s house? (12:12)

A. EatingB. TeachingC. PrayingD. Mourning

16. Who answered the door at Mary’s house when Peter knocked? (12:13)

A. MaryB. RhodaC. JohnD. Dorcas

16. Who answered the door at Mary’s house when Peter knocked? (12:13)

A. MaryB. RhodaC. JohnD. Dorcas

17. Why did Rhoda not open the gate when Peter knocked? (12:14)

A. She did not recognize himB. She was full of gladness and ran insideC. She was afraidD. She could not get the

door open

17. Why did Rhoda not open the gate when Peter knocked? (12:14)

A. She did not recognize himB. She was full of gladness and ran insideC. She was afraidD. She could not get the

door open

18. Who was told, “You are beside yourself”? (12:15)

A. PeterB. StephenC. RhodaD. Gamaliel

18. Who was told, “You are beside yourself”? (12:15)

A. PeterB. StephenC. RhodaD. Gamaliel

19. How did the saints respond when Rhoda said Peter was at the door? (12:15)

A. They thought it was his angelB. They glorified GodC. They prayed for boldnessD. They were overcome

with fear

19. How did the saints respond when Rhoda said Peter was at the door? (12:15)

A. They thought it was his angelB. They glorified GodC. They prayed for boldnessD. They were overcome

with fear

20. What were the saints instructed to report to James and the brethren? (12:17)

A. The death of StephenB. The resurrection of JesusC. The escape of Peter from prisonD. The contribution for the poor had arrived

20. What were the saints instructed to report to James and the brethren? (12:17)

A. The death of StephenB. The resurrection of JesusC. The escape of Peter from prisonD. The contribution for the poor had arrived

21. What happened to the guards who watched Peter? (12:19)

A. They were punishedB. They were put to deathC. They were paid to keep silentD. They became believers

21. What happened to the guards who watched Peter? (12:19)

A. They were punishedB. They were put to deathC. They were paid to keep silentD. They became believers

22. Who was angry with the people of Tyre and Sidon? (12:20)

A. PilateB. JesusC. HerodD. Agrippa

22. Who was angry with the people of Tyre and Sidon? (12:20)

A. PilateB. JesusC. HerodD. Agrippa

23. Who was the king’s personal aide? (12:20)

A. BlastusB. ErastusC. AlexanderD. Justus

23. Who was the king’s personal aide? (12:20)

A. BlastusB. ErastusC. AlexanderD. Justus

24. Why did Tyre and Sidon seek peace with Herod? (12:20)

A. They did not want warB. They needed foodC. They needed lower taxesD. They wanted to please

Rome

24. Why did Tyre and Sidon seek peace with Herod? (12:20)

A. They did not want warB. They needed foodC. They needed lower taxesD. They wanted to please

Rome

25. Who cried out, “The voice of a god and not of a man”? (12:22)

A. The people of Tyre and SidonB. The people of AntiochC. The people of CaesareaD. The people of Galatia

25. Who cried out, “The voice of a god and not of a man”? (12:22)

A. The people of Tyre and SidonB. The people of AntiochC. The people of CaesareaD. The people of Galatia

26. Of whom were the people speaking when they said, “The voice of a god and not of a man”? (12:21-22)

A. PaulB. BarnabasC. PeterD. Herod

26. Of whom were the people speaking when they said, “The voice of a god and not of a man”? (12:21-22)

A. PaulB. BarnabasC. PeterD. Herod

27. Where was Herod when he died? (12:19, 23)

A. CaesareaB. AntiochC. JerusalemD. Tyre

27. Where was Herod when he died? (12:19, 23)

A. CaesareaB. AntiochC. JerusalemD. Tyre

28. How did Herod die? (12:23)A. Old ageB. LeprosyC. ExecutionD. An angel struck him, and he was eaten by worms

28. How did Herod die? (12:23)A. Old ageB. LeprosyC. ExecutionD. An angel struck him, and he was eaten by worms

29. Why did Herod die? (12:23)A. He killed JamesB. He did not give glory to GodC. He arrested PeterD. All the above

29. Why did Herod die? (12:23)A. He killed JamesB. He did not give glory to GodC. He arrested PeterD. All the above

30. Why did Barnabas and Saul leave Jerusalem and go to Antioch? (12:25)

A. They had fulfilled their ministry

B. The Spirit told them to goC. The apostles sent themD. Barnabas was homesick

30. Why did Barnabas and Saul leave Jerusalem and go to Antioch? (12:25)

A. They had fulfilled their ministryB. The Spirit told them to goC. The apostles sent themD. Barnabas was homesick

31. Whom did Barnabas and Saul take with them to Antioch? (12:25)

A. Peter and JohnB. John MarkC. JamesD. No one

31. Whom did Barnabas and Saul take with them to Antioch? (12:25)

A. Peter and JohnB. John MarkC. JamesD. No one

Chapter 13

1. What were the prophets and teachers at Antioch doing when the Holy Spirit spoke? (13:2)

A. Eating B. WorkingC. Ministering and fastingD. Sleeping

1. What were the prophets and teachers at Antioch doing when the Holy Spirit spoke? (13:2)

A. Eating B. WorkingC. Ministering and fastingD. Sleeping

2. Which of the following is not named among the prophets and teachers of Antioch? (13:1)

A. NigerB. LuciusC. Barnabas and SaulD. Philip

2. Which of the following is not named among the prophets and teachers of Antioch? (13:1)

A. NigerB. LuciusC. Barnabas and SaulD. Philip

3. Who was called “Niger?” (13:1)

A. SimeonB. LuciusC. SaulD. John Mark

3. Who was called “Niger?” (13:1)

A. SimeonB. LuciusC. SaulD. John Mark

4. Who was brought up with Herod the tetrarch? (13:1)

A. SaulB. ManaenC. LuciusD. Simeon

4. Who was brought up with Herod the tetrarch? (13:1)

A. SaulB. ManaenC. LuciusD. Simeon

5. What did the prophets and teachers do before sending off Barnabas and Saul? (13:3)

A. FastedB. PrayedC. Laid hands on themD. All the above

5. What did the prophets and teachers do before sending off Barnabas and Saul? (13:3)

A. FastedB. PrayedC. Laid hands on themD. All the above

6. Who decided it was time for Saul and Barnabas to go off on the first missionary journey? (13:2)

A. The apostlesB. The prophets and teachersC. The Holy SpiritD. Barnabas and Saul

6. Who decided it was time for Saul and Barnabas to go off on the first missionary journey? (13:2)

A. The apostlesB. The prophets and teachersC. The Holy SpiritD. Barnabas and Saul

7. Who accompanied Barnabas and Saul on the first missionary journey? (13:5)

A. No oneB. SilasC. JohnD. James

7. Who accompanied Barnabas and Saul on the first missionary journey? (13:5)

A. No oneB. SilasC. JohnD. James

8. Where did Barnabas and Saul go after departing Antioch on the first missionary journey? (13:4)

A. JerusalemB. SeleuciaC. GalatiaD. Caesarea Philippi

8. Where did Barnabas and Saul go after departing Antioch on the first missionary journey? (13:4)

A. JerusalemB. SeleuciaC. GalatiaD. Caesarea Philippi

9. On the first missionary journey, where did Barnabas and Saul go after leaving Seleucia? (13:4)

A. CyprusB. CreteC. CorinthD. Athens

9. On the first missionary journey, where did Barnabas and Saul go after leaving Seleucia? (13:4)

A. CyprusB. CreteC. CorinthD. Athens

10. On the first missionary journey, where did Barnabas and Saul preach the word? (13:5)

A. SeleuciaB. SalamisC. JerusalemD. Colosse

10. On the first missionary journey, where did Barnabas and Saul preach the word? (13:5)

A. SeleuciaB. SalamisC. JerusalemD. Colosse

11. Where did Barnabas and Saul proclaim the word of God while they were in Salamis? (13:5)

A. By the seaB. On the mountainC. In the templeD. In Jewish synagogues

11. Where did Barnabas and Saul proclaim the word of God while they were in Salamis? (13:5)

A. By the seaB. On the mountainC. In the templeD. In Jewish synagogues

12. Where did Barnabas and Saul meet Bar-Jesus? (13:6)

A. PaphosB. SalamisC. CreteD. Seleucia

12. Where did Barnabas and Saul meet Bar-Jesus? (13:6)

A. PaphosB. SalamisC. CreteD. Seleucia

13. Who was a Jewish false prophet? (13:6)

A. SimeonB. JustusC. Sergius PaulusD. Bar-Jesus

13. Who was a Jewish false prophet? (13:6)

A. SimeonB. JustusC. Sergius PaulusD. Bar-Jesus

14. Which of the following is not said of Sergius Paulus? (13:7)

A. He was a proconsulB. He was intelligentC. He was loved by JewsD. He sought to hear the

Word of God

14. Which of the following is not said of Sergius Paulus? (13:7)

A. He was a proconsulB. He was intelligentC. He was loved by JewsD. He sought to hear the

Word of God

15. Which of the following terms is not associated with Bar-Jesus? (13:6-8)

A. SorcererB. ElymasC. False prophetD. Miracle worker

15. Which of the following terms is not associated with Bar-Jesus? (13:6-8)

A. SorcererB. ElymasC. False prophetD. Miracle worker

16. Where is Saul when Luke starts calling him “Paul”? (13:6, 9)

A. AntiochB. DamascusC. PergaD. Paphos

16. Where is Saul when Luke starts calling him “Paul”? (13:6, 9)

A. AntiochB. DamascusC. PergaD. Paphos

17. Which of the following was said of Elymas? (13:10)

A. He was full of deceit and fraudB. He was the enemy of

righteousnessC. He perverted the straight ways of the LordD. All the above

17. Which of the following was said of Elymas? (13:10)

A. He was full of deceit and fraudB. He was the enemy of

righteousnessC. He perverted the straight ways of the LordD. All the above

18. Who was called the “son of the devil?” (13:10)

A. ElymasB. JudasC. SimonD. Herod

18. Who was called the “son of the devil?” (13:10)

A. ElymasB. JudasC. SimonD. Herod

19. What caused Sergius Paulus, the proconsul, to believe? (13:11-12)

A. The words of PaulB. The word of the prophetsC. The healing of the sickD. The blinding of Elymas

19. What caused Sergius Paulus, the proconsul, to believe? (13:11-12)

A. The words of PaulB. The word of the prophetsC. The healing of the sickD. The blinding of Elymas

20. What caused the blindness of Elymas? (13:11)

A. SicknessB. UnbeliefC. The hand of the LordD. Demons

20. What caused the blindness of Elymas? (13:11)

A. SicknessB. UnbeliefC. The hand of the LordD. Demons

21. On the first missionary journey, where did Paul and his companions go after leaving Paphos? (13:13)

A. CyprusB. AntiochC. Perga in PamphyliaD. Jerusalem

21. On the first missionary journey, where did Paul and his companions go after leaving Paphos? (13:13)

A. CyprusB. AntiochC. Perga in PamphyliaD. Jerusalem

22. Where did John depart from Paul and Barnabas to return to Jerusalem? (13:13)

A. PergaB. PhilippiC. PisidiaD. Paphos

22. Where did John depart from Paul and Barnabas to return to Jerusalem? (13:13)

A. PergaB. PhilippiC. PisidiaD. Paphos

23. Where did John go upon leaving Paul and his companions? (13:13)

A. AntiochB. CaesereaC. RomeD. Jerusalem

23. Where did John go upon leaving Paul and his companions? (13:13)

A. AntiochB. CaesereaC. RomeD. Jerusalem

24. On the first missionary journey, where did Paul and his companions go upon leaving Perga? (13:14)

A. GalatiaB. Antioch in PisidiaC. CorinthD. Philippi

24. On the first missionary journey, where did Paul and his companions go upon leaving Perga? (13:14)

A. GalatiaB. Antioch in PisidiaC. CorinthD. Philippi

25. What was read in the synagogue on the Sabbath day at Antioch? (13:15)

A. The Sermon On the MountB. The PsalmsC. The Law and the ProphetsD. Proverbs

25. What was read in the synagogue on the Sabbath day at Antioch? (13:15)

A. The Sermon On the MountB. The PsalmsC. The Law and the ProphetsD. Proverbs

26. Where did Paul speak while he was in Antioch? (13:14)

A. The synagogueB. The marketplaceC. The house of a friendD. By the sea

26. Where did Paul speak while he was in Antioch? (13:14)

A. The synagogueB. The marketplaceC. The house of a friendD. By the sea

27. How did Paul address the people in the synagogue at Antioch? (13:16)

A. “You stiff-necked people…”B. “All of you Jews and

Gentiles…”C. “My friends…”D. “Men of Israel, and you

who fear God,…”

27. How did Paul address the people in the synagogue at Antioch? (13:16)

A. “You stiff-necked people…”B. “All of you Jews and

Gentiles…”C. “My friends…”D. “Men of Israel, and you

who fear God,…”

28. About how long did God put up with the people of Israel in the wilderness? (13:18)

A. Forty days and nightsB. Forty yearsC. Four hundred yearsD. Four hundred forty-four years

28. About how long did God put up with the people of Israel in the wilderness? (13:18)

A. Forty days and nightsB. Forty yearsC. Four hundred yearsD. Four hundred forty-four years

29. How many nations did God destroy in the land of Canaan? (13:19)

A. ThreeB. Five C. SevenD. Fifteen

29. How many nations did God destroy in the land of Canaan? (13:19)

A. ThreeB. Five C. SevenD. Fifteen

30. The Israelites were given judges for about how many years? (13:20)

A. Four hundred yearsB. Forty yearsC. Four hundred fifty yearsD. Four years

30. The Israelites were given judges for about how many years? (13:20)

A. Four hundred yearsB. Forty yearsC. Four hundred fifty yearsD. Four years

31. How long did the judges rule Israel? (13:20)

A. Until the exodusB. Until they went to EgyptC. Until the days of SamuelD. Until the days of Joshua

31. How long did the judges rule Israel? (13:20)

A. Until the exodusB. Until they went to EgyptC. Until the days of SamuelD. Until the days of Joshua

32. To which tribe did Saul belong? (13:21)

A. JudahB. BenjaminC. LeviD. Naphtali

32. To which tribe did Saul belong? (13:21)

A. JudahB. BenjaminC. LeviD. Naphtali

33. Who was the first king of Israel? (13:21)

A. SaulB. DavidC. RehoboamD. Samuel

33. Who was the first king of Israel? (13:21)

A. SaulB. DavidC. RehoboamD. Samuel

34. Who was the son of Kish? (13:21)

A. HerodB. PaulC. JudasD. Saul

34. Who was the son of Kish? (13:21)

A. HerodB. PaulC. JudasD. Saul

35. How long did Saul reign over Israel? (13:21)

A. Four yearsB. Forty yearsC. Fourteen yearsD. Ten years

35. How long did Saul reign over Israel? (13:21)

A. Four yearsB. Forty yearsC. Fourteen yearsD. Ten years

36. Who removed Saul from the throne? (13:22)

A. DavidB. PhilistinesC. GodD. His son

36. Who removed Saul from the throne? (13:22)

A. DavidB. PhilistinesC. GodD. His son

37. Who was the father of David? (13:22)

A. KishB. ObedC. JesseD. Joseph

37. Who was the father of David? (13:22)

A. KishB. ObedC. JesseD. Joseph

38. Who did God call, “A man after My own heart”? (13:22)

A. SaulB. PaulC. MosesD. David

38. Who did God call, “A man after My own heart”? (13:22)

A. SaulB. PaulC. MosesD. David

39. Who came from the seed of David? (13:23)

A. JesusB. PaulC. SaulD. Barnabas

39. Who came from the seed of David? (13:23)

A. JesusB. PaulC. SaulD. Barnabas

40. What did John preach to the people of Israel before the coming of Jesus? (13:24)

A. Judgment on all the nations

B. A baptism of repentanceC. The coming of the churchD. The crucifixion and

resurrection of Jesus

40. What did John preach to the people of Israel before the coming of Jesus? (13:24)

A. Judgment on all the nations

B. A baptism of repentanceC. The coming of the churchD. The crucifixion and

resurrection of Jesus

41. What did the people of Jerusalem fail to recognize? (13:27)

A. The resurrection of JesusB. JesusC. The voices of the

prophetsD. Jesus and the voices of the prophets

41. What did the people of Jerusalem fail to recognize? (13:27)

A. The resurrection of JesusB. JesusC. The voices of the

prophetsD. Jesus and the voices of the prophets

42. What is read every Sabbath? (13:27)

A. The PsalmsB. The ProverbsC. The ScrollsD. The Prophets

42. What is read every Sabbath? (13:27)

A. The PsalmsB. The ProverbsC. The ScrollsD. The Prophets

43. Where is it written, “You are My Son, Today I have begotten You”? (13:33)

A. Psalm 1B. Psalm 2C. Psalm 3D. Psalm 22

43. Where is it written, “You are My Son, Today I have begotten You”? (13:33)

A. Psalm 1B. Psalm 2C. Psalm 3D. Psalm 22

44. By what were the people unable to be justified? (13:36-39)

A. The blood of JesusB. The Law of MosesC. The preaching of the

apostlesD. Faith in God

44. By what were the people unable to be justified? (13:36-39)

A. The blood of JesusB. The Law of MosesC. The preaching of the

apostlesD. Faith in God

45. Who wrote, “Behold, you despisers, Marvel and perish! For I work a work in your days, A work which you will by no means believe, Though one were to declare it to you”? (13:40-41)

A. The prophetsB. MosesC. DavidD. Peter

45. Who wrote, “Behold, you despisers, Marvel and perish! For I work a work in your days, A work which you will by no means believe, Though one were to declare it to you”? (13:40-41)

A. The prophetsB. MosesC. DavidD. Peter

46. What did the Gentiles do when Paul and Barnabas finished speaking at Antioch on the first Sabbath? (13:42)

A. Beg them to leaveB. Beg them to return the next SabbathC. Try to stone themD. Marvel

46. What did the Gentiles do when Paul and Barnabas finished speaking at Antioch on the first Sabbath? (13:42)

A. Beg them to leaveB. Beg them to return the next SabbathC. Try to stone themD. Marvel

47. Who followed Paul and Barnabas when they left the synagogue of Antioch on the first Sabbath? (13:43)

A. Pharisees B. SadduceesC. No oneD. Jews and devout

proselytes

47. Who followed Paul and Barnabas when they left the synagogue of Antioch on the first Sabbath? (13:43)

A. Pharisees B. SadduceesC. No oneD. Jews and devout

proselytes

48. What did Paul and Barnabas persuade the people of Antioch to do? (13:43)

A. Repent and be baptizedB. Turn from idolsC. Continue in the grace of GodD. All the above

48. What did Paul and Barnabas persuade the people of Antioch to do? (13:43)

A. Repent and be baptizedB. Turn from idolsC. Continue in the grace of GodD. All the above

49. Who assembled to hear the word of God on the second Sabbath at Antioch? (13:44)

A. JewsB. GentilesC. About twenty peopleD. Almost the whole city

49. Who assembled to hear the word of God on the second Sabbath at Antioch? (13:44)

A. JewsB. GentilesC. About twenty peopleD. Almost the whole city

50. How did the Jews at Antioch respond when the city gathered to hear Paul and Barnabas? (13:45)

A. By blaspheming themB. By contradicting themC. With envy toward themD. All the above

50. How did the Jews at Antioch respond when the city gathered to hear Paul and Barnabas? (13:45)

A. By blaspheming themB. By contradicting themC. With envy toward themD. All the above

51. To whom was the word of God to be spoken to first? (13:46)

A. MenB. ServantsC. JewsD. Believers

51. To whom was the word of God to be spoken to first? (13:46)

A. MenB. ServantsC. JewsD. Believers

52. Who was made a light for the Gentiles to bring salvation to the ends of the earth? (13:47)

A. PaulB. JewsC. BarnabasD. Paul and Barnabas

52. Who was made a light for the Gentiles to bring salvation to the ends of the earth? (13:47)

A. PaulB. JewsC. BarnabasD. Paul and Barnabas

53. What did the Gentiles at Antioch do upon hearing salvation had come to them? (13:48)

A. Were gladB. Glorified GodC. BelievedD. All the above

53. What did the Gentiles at Antioch do upon hearing salvation had come to them? (13:48)

A. Were gladB. Glorified GodC. BelievedD. All the above

54. Who in Antioch believed? (13:48)

A. As many as had been appointed to eternal life

B. The whole cityC. ManyD. A few

54. Who in Antioch believed? (13:48)

A. As many as had been appointed to eternal life

B. The whole cityC. ManyD. A few

55. Whom did the Jews stir up against Paul and Barnabas in Antioch? (13:50)

A. OfficialsB. Devout and prominent

womenC. Chief men of the cityD. Devout and prominent

women and chief men of the city

55. Whom did the Jews stir up against Paul and Barnabas in Antioch? (13:50)

A. OfficialsB. Devout and prominent

womenC. Chief men of the cityD. Devout and prominent

women and chief men of the city

56. What did Paul and Barnabas do before leaving Antioch? (13:51)

A. Ate a mealB. Prayed for unbelieversC. Shook dust from their

feetD. Wept

56. What did Paul and Barnabas do before leaving Antioch? (13:51)

A. Ate a mealB. Prayed for unbelieversC. Shook dust from their

feetD. Wept

57. On the first missionary journey, where did Paul and Barnabas go after leaving Antioch? (13:51)

A. IndiaB. CorinthC. PaphosD. Iconium

57. On the first missionary journey, where did Paul and Barnabas go after leaving Antioch? (13:51)

A. IndiaB. CorinthC. PaphosD. Iconium

58. What filled the disciples? (13:52)

A. JoyB. BlessingsC. Joy and the Holy SpiritD. Despair

58. What filled the disciples? (13:52)

A. JoyB. BlessingsC. Joy and the Holy SpiritD. Despair

Chapter 14

1. Where did Paul and Barnabas teach while they were in Iconium? (14:1)

A. The templeB. The synagogueC. By the seaD. In the desert

1. Where did Paul and Barnabas teach while they were in Iconium? (14:1)

A. The templeB. The synagogueC. By the seaD. In the desert

2. Who stirred up the Gentiles and poisoned their minds against the brethren in Iconium? (14:2)

A. Unbelieving JewsB. Unbelieving GentilesC. Unbelieving Jews and

GentilesD. The silversmith

2. Who stirred up the Gentiles and poisoned their minds against the brethren in Iconium? (14:2)

A. Unbelieving JewsB. Unbelieving GentilesC. Unbelieving Jews and

GentilesD. The silversmith

3. How did the Lord bear witness to the word of His grace in Iconium? (14:3)

A. With an earthquakeB. By raising people from

the deadC. By signs and wonders D. All the above

3. How did the Lord bear witness to the word of His grace in Iconium? (14:3)

A. With an earthquakeB. By raising people from

the deadC. By signs and wonders D. All the above

4. Why did Paul and Barnabas leave Iconium? (14:5-6)

A. The Holy Spirit told them to do soB. Paul had a dreamC. They had to preach to

other citiesD. People wanted to stone them

4. Why did Paul and Barnabas leave Iconium? (14:5-6)

A. The Holy Spirit told them to do soB. Paul had a dreamC. They had to preach to

other citiesD. People wanted to stone them

5. What were the cites of Lycaonia? (14:6)

A. IconiumB. AntiochC. Lystra and DerbeD. Jerusalem

5. What were the cites of Lycaonia? (14:6)

A. IconiumB. AntiochC. Lystra and DerbeD. Jerusalem

6. On the first missionary journey, where did Paul and Barnabas go after leaving Iconium? (14:8)

A. DerbeB. LystraC. AntiochD. Athens

6. On the first missionary journey, where did Paul and Barnabas go after leaving Iconium? (14:8)

A. DerbeB. LystraC. AntiochD. Athens

7. Where did Paul heal a lame man who had never walked? (14:8)

A. LystraB. LyddaC. DerbeD. Antioch

7. Where did Paul heal a lame man who had never walked? (14:8)

A. LystraB. LyddaC. DerbeD. Antioch

8. Who said, “The gods have come down to us in the likeness of men!”? (14:8-11)

A. People of CorinthB. People of DerbeC. People of AthensD. People of Lystra

8. Who said, “The gods have come down to us in the likeness of men!”? (14:8-11)

A. People of CorinthB. People of DerbeC. People of AthensD. People of Lystra

9. What did the people of Lystra call Barnabas? (14:12)

A. LordB. A prophetC. ZeusD. Friend

9. What did the people of Lystra call Barnabas? (14:12)

A. LordB. A prophetC. ZeusD. Friend

10. What did the people of Lystra call Paul? (14:12)

A. A prophetB. HermesC. FriendD. Lord

10. What did the people of Lystra call Paul? (14:12)

A. A prophetB. HermesC. FriendD. Lord

11. Why did the people of Lystra call Paul “Hermes”? (14:12)

A. He was fastB. He was the chief speakerC. He was a good talkerD. His father was Herman

11. Why did the people of Lystra call Paul “Hermes”? (14:12)

A. He was fastB. He was the chief speakerC. He was a good talkerD. His father was Herman

12. Where was the temple of Zeus located? (14:13)

A. PergamumB. AthensC. LystraD. Derbe

12. Where was the temple of Zeus located? (14:13)

A. PergamumB. AthensC. LystraD. Derbe

13. Who brought oxen and garlands to the gates of Lystra to offer a sacrifice? (14:13)

A. The peopleB. The priest of ZeusC. The governorD. All the above

13. Who brought oxen and garlands to the gates of Lystra to offer a sacrifice? (14:13)

A. The peopleB. The priest of ZeusC. The governorD. All the above

14. What did Barnabas and Paul do when the people of Lystra moved to offer a sacrifice? (14:13-14)

A. Thanked the peopleB. Left the cityC. Tore their clothesD. Helped the people

14. What did Barnabas and Paul do when the people of Lystra moved to offer a sacrifice? (14:13-14)

A. Thanked the peopleB. Left the cityC. Tore their clothesD. Helped the people

15. Why did Paul and Barnabas preach the gospel to the people of Lystra? (14:15)

A. To turn them from useless things to a living GodB. They were lostC. So they could offer

sacrificesD. All the above

15. Why did Paul and Barnabas preach the gospel to the people of Lystra? (14:15)

A. To turn them from useless things to a living GodB. They were lostC. So they could offer

sacrificesD. All the above

16. What did Paul and Barnabas tell the people of Lystra God had made? (14:15)

A. HeavenB. EarthC. SeaD. All the above

16. What did Paul and Barnabas tell the people of Lystra God had made? (14:15)

A. HeavenB. EarthC. SeaD. All the above

17. What did Paul and Barnabas tell the people of Lystra God had done in past generations? (17:16)

A. Let all nations walk in their ways

B. Punished all the nationsC. Divided the Red SeaD. Divided the Jordan River

17. What did Paul and Barnabas tell the people of Lystra God had done in past generations? (17:16)

A. Let all nations walk in their ways

B. Punished all the nationsC. Divided the Red SeaD. Divided the Jordan River

18. What witness had God given of himself to past generations? (14:17)

A. Doing goodB. Giving rain and fruitful

seasonsC. Filling hearts with food and gladnessD. All the above

18. What witness had God given of himself to past generations? (14:17)

A. Doing goodB. Giving rain and fruitful

seasonsC. Filling hearts with food and gladnessD. All the above

19. Where was Paul stoned, dragged out of the city and left for dead? (14:19)

A. DerbeB. LystraC. AntiochD. Damascus

19. Where was Paul stoned, dragged out of the city and left for dead? (14:19)

A. DerbeB. LystraC. AntiochD. Damascus

20. Who stoned Paul? (14:19)A. Jews from Antioch and

IconiumB. GentilesC. Jews from DerbeD. Jews from Jerusalem

20. Who stoned Paul? (14:19)A. Jews from Antioch and IconiumB. GentilesC. Jews from DerbeD. Jews from Jerusalem

21. What did Paul do after he was stoned? (14:20)

A. Departed LystraB. Entered LystraC. Thanked GodD. Encouraged the Disciples

21. What did Paul do after he was stoned? (14:20)

A. Departed LystraB. Entered LystraC. Thanked GodD. Encouraged the Disciples

22. On the first missionary journey, where did Paul and Barnabas go after leaving Lystra? (14:20)

A. DerbeB. AntiochC. IconiumD. Jerusalem

22. On the first missionary journey, where did Paul and Barnabas go after leaving Lystra? (14:20)

A. DerbeB. AntiochC. IconiumD. Jerusalem

23. On the first missionary journey, where did Paul and Barnabas go after leaving Derbe? (14:21)

A. IconiumB. AntiochC. LystraD. All the above

23. On the first missionary journey, where did Paul and Barnabas go after leaving Derbe? (14:21)

A. IconiumB. AntiochC. LystraD. All the above

24. On their first journey, what did Paul and Barnabas not do as they returned to Antioch? (14:22-23)

A. Strengthen the souls of the disciples

B. Exhort the disciples to continue in the faith

C. Appointed elders in every church

D. Collect money for the needy

24. On their first journey, what did Paul and Barnabas not do as they returned to Antioch? (14:22-23)

A. Strengthen the souls of the disciples

B. Exhort the disciples to continue in the faith

C. Appointed elders in every church

D. Collect money for the needy

25. Complete the following: “We must through many __________ enter the kingdom of God.” (14:22)

A. SorrowsB. BlessingsC. JourneysD. Tribulations

25. Complete the following: “We must through many __________ enter the kingdom of God.” (14:22)

A. SorrowsB. BlessingsC. JourneysD. Tribulations

26. On the first missionary journey, from where did Paul and Barnabas set sail for Antioch? (14:25-26)

A. AthensB. LystraC. AttaliaD. Alexandria

26. On the first missionary journey, from where did Paul and Barnabas set sail for Antioch? (14:25-26)

A. AthensB. LystraC. AttaliaD. Alexandria

27. Where did the first missionary journey end? (14:26)

A. JerusalemB. AntiochC. AthensD. Lystra

27. Where did the first missionary journey end? (14:26)

A. JerusalemB. AntiochC. AthensD. Lystra

28. According to Paul and Barnabas, what door had God opened among the Gentiles? (14:27)

A. Door of givingB. Door of loveC. Door of faithD. Door of understanding

28. According to Paul and Barnabas, what door had God opened among the Gentiles? (14:27)

A. Door of givingB. Door of loveC. Door of faithD. Door of understanding

29. What did Paul and Barnabas appoint in every church on their first missionary journey? (14:23)

A. DeaconsB. EldersC. PreachersD. Prophets

29. What did Paul and Barnabas appoint in every church on their first missionary journey? (14:23)

A. DeaconsB. EldersC. PreachersD. Prophets

30. How did Paul and Barnabas appoint elders? (14:23)

A. By casting lotsB. With prayerC. With fastingD. With prayer and fasting

30. How did Paul and Barnabas appoint elders? (14:23)

A. By casting lotsB. With prayerC. With fastingD. With prayer and fasting

Chapter 15

1. Who taught that circumcision was necessary for salvation? (15:1)

A. Paul and BarnabasB. PeterC. Certain men from JudeaD. All the above

1. Who taught that circumcision was necessary for salvation? (15:1)

A. Paul and BarnabasB. PeterC. Certain men from JudeaD. All the above

2. What issue did Paul and Barnabas dispute in Antioch? (15:2)

A. IdolatryB. CircumcisionC. BaptismD. Fellowship of Gentiles

2. What issue did Paul and Barnabas dispute in Antioch? (15:2)

A. IdolatryB. CircumcisionC. BaptismD. Fellowship of Gentiles

3. Why did the brethren of Antioch send Paul, Barnabas and others to Jerusalem? (15:2)

A. To report on the missionary journeyB. To give support to the needyC. To settle the dispute over

circumcisionD. To receive the Holy Spirit

3. Why did the brethren of Antioch send Paul, Barnabas and others to Jerusalem? (15:2)

A. To report on the missionary journeyB. To give support to the needyC. To settle the dispute over

circumcisionD. To receive the Holy Spirit

4. Who were Paul, Barnabas, and the brethren to meet with and resolve the issue of circumcision? (15:2)

A. Apostles and deaconsB. Apostles and eldersC. Elders and deaconsD. Deacons and the

Sanhedrin

4. Who were Paul, Barnabas, and the brethren to meet with and resolve the issue of circumcision? (15:2)

A. Apostles and deaconsB. Apostles and eldersC. Elders and deaconsD. Deacons and the

Sanhedrin

5. Where did Paul, Barnabas and the brethren pass through on their way from Antioch to Jerusalem? (15:3)

A. DerbeB. Phoenicia and SamariaC. IconiumD. Capernaum

5. Where did Paul, Barnabas and the brethren pass through on their way from Antioch to Jerusalem? (15:3)

A. DerbeB. Phoenicia and SamariaC. IconiumD. Capernaum

6. Who among the brethren said Gentiles must be circumcised and keep the Law of Moses? (15:5)

A. PhariseesB. SadduceesC. ProselytesD. No one

6. Who among the brethren said Gentiles must be circumcised and keep the Law of Moses? (15:5)

A. PhariseesB. SadduceesC. ProselytesD. No one

7. By whose mouth did God choose to first preach the gospel to the Gentiles? (15:7)

A. PeterB. PaulC. PhilipD. Apollos

7. By whose mouth did God choose to first preach the gospel to the Gentiles? (15:7)

A. PeterB. PaulC. PhilipD. Apollos

8. How did God acknowledge that He wanted the Gentiles to receive the gospel? (15:7-8)

A. By the Holy SpiritB. By raising the deadC. By healing the lameD. All the above

8. How did God acknowledge that He wanted the Gentiles to receive the gospel? (15:7-8)

A. By the Holy SpiritB. By raising the deadC. By healing the lameD. All the above

9. By what were the hearts of the Gentiles purified? (15:8-9)

A. WaterB. FaithC. CircumcisionD. Fasting

9. By what were the hearts of the Gentiles purified? (15:8-9)

A. WaterB. FaithC. CircumcisionD. Fasting

10. What did Peter say of those who insisted the Gentiles be circumcised and keep the Law? (15:10)

A. They were not fairB. They did not understand the LawC. They were testing GodD. They pleased God

10. What did Peter say of those who insisted the Gentiles be circumcised and keep the Law? (15:10)

A. They were not fairB. They did not understand the LawC. They were testing GodD. They pleased God

11. How did Peter say Jews and Gentiles were saved? (15:11)

A. Through good worksB. Through keeping the LawC. Through the grace of the Lord JesusD. All the above

11. How did Peter say Jews and Gentiles were saved? (15:11)

A. Through good worksB. Through keeping the LawC. Through the grace of the Lord JesusD. All the above

12. Whom did James say agreed with Peter’s words about God accepting the Gentiles? (15:13-15)

A. MosesB. Paul and BarnabasC. DavidD. The prophets

12. Whom did James say agreed with Peter’s words about God accepting the Gentiles? (15:13-15)

A. MosesB. Paul and BarnabasC. DavidD. The prophets

13. What did James say the Gentile Christians should do? (15:20)

A. Abstain from things contaminated by idols

B. Abstain from sexual immorality

C. Abstain from what is strangled and from blood

D. All the above

13. What did James say the Gentile Christians should do? (15:20)

A. Abstain from things contaminated by idols

B. Abstain from sexual immorality

C. Abstain from what is strangled and from blood

D. All the above

14. Who was preached in the synagogues every Sabbath? (15:21)

A. JesusB. DavidC. IsaiahD. Moses

14. Who was preached in the synagogues every Sabbath? (15:21)

A. JesusB. DavidC. IsaiahD. Moses

15. Which of the following did not speak at Jerusalem concerning Gentiles and circumcision? (15:7-13)

A. JohnB. JamesC. Paul and BarnabasD. Peter

15. Which of the following did not speak at Jerusalem concerning Gentiles and circumcision? (15:7-13)

A. JohnB. JamesC. Paul and BarnabasD. Peter

16. Who accompanied Paul and Barnabas when they returned to Antioch from Jerusalem? (15:22)

A. JohnB. Judas and SilasC. PeterD. James

16. Who accompanied Paul and Barnabas when they returned to Antioch from Jerusalem? (15:22)

A. JohnB. Judas and SilasC. PeterD. James

17. To which of the following Gentile brethren was the letter from Jerusalem not addressed? (15:23)

A. AntiochB. GalatiaC. SyriaD. Cilicia

17. To which of the following Gentile brethren was the letter from Jerusalem not addressed? (15:23)

A. AntiochB. GalatiaC. SyriaD. Cilicia

18. What did the brethren at Antioch do upon reading the letter from Jerusalem? (15:31)

A. RejoicedB. Wrote a letter to

JerusalemC. ArguedD. Sent a gift to Jerusalem

18. What did the brethren at Antioch do upon reading the letter from Jerusalem? (15:31)

A. RejoicedB. Wrote a letter to

JerusalemC. ArguedD. Sent a gift to Jerusalem

19. Who exhorted and strengthened the brethren of Antioch with a lengthy message? (15:32)

A. Judas and SilasB. Paul and BarnabasC. Paul and PeterD. James and John

19. Who exhorted and strengthened the brethren of Antioch with a lengthy message? (15:32)

A. Judas and SilasB. Paul and BarnabasC. Paul and PeterD. James and John

20. How are Judas and Silas described? (15:22, 32)

A. Leading brethrenB. ProphetsC. Leading brethren and

prophetsD. Apostles

20. How are Judas and Silas described? (15:22, 32)

A. Leading brethrenB. ProphetsC. Leading brethren and

prophetsD. Apostles

21. What happened after the brethren of Antioch sent Judas and Silas back with greetings? (15:33-34)

A. They both went to Jerusalem

B. Only Judas went to Jerusalem

C. Only Silas went to JerusalemD. They had a feast

21. What happened after the brethren of Antioch sent Judas and Silas back with greetings? (15:33-34)

A. They both went to Jerusalem

B. Only Judas went to Jerusalem

C. Only Silas went to JerusalemD. They had a feast

22. Who said, “Let us now go back and visit our brethren in every city where we have preached the word of the Lord, and see how they are doing”? (15:36)

A. PaulB. BarnabasC. JamesD. Silas

22. Who said, “Let us now go back and visit our brethren in every city where we have preached the word of the Lord, and see how they are doing”? (15:36)

A. PaulB. BarnabasC. JamesD. Silas

23. Who wanted John, called Mark, to go on the second missionary journey? (15:37)

A. PaulB. BarnabasC. PeterD. John’s mother

23. Who wanted John, called Mark, to go on the second missionary journey? (15:37)

A. PaulB. BarnabasC. PeterD. John’s mother

24. Who did not want John, called Mark, to go on the second missionary journey? (15:38)

A. PaulB. BarnabasC. PeterD. John’s mother

24. Who did not want John, called Mark, to go on the second missionary journey? (15:38)

A. PaulB. BarnabasC. PeterD. John’s mother

25. Where did John, called Mark, depart from Paul and Barnabas? (15:38)

A. PhilippiB. PergamumC. PergaD. Pamphylia

25. Where did John, called Mark, depart from Paul and Barnabas? (15:38)

A. PhilippiB. PergamumC. PergaD. Pamphylia

26. Who accompanied Barnabas on the second missionary journey? (15:39)

A. MarkB. SilasC. PaulD. All the above

26. Who accompanied Barnabas on the second missionary journey? (15:39)

A. MarkB. SilasC. PaulD. All the above

27. Where did Barnabas go after leaving Antioch on the second missionary journey? (15:39)

A. CyprusB. CorinthC. DerbeD. Jerusalem

27. Where did Barnabas go after leaving Antioch on the second missionary journey? (15:39)

A. CyprusB. CorinthC. DerbeD. Jerusalem

28. To what did the brethren of Antioch commend Paul and Silas? (15:40)

A. The Word of GodB. The Spirit of GodC. The grace of GodD. The truth of God

28. To what did the brethren of Antioch commend Paul and Silas? (15:40)

A. The Word of GodB. The Spirit of GodC. The grace of GodD. The truth of God

29. Who accompanied Paul on the second missionary journey? (15:40)

A. MarkB. BarnabasC. SilasD. All the above

29. Who accompanied Paul on the second missionary journey? (15:40)

A. MarkB. BarnabasC. SilasD. All the above

30. On the second missionary journey, where did Paul and Silas go upon leaving Antioch? (15:41)

A. Syria and CiliciaB. JerusalemC. Derbe and LystraD. Galatia

30. On the second missionary journey, where did Paul and Silas go upon leaving Antioch? (15:41)

A. Syria and CiliciaB. JerusalemC. Derbe and LystraD. Galatia

Chapter 16

1. On the second missionary journey, where did Paul go upon leaving Cilicia? (16:1)

A. JerusalemB. PergaC. Derbe and LystraD. Antioch

1. On the second missionary journey, where did Paul go upon leaving Cilicia? (16:1)

A. JerusalemB. PergaC. Derbe and LystraD. Antioch

2. Which of the following is not said of Timothy? (16:1-2)

A. His father was a discipleB. He was the son of a

Jewish womanC. His mother was a believerD. His father was a Greek

2. Which of the following is not said of Timothy? (16:1-2)

A. His father was a discipleB. He was the son of a

Jewish womanC. His mother was a believerD. His father was a Greek

3. Where did Paul first meet Timothy? (16:1)

A. RomeB. LystraC. CorinthD. Macedonia

3. Where did Paul first meet Timothy? (16:1)

A. RomeB. LystraC. CorinthD. Macedonia

4. Which of the following is not given as a reason Timothy was circumcised? (16:3)

A. He could go with PaulB. His mother was a JewC. There were Jews in the regionD. Jews knew Timothy’s

father was a Greek

4. Which of the following is not given as a reason Timothy was circumcised? (16:3)

A. He could go with PaulB. His mother was a JewC. There were Jews in the regionD. Jews knew Timothy’s

father was a Greek

5. What decrees did Paul and Timothy deliver to the churches as they passed through the cities? (16:4)

A. Those of MosesB. Those of the apostles and elders of JerusalemC. Those of the church at

AntiochD. Those of the Word

5. What decrees did Paul and Timothy deliver to the churches as they passed through the cities? (16:4)

A. Those of MosesB. Those of the apostles and elders of JerusalemC. Those of the church at

AntiochD. Those of the Word

6. On the second missionary journey, how frequently did the numbers increase in the church? (16:5)

A. DailyB. WeeklyC. MonthlyD. Yearly

6. On the second missionary journey, how frequently did the numbers increase in the church? (16:5)

A. DailyB. WeeklyC. MonthlyD. Yearly

7. On the second missionary journey, where did Paul go upon leaving Lystra? (16:2)

A. JudeaB. AntiochC. CorinthD. Iconium

7. On the second missionary journey, where did Paul go upon leaving Lystra? (16:2)

A. JudeaB. AntiochC. CorinthD. Iconium

8. Why did Paul and Timothy go through the regions of Phrygia and Galatia on the second missionary journey? (16:6)

A. They feared JewsB. They feared GentilesC. Barnabas was thereD. They were forbidden by the

Holy Spirit from preaching in Asia

8. Why did Paul and Timothy go through the regions of Phrygia and Galatia on the second missionary journey? (16:6)

A. They feared JewsB. They feared GentilesC. Barnabas was thereD. They were forbidden by the

Holy Spirit from preaching in Asia

9. On the second missionary journey, what city did Paul bypass upon leaving Iconium? (16:7-8)

A. JerusalemB. AntiochC. LystraD. Mysia

9. On the second missionary journey, what city did Paul bypass upon leaving Iconium? (16:7-8)

A. JerusalemB. AntiochC. LystraD. Mysia

10. On the second missionary journey, where did the Spirit of Jesus prevent Paul from going? (16:7)

A. LystraB. RomeC. JerusalemD. Bithynia

10. On the second missionary journey, where did the Spirit of Jesus prevent Paul from going? (16:7)

A. LystraB. RomeC. JerusalemD. Bithynia

11. On the second missionary journey, where did Paul go after passing by Mysia? (16:8)

A. CorinthB. AntiochC. TroasD. Rome

11. On the second missionary journey, where did Paul go after passing by Mysia? (16:8)

A. CorinthB. AntiochC. TroasD. Rome

12. Where did Paul have a vision involving a man of Macedonia? (16:8-9)

A. TroasB. CorinthC. PhilippiD. Antioch

12. Where did Paul have a vision involving a man of Macedonia? (16:8-9)

A. TroasB. CorinthC. PhilippiD. Antioch

13. How did Paul conclude that God called him to preach to the people of Macedonia? (16:10)

A. The apostles and elders sent himB. He saw a visionC. Timothy had a visionD. Macedonia invited him to come

13. How did Paul conclude that God called him to preach to the people of Macedonia? (16:10)

A. The apostles and elders sent himB. He saw a visionC. Timothy had a visionD. Macedonia invited him to come

14. On the second missionary journey, where did Paul go upon leaving Troas? (16:11)

A. JerusalemB. RomeC. SamothraceD. Corinth

14. On the second missionary journey, where did Paul go upon leaving Troas? (16:11)

A. JerusalemB. RomeC. SamothraceD. Corinth

15. On the second missionary journey, where did Paul arrive the day after leaving Samothrace? (16:11)

A. NeapolisB. CorinthC. AntiochD. Lystra

15. On the second missionary journey, where did Paul arrive the day after leaving Samothrace? (16:11)

A. NeapolisB. CorinthC. AntiochD. Lystra

16. On the second missionary journey, where did Paul go upon leaving Neapolis? (16:12)

A. CorinthB. PhilippiC. AntiochD. Rome

16. On the second missionary journey, where did Paul go upon leaving Neapolis? (16:12)

A. CorinthB. PhilippiC. AntiochD. Rome

17. Which city is a Macedonian colony? (16:12)

A. RomeB. JerusalemC. CorinthD. Philippi

17. Which city is a Macedonian colony? (16:12)

A. RomeB. JerusalemC. CorinthD. Philippi

18. On the second missionary journey, where did Paul go on the Sabbath while in Philippi? (16:13)

A. The synagogueB. The riversideC. The templeD. The marketplace

18. On the second missionary journey, where did Paul go on the Sabbath while in Philippi? (16:13)

A. The synagogueB. The riversideC. The templeD. The marketplace

19. What did Paul expect to find at the riverside gate in Philippi? (16:13)

A. A marketplaceB. A synagogueC. A place of prayerD. A Roman official

19. What did Paul expect to find at the riverside gate in Philippi? (16:13)

A. A marketplaceB. A synagogueC. A place of prayerD. A Roman official

20. Where did Paul meet Lydia? (16:14)

A. PhilippiB. ThyatiraC. RomeD. Corinth

20. Where did Paul meet Lydia? (16:14)

A. PhilippiB. ThyatiraC. RomeD. Corinth

21. From what city did Lydia come? (16:14)

A. PhilippiB. ThyatiraC. RomeD. Corinth

21. From what city did Lydia come? (16:14)

A. PhilippiB. ThyatiraC. RomeD. Corinth

22. Who was a seller of purple fabrics? (16:14)

A. LydiaB. DorcasC. PriscillaD. Mary

22. Who was a seller of purple fabrics? (16:14)

A. LydiaB. DorcasC. PriscillaD. Mary

23. Of whom was it said, “the Lord opened her heart”? (16:14)

A. MaryB. DorcasC. LydiaD. Priscilla

23. Of whom was it said, “the Lord opened her heart”? (16:14)

A. MaryB. DorcasC. LydiaD. Priscilla

24. How did Lydia and her household respond to the things spoken by Paul? (16:14-15)

A. They leftB. They marveledC. They were baptizedD. All the above

24. How did Lydia and her household respond to the things spoken by Paul? (16:14-15)

A. They leftB. They marveledC. They were baptizedD. All the above

25. Who said to Paul, “If you have judged me to be faithful to the Lord, come to my house and stay”? (16:15)

A. TimothyB. The jailerC. AquilaD. Lydia

25. Who said to Paul, “If you have judged me to be faithful to the Lord, come to my house and stay”? (16:15)

A. TimothyB. The jailerC. AquilaD. Lydia

26. Where was Paul going when he met a slave girl possessed with a spirit of divination? (16:16)

A. The templeB. The synagogueC. The shipD. The place of prayer

26. Where was Paul going when he met a slave girl possessed with a spirit of divination? (16:16)

A. The templeB. The synagogueC. The shipD. The place of prayer

27. Where did Paul meet a slave girl possesses with a spirit of divination? (16:16)

A. RomeB. LystraC. PhilippiD. Corinth

27. Where did Paul meet a slave girl possesses with a spirit of divination? (16:16)

A. RomeB. LystraC. PhilippiD. Corinth

28. How long did the slave girl with the spirit of divination cry out to Paul before he healed her? (16:17-18)

A. An hourB. A dayC. Two daysD. Many days

28. How long did the slave girl with the spirit of divination cry out to Paul before he healed her? (16:17-18)

A. An hourB. A dayC. Two daysD. Many days

29. How did the slave girl at Philippi bring her masters much profit? (16:16)

A. Making garmentsB. Making tentsC. DancingD. Fortune-telling

29. How did the slave girl at Philippi bring her masters much profit? (16:16)

A. Making garmentsB. Making tentsC. DancingD. Fortune-telling

30. Who said, “These men are the servants of the Most High God, who proclaim to us the way of salvation”? (16:17)

A. A slave girlB. A slave boyC. Jewish believersD. Gentile believers

30. Who said, “These men are the servants of the Most High God, who proclaim to us the way of salvation”? (16:17)

A. A slave girlB. A slave boyC. Jewish believersD. Gentile believers

31. Why were Paul and Silas dragged into the marketplace of Philippi before the authorities? (16:18-19)

A. They opposed idolatryB. They cast a spirit out of a

slave girlC. They taught against the

customs of MosesD. They were Jews

31. Why were Paul and Silas dragged into the marketplace of Philippi before the authorities? (16:18-19)

A. They opposed idolatryB. They cast a spirit out of a slave girlC. They taught against the

customs of MosesD. They were Jews

32. Of whom was it said, “These men, being Jews, exceedingly trouble our city; and they teach customs which are not lawful for us, being Romans, to receive or observe”? (16:20-21)

A. Peter and JohnB. Paul and BarnabasC. Paul and SilasD. Paul and Timothy

32. Of whom was it said, “These men, being Jews, exceedingly trouble our city; and they teach customs which are not lawful for us, being Romans, to receive or observe”? (16:20-21)

A. Peter and JohnB. Paul and BarnabasC. Paul and SilasD. Paul and Timothy

33. Where does Luke first make mention of being with Paul on his travels? (16:12-17)

A. PhilippiB. JerusalemC. DamascusD. Rome

33. Where does Luke first make mention of being with Paul on his travels? (16:12-17)

A. PhilippiB. JerusalemC. DamascusD. Rome

34. Which of the following did the magistrates at Philippi not do with Paul and Silas? (16:22-24)

A. Tore their clothes off themB. Had them beaten with rodsC. Had them thrown in prison with their feet fastened in

stocksD. Mocked them

34. Which of the following did the magistrates at Philippi not do with Paul and Silas? (16:22-24)

A. Tore their clothes off themB. Had them beaten with rodsC. Had them thrown in prison with their feet fastened in

stocksD. Mocked them

35. What time of day were Paul and Silas praying and singing hymns to God? (16:25)

A. All dayB. MorningC. EveningD. Midnight

35. What time of day were Paul and Silas praying and singing hymns to God? (16:25)

A. All dayB. MorningC. EveningD. Midnight

36. Where were Paul and Silas put in prison? (16:23)

A. JerusalemB. RomeC. PhilippiD. Antioch

36. Where were Paul and Silas put in prison? (16:23)

A. JerusalemB. RomeC. PhilippiD. Antioch

37. Who listened to Paul and Silas as they sang and prayed? (16:25)

A. The jailerB. The prisonersC. The magistratesD. All the above

37. Who listened to Paul and Silas as they sang and prayed? (16:25)

A. The jailerB. The prisonersC. The magistratesD. All the above

38. What is not said to have happened after the earthquake in Philippi? (16:26)

A. The foundations of the prison were shakenB. The doors of the prison were openC. Everyone’s chains in the prison were unfastenedD. Everyone in the prison was

freed

38. What is not said to have happened after the earthquake in Philippi? (16:26)

A. The foundations of the prison were shakenB. The doors of the prison were openC. Everyone’s chains in the prison were unfastenedD. Everyone in the prison was

freed

39. What was the keeper of the prison doing when the earthquake occurred? (16:27)

A. Sleeping B. WatchingC. ListeningD. Talking

39. What was the keeper of the prison doing when the earthquake occurred? (16:27)

A. Sleeping B. WatchingC. ListeningD. Talking

40. Why did the keeper of the prison plan to kill himself? (16:27)

A. He had fallen asleepB. He thought his prisoners had fledC. He did not want to punish PaulD. He believed

40. Why did the keeper of the prison plan to kill himself? (16:27)

A. He had fallen asleepB. He thought his prisoners had fledC. He did not want to punish PaulD. He believed

41. Who prevented the keeper of the prison from killing himself? (16:28)

A. His wifeB. A prisonerC. A soldierD. Paul

41. Who prevented the keeper of the prison from killing himself? (16:28)

A. His wifeB. A prisonerC. A soldierD. Paul

42. Who said, “Sirs, what must I do to be saved?” (16:27-30)

A. A slave girlB. The keeper of the prisonC. A centurionD. Aquila

42. Who said, “Sirs, what must I do to be saved?” (16:27-30)

A. A slave girlB. The keeper of the prisonC. A centurionD. Aquila

43. Who was told, “Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ, and you will be saved, you and your household”? (16:31)

A. The keeper of the prisonB. DorcasC. LydiaD. The centurion

43. Who was told, “Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ, and you will be saved, you and your household”? (16:31)

A. The keeper of the prisonB. DorcasC. LydiaD. The centurion

44. What did Paul and Silas do after telling the keeper of the prison to believe in Jesus? (16:32-33)

A. Rejoiced in their salvationB. Wept with joyC. Spoke the word of the Lord to him and all in his house

and baptized themD. Left Philippi

44. What did Paul and Silas do after telling the keeper of the prison to believe in Jesus? (16:32-33)

A. Rejoiced in their salvationB. Wept with joyC. Spoke the word of the Lord to him and all in his house

and baptized themD. Left Philippi

45. When did the keeper of the prison rejoice that he and his household had believed? (16:31-34)

A. Before he was baptizedB. After he was baptizedC. After he said he believedD. After Paul and Silas

prayed for him

45. When did the keeper of the prison rejoice that he and his household had believed? (16:31-34)

A. Before he was baptizedB. After he was baptizedC. After he said he believedD. After Paul and Silas

prayed for him

46. What did Paul and Silas do after the keeper of the prison and his household were baptized? (16:35-36)

A. Left PhilippiB. Went to the riversideC. Stayed at the prison

keeper’s houseD. Stayed in the prison

46. What did Paul and Silas do after the keeper of the prison and his household were baptized? (16:35-36)

A. Left PhilippiB. Went to the riversideC. Stayed at the prison

keeper’s houseD. Stayed in the prison

47. What did the magistrates of Philippi send the officers to the prison to do? (16:35)

A. To bring Paul and Silas to trialB. To check on Paul and SilasC. To punish Paul and SilasD. To release Paul and Silas

47. What did the magistrates of Philippi send the officers to the prison to do? (16:35)

A. To bring Paul and Silas to trialB. To check on Paul and SilasC. To punish Paul and SilasD. To release Paul and Silas

48. What did Paul say to the officers who had been sent to release him and Silas? (16:37)

A. “Thanks.”B. “Do You Know Jesus?”C. “No Indeed!”D. “Let Us Think About It.”

48. What did Paul say to the officers who had been sent to release him and Silas? (16:37)

A. “Thanks.”B. “Do You Know Jesus?”C. “No Indeed!”D. “Let Us Think About It.”

49. Why were the magistrates of Philippi afraid? (16:38)

A. Because of the earthquakeB. Because Paul and Silas were JewsC. Because Paul and Silas

were RomansD. Because Paul and Silas were innocent

49. Why were the magistrates of Philippi afraid? (16:38)

A. Because of the earthquakeB. Because Paul and Silas were JewsC. Because Paul and Silas

were RomansD. Because Paul and Silas were innocent

50. Where did Paul and Silas go after they were released from the Philippian prison? (16:40)

A. LystraB. The prison keeper’s

houseC. Lydia’s houseD. The riverside gate

50. Where did Paul and Silas go after they were released from the Philippian prison? (16:40)

A. LystraB. The prison keeper’s

houseC. Lydia’s houseD. The riverside gate

Chapter 17

1. On the second missionary journey, which places did Paul pass through on his way from Philippi to Thessalonica? (17:1)

A. Athens and CorinthB. Antioch and ArabiaC. Amphipolis and ApolloniaD. Athens and Arabia

1. On the second missionary journey, which places did Paul pass through on his way from Philippi to Thessalonica? (17:1)

A. Athens and CorinthB. Antioch and ArabiaC. Amphipolis and ApolloniaD. Athens and Arabia

2. On the second missionary journey, where did Paul go upon leaving Philippi? (17:1)

A. AthensB. JerusalemC. RomeD. Thessalonica

2. On the second missionary journey, where did Paul go upon leaving Philippi? (17:1)

A. AthensB. JerusalemC. RomeD. Thessalonica

3. What was Paul’s custom on arriving in a city? (17:1-2)

A. Go to the synagogue of the JewsB. Take a nap C. Eat a meal D. Go to the marketplace

3. What was Paul’s custom on arriving in a city? (17:1-2)

A. Go to the synagogue of the JewsB. Take a nap C. Eat a meal D. Go to the marketplace

4. How long did Paul reason with the Jews in Thessalonica? (17:2)

A. A SabbathB. Two SabbathsC. Three SabbathsD. Four Sabbaths

4. How long did Paul reason with the Jews in Thessalonica? (17:2)

A. A SabbathB. Two SabbathsC. Three SabbathsD. Four Sabbaths

5. What was the subject of the debate between Paul and the Jews of Thessalonica? (17:3)

A. The Christ had to suffer and rise from the deadB. Gentiles and circumcisionC. Jesus was a descendant of DavidD. Gentiles did not have to

keep the Sabbath

5. What was the subject of the debate between Paul and the Jews of Thessalonica? (17:3)

A. The Christ had to suffer and rise from the deadB. Gentiles and circumcisionC. Jesus was a descendant of DavidD. Gentiles did not have to

keep the Sabbath

6. What did Paul use to prove to the Thessalonian Jews that the Christ had to suffer and rise from the dead? (17:2)

A. EyewitnessesB. Common senseC. DeceitD. Scriptures

6. What did Paul use to prove to the Thessalonian Jews that the Christ had to suffer and rise from the dead? (17:2)

A. EyewitnessesB. Common senseC. DeceitD. Scriptures

7. Who in Thessalonica were persuaded and joined Paul and Silas? (17:1-4)

A. JewsB. Devout GreeksC. Leading womenD. All the above

7. Who in Thessalonica were persuaded and joined Paul and Silas? (17:1-4)

A. JewsB. Devout GreeksC. Leading womenD. All the above

8. Who organized the mob in Thessalonica which set the city in an uproar? (17:5)

A. JewsB. Wicked menC. DemetriusD. Temple priests

8. Who organized the mob in Thessalonica which set the city in an uproar? (17:5)

A. JewsB. Wicked menC. DemetriusD. Temple priests

9. Why was a mob organized at Thessalonica? (17:5)

A. Jews were enviousB. People were losing

businessC. Paul opposed the

customs of the JewsD. Paul spoke out against

idols

9. Why was a mob organized at Thessalonica? (17:5)

A. Jews were enviousB. People were losing

businessC. Paul opposed the

customs of the JewsD. Paul spoke out against

idols

10. Who at Thessalonica welcomed Paul and Silas into his house? (17:7)

A. AquilaB. SimonC. JasonD. Alexander

10. Who at Thessalonica welcomed Paul and Silas into his house? (17:7)

A. AquilaB. SimonC. JasonD. Alexander

11. What did the mob at Thessalonica say Paul and Silas had done? (17:6)

A. Turned the world upside downB. Disrupted the cityC. Opposed MosesD. Baptized many

11. What did the mob at Thessalonica say Paul and Silas had done? (17:6)

A. Turned the world upside downB. Disrupted the cityC. Opposed MosesD. Baptized many

12. Who did the mob bring before the rulers of city of Thessalonica? (17:6)

A. Paul and SilasB. PeterC. JudasD. Jason and some brethren

12. Who did the mob bring before the rulers of city of Thessalonica? (17:6)

A. Paul and SilasB. PeterC. JudasD. Jason and some brethren

13. What charge did the mob at Thessalonica bring against Jason and the brethren? (17:7)

A. They opposed the customs of the JewsB. They opposed our idolsC. They acted contrary to the decrees of CaesarD. They ate with unwashed

hands

13. What charge did the mob at Thessalonica bring against Jason and the brethren? (17:7)

A. They opposed the customs of the JewsB. They opposed our idolsC. They acted contrary to the decrees of CaesarD. They ate with unwashed

hands

14. What did the city authorities of Thessalonica take from Jason and the brethren? (17:9)

A. A BibleB. The gospelC. Paul and SilasD. Security

14. What did the city authorities of Thessalonica take from Jason and the brethren? (17:9)

A. A BibleB. The gospelC. Paul and SilasD. Security

15. On the second missionary journey, what time of day did Paul and Silas leave Thessalonica? (17:10)

A. MorningB. NoonC. NightD. Evening

15. On the second missionary journey, what time of day did Paul and Silas leave Thessalonica? (17:10)

A. MorningB. NoonC. NightD. Evening

16. On the second missionary journey, where did Paul and Silas go upon leaving Thessalonica? (17:10)

A. BereaB. Jason’s houseC. Lydia’s houseD. Corinth

16. On the second missionary journey, where did Paul and Silas go upon leaving Thessalonica? (17:10)

A. BereaB. Jason’s houseC. Lydia’s houseD. Corinth

17. On the second missionary journey, where did Paul and Silas go upon arriving in Berea? (17:10)

A. The marketplaceB. The riversideC. The synagogueD. The temple

17. On the second missionary journey, where did Paul and Silas go upon arriving in Berea? (17:10)

A. The marketplaceB. The riversideC. The synagogueD. The temple

18. Who was more fair-minded than the Thessalonians? (17:10-11)

A. BereansB. CorinthiansC. JewsD. Romans

18. Who was more fair-minded than the Thessalonians? (17:10-11)

A. BereansB. CorinthiansC. JewsD. Romans

19. Who “received the word with all readiness, and searched the Scriptures daily to find out whether these things were so”? (17:11)

A. ThessaloniansB. CorinthiansC. BereansD. Romans

19. Who “received the word with all readiness, and searched the Scriptures daily to find out whether these things were so”? (17:11)

A. ThessaloniansB. CorinthiansC. BereansD. Romans

20. Who believed the word in Berea? (17:12)

A. Prominent Greek womenB. Prominent Greek menC. Prominent Greek women and men as well as JewsD. Prominent Jews

20. Who believed the word in Berea? (17:12)

A. Prominent Greek womenB. Prominent Greek menC. Prominent Greek women and men as well as JewsD. Prominent Jews

21. Who stirred up the crowds of Berea? (17:13)

A. Berean JewsB. Thessalonian JewsC. Berean GentilesD. Berean Jews and Gentiles

21. Who stirred up the crowds of Berea? (17:13)

A. Berean JewsB. Thessalonian JewsC. Berean GentilesD. Berean Jews and Gentiles

22. On the second missionary journey, who stayed behind when Paul left Berea? (17:14)

A. TimothyB. SilasC. Timothy and SilasD. Apollos

22. On the second missionary journey, who stayed behind when Paul left Berea? (17:14)

A. TimothyB. SilasC. Timothy and SilasD. Apollos

23. On the second missionary journey, where did Paul go upon leaving Berea? (17:15)

A. CorinthB. AntiochC. LystraD. Athens

23. On the second missionary journey, where did Paul go upon leaving Berea? (17:15)

A. CorinthB. AntiochC. LystraD. Athens

24. On the second missionary journey, what command did Paul give to those who conducted him to Athens? (17:15)

A. Continue in the grace of GodB. Beware of the unbelieving

JewsC. Believe in JesusD. For Timothy and Silas to

come to him

24. On the second missionary journey, what command did Paul give to those who conducted him to Athens? (17:15)

A. Continue in the grace of GodB. Beware of the unbelieving

JewsC. Believe in JesusD. For Timothy and Silas to

come to him

25. On the second missionary journey, why was Paul waiting at Athens? (17:16)

A. Timothy and Silas had not arrived

B. It was winterC. The Spirit told him to waitD. The contribution for the needy was being collected

25. On the second missionary journey, why was Paul waiting at Athens? (17:16)

A. Timothy and Silas had not arrived

B. It was winterC. The Spirit told him to waitD. The contribution for the needy was being collected

26. Why was Paul’s spirit provoked in Athens? (17:16)

A. Jews opposed himB. Gentiles were being

circumcisedC. The city was given over to idolsD. Drunkenness was

everywhere

26. Why was Paul’s spirit provoked in Athens? (17:16)

A. Jews opposed himB. Gentiles were being

circumcisedC. The city was given over to idolsD. Drunkenness was

everywhere

27. Where did Paul teach while he was in Athens? (17:17)

A. The templeB. The synagogueC. The marketplaceD. The synagogue and

marketplace

27. Where did Paul teach while he was in Athens? (17:17)

A. The templeB. The synagogueC. The marketplaceD. The synagogue and

marketplace

28. Who did Paul teach in the synagogue of Athens? (17:17)

A. JewsB. Jews and Gentile

worshippersC. Jews, Gentile worshippers and city officialsD. Aquila and Priscilla

28. Who did Paul teach in the synagogue of Athens? (17:17)

A. JewsB. Jews and Gentile

worshippersC. Jews, Gentile worshippers and city officialsD. Aquila and Priscilla

29. Which of the following statements was not made concerning Paul at Athens? (17:18-20)

A. “What does this babbler want to say?”B. “He seems to be a proclaimer of foreign gods.”C. “He is not from around here.”D. “May we know what this new doctrine is of which you speak?”

29. Which of the following statements was not made concerning Paul at Athens? (17:18-20)

A. “What does this babbler want to say?”B. “He seems to be a proclaimer of foreign gods.”C. “He is not from around here.”D. “May we know what this new doctrine is of which you speak?”

30. Where did Paul meet the Epicurean and Stoic philosophers? (17:18)

A. RomeB. DamascusC. PhilippiD. Athens

30. Where did Paul meet the Epicurean and Stoic philosophers? (17:18)

A. RomeB. DamascusC. PhilippiD. Athens

31. Why did the people of Athens say Paul was a proclaimer of foreign gods? (17:18)

A. He spoke of MosesB. He spoke of baptismC. He would not eat porkD. He preached Jesus and the resurrection

31. Why did the people of Athens say Paul was a proclaimer of foreign gods? (17:18)

A. He spoke of MosesB. He spoke of baptismC. He would not eat porkD. He preached Jesus and the resurrection

32. Where did the people of Athens take Paul? (18:19)

A. The AcropolisB. Outside the cityC. The marketplaceD. The Areopagus

32. Where did the people of Athens take Paul? (18:19)

A. The AcropolisB. Outside the cityC. The marketplaceD. The Areopagus

33. Where did people spend their time in nothing else but either to tell or to hear some new thing? (17:21)

A. The templeB. The synagogueC. The Hall of TyrannusD. The Areopagus

33. Where did people spend their time in nothing else but either to tell or to hear some new thing? (17:21)

A. The templeB. The synagogueC. The Hall of TyrannusD. The Areopagus

34. To whom did Paul say, “I perceive that in all things you are very religious”? (17:22)

A. Men of AthensB. Men of CorinthC. Men of PhilippiD. Men and women of

Philippi

34. To whom did Paul say, “I perceive that in all things you are very religious”? (17:22)

A. Men of AthensB. Men of CorinthC. Men of PhilippiD. Men and women of

Philippi

35. What inscription did Paul find on an altar while he was in Athens? (17:23)

A. “GOD IS DEAD”B. “WE BELIEVE IN GOD”C. “TO THE UNKNOWN

GOD”D. “YOUR GOD IS OUR GOD”

35. What inscription did Paul find on an altar while he was in Athens? (17:23)

A. “GOD IS DEAD”B. “WE BELIEVE IN GOD”C. “TO THE UNKNOWN

GOD”D. “YOUR GOD IS OUR GOD”

36. What did Paul say about God as he taught the people of Athens? (17:24-25)

A. He made the world and all that is in itB. He does not dwell in

temples made with handsC. He is not worshipped with men’s handsD. All the above

36. What did Paul say about God as he taught the people of Athens? (17:24-25)

A. He made the world and all that is in itB. He does not dwell in

temples made with handsC. He is not worshipped with men’s handsD. All the above

37. Where did Paul tell the people of Athens that every nation came from? (17:26)

A. One bloodB. Two bloodsC. Three bloodsD. Four bloods

37. Where did Paul tell the people of Athens that every nation came from? (17:26)

A. One bloodB. Two bloodsC. Three bloodsD. Four bloods

38. What did Paul tell the people of Athens that God had determined that all men should do? (17:27)

A. Seek the LordB. Be fruitful and multiplyC. Live the crazy lifeD. Whatever they wish

38. What did Paul tell the people of Athens that God had determined that all men should do? (17:27)

A. Seek the LordB. Be fruitful and multiplyC. Live the crazy lifeD. Whatever they wish

39. Who said, “For we are also His offspring?” (17:28)

A. JeremiahB. TimothyC. JewsD. Poets of Athens

39. Who said, “For we are also His offspring?” (17:28)

A. JeremiahB. TimothyC. JewsD. Poets of Athens

40. What did Paul tell the people of Athens that God had overlooked? (17:30)

A. SinB. CircumcisionC. Times of ignoranceD. Judgment

40. What did Paul tell the people of Athens that God had overlooked? (17:30)

A. SinB. CircumcisionC. Times of ignoranceD. Judgment

41. What did Paul tell the people of Athens was going to happen on the day that God had fixed? (17:31)

A. RainB. BlessingsC. JoyD. Judgment

41. What did Paul tell the people of Athens was going to happen on the day that God had fixed? (17:31)

A. RainB. BlessingsC. JoyD. Judgment

42. What assurance has God given the world of the coming judgment day? (17:31)

A. SignsB. The BibleC. The resurrection of JesusD. All the above

42. What assurance has God given the world of the coming judgment day? (17:31)

A. SignsB. The BibleC. The resurrection of JesusD. All the above

43. Paul stated that God now commands all men everywhere to do what? (17:30)

A. GiveB. Honor their parentsC. ListenD. Repent

43. Paul stated that God now commands all men everywhere to do what? (17:30)

A. GiveB. Honor their parentsC. ListenD. Repent

44. What caused some men of Athens to mock Paul? (17:32)

A. He was a JewB. He spoke of the

resurrectionC. He was a PhariseeD. He did not teach

circumcision

44. What caused some men of Athens to mock Paul? (17:32)

A. He was a JewB. He spoke of the

resurrectionC. He was a PhariseeD. He did not teach

circumcision

45. How did the men at the Areopagus respond to Paul’s teaching? (17:32-34)

A. They mocked himB. They wanted to hear

moreC. They believedD. All the above

45. How did the men at the Areopagus respond to Paul’s teaching? (17:32-34)

A. They mocked himB. They wanted to hear

moreC. They believedD. All the above

46. Who was called the “Areopagite”? (17:34)

A. DavidB. DionysiusC. DemetriusD. Lucius

46. Who was called the “Areopagite”? (17:34)

A. DavidB. DionysiusC. DemetriusD. Lucius

47. Who was the woman at Athens who believed? (17:34)

A. DorcasB. DianaC. DamarisD. Priscilla

47. Who was the woman at Athens who believed? (17:34)

A. DorcasB. DianaC. DamarisD. Priscilla

48. How did Dionysius respond to Paul while he taught at Athens? (17:34)

A. SneeredB. Asked questionsC. DoubtedD. Believed

48. How did Dionysius respond to Paul while he taught at Athens? (17:34)

A. SneeredB. Asked questionsC. DoubtedD. Believed

49. What did Paul say was not formed by the art and devising of man? (17:29)

A. WisdomB. LoveC. The Divine NatureD. Salvation

49. What did Paul say was not formed by the art and devising of man? (17:29)

A. WisdomB. LoveC. The Divine NatureD. Salvation

Chapter 18

1. On the second missionary journey, where did Paul go upon leaving Athens? (18:1)

A. AntiochB. CreteC. CyprusD. Corinth

1. On the second missionary journey, where did Paul go upon leaving Athens? (18:1)

A. AntiochB. CreteC. CyprusD. Corinth

2. Who was a native of Pontus? (18:2)

A. PeterB. PhilipC. AquilaD. James

2. Who was a native of Pontus? (18:2)

A. PeterB. PhilipC. AquilaD. James

3. Where did Paul meet Aquila and Priscilla? (18:1-2)

A. AthensB. CorinthC. LystraD. Crete

3. Where did Paul meet Aquila and Priscilla? (18:1-2)

A. AthensB. CorinthC. LystraD. Crete

4. Who commanded all the Jews to leave Rome? (18:2)

A. PilateB. AgrippaC. FelixD. Claudius

4. Who commanded all the Jews to leave Rome? (18:2)

A. PilateB. AgrippaC. FelixD. Claudius

5. Paul first met Aquila and Priscilla when they had returned from a trip to what country? (18:2)

A. JudeaB. AsiaC. SpainD. Italy

5. Paul first met Aquila and Priscilla when they had returned from a trip to what country? (18:2)

A. JudeaB. AsiaC. SpainD. Italy

6. What was Paul’s occupation? (18:3)

A. TeacherB. TentmakerC. CarpenterD. Fisherman

6. What was Paul’s occupation? (18:3)

A. TeacherB. TentmakerC. CarpenterD. Fisherman

7. On the second missionary journey, when did Paul reason with the Greeks and Jews at the synagogue of Corinth? (18:4)

A. Every dayB. Every SabbathC. Every monthD. When he was able

7. On the second missionary journey, when did Paul reason with the Greeks and Jews at the synagogue of Corinth? (18:4)

A. Every dayB. Every SabbathC. Every monthD. When he was able

8. What was the occupation of Aquila and Priscilla? (18:3)

A. Sellers of garmentsB. FishermenC. TentmakersD. Bakers

8. What was the occupation of Aquila and Priscilla? (18:3)

A. Sellers of garmentsB. FishermenC. TentmakersD. Bakers

9. While Paul was in Corinth on the second missionary journey, who arrived from Macedonia? (18:5)

A. Peter and JohnB. Silas and TimothyC. Barnabas and MarkD. Priscilla and Aquila

9. While Paul was in Corinth on the second missionary journey, who arrived from Macedonia? (18:5)

A. Peter and JohnB. Silas and TimothyC. Barnabas and MarkD. Priscilla and Aquila

10. On the second missionary journey, what happened to Paul after Silas and Timothy reached Corinth? (18:5)

A. He was compelled by the SpiritB. He left CorinthC. He taught them how to

make tentsD. All the above

10. On the second missionary journey, what happened to Paul after Silas and Timothy reached Corinth? (18:5)

A. He was compelled by the SpiritB. He left CorinthC. He taught them how to

make tentsD. All the above

11. On the second missionary journey, about what did Paul testify to the Jews of Corinth? (18:5)

A. Circumcision was not necessary

B. Gentiles received the gospelC. Jesus was a JewD. Jesus was the Christ

11. On the second missionary journey, about what did Paul testify to the Jews of Corinth? (18:5)

A. Circumcision was not necessary

B. Gentiles received the gospelC. Jesus was a JewD. Jesus was the Christ

12. Which of the following statements did Paul not make to Jews at Corinth who resisted him? (18:6)

A. “You must repent.”B. “Your blood be upon your own heads!”C. “I am clean.”D. “From now on I will go to the Gentiles.”

12. Which of the following statements did Paul not make to Jews at Corinth who resisted him? (18:6)

A. “You must repent.”B. “Your blood be upon your own heads!”C. “I am clean.”D. “From now on I will go to the Gentiles.”

13. In what city did Paul shake out his garments? (18:6)

A. DamascusB. AthensC. PhilippiD. Corinth

13. In what city did Paul shake out his garments? (18:6)

A. DamascusB. AthensC. PhilippiD. Corinth

14. Who had a house next to the synagogue in Corinth? (18:7)

A. Aquila and PriscillaB. GallioC. SosthenesD. Justus

14. Who had a house next to the synagogue in Corinth? (18:7)

A. Aquila and PriscillaB. GallioC. SosthenesD. Justus

15. Who at Corinth was described as “one who worshipped God”? (18:7)

A. SosthenesB. JustusC. CrispusD. Aquila

15. Who at Corinth was described as “one who worshipped God”? (18:7)

A. SosthenesB. JustusC. CrispusD. Aquila

16. At whose house did Paul stay while he was at Corinth? (18:7)

A. SosthenesB. CrispusC. JustusD. Judas

16. At whose house did Paul stay while he was at Corinth? (18:7)

A. SosthenesB. CrispusC. JustusD. Judas

17. Who was the ruler of the synagogue at Corinth? (18:8)

A. CrispusB. JudasC. JustusD. Aquila

17. Who was the ruler of the synagogue at Corinth? (18:8)

A. CrispusB. JudasC. JustusD. Aquila

18. Who along with his household was converted at Corinth on the second missionary journey? (18:8)

A. SosthenesB. CrispusC. GaiusD. Gallio

18. Who along with his household was converted at Corinth on the second missionary journey? (18:8)

A. SosthenesB. CrispusC. GaiusD. Gallio

19. Where was Paul when he was told by a vision, “Do not be afraid, but speak, and do not keep silent; for I am with you, and no one will attack you to hurt you; for I have many people in this city”? (18:9-10)

A. AthensB. RomeC. JerusalemD. Corinth

19. Where was Paul when he was told by a vision, “Do not be afraid, but speak, and do not keep silent; for I am with you, and no one will attack you to hurt you; for I have many people in this city”? (18:9-10)

A. AthensB. RomeC. JerusalemD. Corinth

20. In which city did the Lord speak to Paul in a vision during the night? (18:9)

A. CorinthB. LystraC. DamascusD. Ephesus

20. In which city did the Lord speak to Paul in a vision during the night? (18:9)

A. CorinthB. LystraC. DamascusD. Ephesus

21. Where was Paul when the Lord said, “I have many people in this city?” (18:10)

A. AthensB. RomeC. CorinthD. Jerusalem

21. Where was Paul when the Lord said, “I have many people in this city?” (18:10)

A. AthensB. RomeC. CorinthD. Jerusalem

22. How long did Paul stay at Corinth during the second missionary journey? (18:11)

A. Six monthsB. Twelve monthsC. A year and six monthsD. Twenty-four months

22. How long did Paul stay at Corinth during the second missionary journey? (18:11)

A. Six monthsB. Twelve monthsC. A year and six monthsD. Twenty-four months

23. Who was the proconsul of Achaia during the second missionary journey? (18:12)

A. SosthenesB. ClaudiusC. FelixD. Gallio

23. Who was the proconsul of Achaia during the second missionary journey? (18:12)

A. SosthenesB. ClaudiusC. FelixD. Gallio

24. What charge did the Jews of Corinth bring against Paul before Gallio? (18:13)

A. “This fellow persuades men to worship God contrary to the law.”B. “This fellow does not keep the Law of Moses.”C. “This fellow is not a friend of Caesar.”D. “This fellow has caused trouble in other cities.”

24. What charge did the Jews of Corinth bring against Paul before Gallio? (18:13)

A. “This fellow persuades men to worship God contrary to the law.”B. “This fellow does not keep the Law of Moses.”C. “This fellow is not a friend of Caesar.”D. “This fellow has caused trouble in other cities.”

25. What judgment did Gallio make against Paul in response to the accusation of the Jews? (18:15)

A. He imprisoned PaulB. He ordered Paul to leave

CorinthC. He ordered Paul to stop

teachingD. He made no judgment

25. What judgment did Gallio make against Paul in response to the accusation of the Jews? (18:15)

A. He imprisoned PaulB. He ordered Paul to leave

CorinthC. He ordered Paul to stop

teachingD. He made no judgment

26. Who was the ruler of the synagogue at Corinth? (18:17)

A. SosthenesB. GallioC. JustusD. Aquila

26. Who was the ruler of the synagogue at Corinth? (18:17)

A. SosthenesB. GallioC. JustusD. Aquila

27. What did the Jews at Corinth do after Gallio drove them from the judgment seat? (18:17)

A. Beat PaulB. Beat SosthenesC. RejoiceD. Go home

27. What did the Jews at Corinth do after Gallio drove them from the judgment seat? (18:17)

A. Beat PaulB. Beat SosthenesC. RejoiceD. Go home

28. What did Gallio do to the Jews who beat Sosthenes? (18:17)

A. Took no notice of itB. Imprisoned themC. Rebuked themD. Praised them

28. What did Gallio do to the Jews who beat Sosthenes? (18:17)

A. Took no notice of itB. Imprisoned themC. Rebuked themD. Praised them

29. Who accompanied Paul on the second missionary journey when he traveled from Corinth to Syria? (18:18)

A. TitusB. GallioC. Priscilla and AquilaD. Timothy

29. Who accompanied Paul on the second missionary journey when he traveled from Corinth to Syria? (18:18)

A. TitusB. GallioC. Priscilla and AquilaD. Timothy

30. Where did Paul get his hair cut off? (18:18)

A. RomeB. CorinthC. JerusalemD. Cenchrea

30. Where did Paul get his hair cut off? (18:18)

A. RomeB. CorinthC. JerusalemD. Cenchrea

31. Why did Paul cut his hair? (18:18)

A. It was longB. He took a vowC. It was his customD. It was a Gentile custom

31. Why did Paul cut his hair? (18:18)

A. It was longB. He took a vowC. It was his customD. It was a Gentile custom

32. On the second missionary journey, where did Paul first stop after leaving Corinth? (18:18)

A. CenchreaB. RomeC. AthensD. Cyprus

32. On the second missionary journey, where did Paul first stop after leaving Corinth? (18:18)

A. CenchreaB. RomeC. AthensD. Cyprus

33. On the second missionary journey, where did Paul go upon leaving Cenchrea? (18:19)

A. AthensB. EphesusC. JerusalemD. Paphos

33. On the second missionary journey, where did Paul go upon leaving Cenchrea? (18:19)

A. AthensB. EphesusC. JerusalemD. Paphos

34. On the second missionary journey, where did Paul leave Aquila and Priscilla? (18:18-19)

A. RomeB. EphesusC. JerusalemD. Colossi

34. On the second missionary journey, where did Paul leave Aquila and Priscilla? (18:18-19)

A. RomeB. EphesusC. JerusalemD. Colossi

35. Where was Paul when he told the Jews, “I will return again to you, God willing?” (18:20-21)

A. CorinthB. JerusalemC. PhilippiD. Ephesus

35. Where was Paul when he told the Jews, “I will return again to you, God willing?” (18:20-21)

A. CorinthB. JerusalemC. PhilippiD. Ephesus

36. On the second missionary journey, where did Paul go upon leaving Ephesus? (18:22)

A. CorinthB. JerusalemC. CaesareaD. Rome

36. On the second missionary journey, where did Paul go upon leaving Ephesus? (18:22)

A. CorinthB. JerusalemC. CaesareaD. Rome

37. On the second missionary journey, where did Paul go after greeting the church at Caesarea? (18:22)

A. AntiochB. JerusalemC. CapernaumD. The synagogue

37. On the second missionary journey, where did Paul go after greeting the church at Caesarea? (18:22)

A. AntiochB. JerusalemC. CapernaumD. The synagogue

38. Where was Paul when he departed on the third missionary journey? (18:22-23)

A. JerusalemB. RomeC. GalatiaD. Antioch

38. Where was Paul when he departed on the third missionary journey? (18:22-23)

A. JerusalemB. RomeC. GalatiaD. Antioch

39. On the third missionary journey, where did Paul go upon leaving Antioch? (18:23)

A. Galatia and PhrygiaB. AthensC. EphesusD. Rome

39. On the third missionary journey, where did Paul go upon leaving Antioch? (18:23)

A. Galatia and PhrygiaB. AthensC. EphesusD. Rome

40. Which of the following statements is not made of Apollos? (18:24)

A. He was a JewB. He knew JohnC. He was born in AlexandriaD. He was eloquent

40. Which of the following statements is not made of Apollos? (18:24)

A. He was a JewB. He knew JohnC. He was born in AlexandriaD. He was eloquent

41. Which of the following statements is not made of Apollos? (18:24-25)

A. He was mighty in scriptures

B. He was fervent in spiritC. He taught accurately the things of the JesusD. His father was a Greek

41. Which of the following statements is not made of Apollos? (18:24-25)

A. He was mighty in scriptures

B. He was fervent in spiritC. He taught accurately the things of the JesusD. His father was a Greek

42. Which baptism was Apollos acquainted with before he met Aquila and Priscilla? (18:25)

A. Baptism of waterB. Baptism of JohnC. Baptism of the Holy SpiritD. Baptism of fire

42. Which baptism was Apollos acquainted with before he met Aquila and Priscilla? (18:25)

A. Baptism of waterB. Baptism of JohnC. Baptism of the Holy SpiritD. Baptism of fire

43. Where did Priscilla and Aquila meet Apollos? (18:24)

A. AthensB. RomeC. CorinthD. Ephesus

43. Where did Priscilla and Aquila meet Apollos? (18:24)

A. AthensB. RomeC. CorinthD. Ephesus

44. What did Priscilla and Aquila do with Apollos after taking him aside? (18:26)

A. Rebuked himB. Baptized himC. Explained to him the way of God more accuratelyD. Invited him to Join them in business

44. What did Priscilla and Aquila do with Apollos after taking him aside? (18:26)

A. Rebuked himB. Baptized himC. Explained to him the way of God more accuratelyD. Invited him to Join them in business

45. Where did Apollos go upon leaving Ephesus? (18:27)

A. RomeB. JerusalemC. AntiochD. Achaia

45. Where did Apollos go upon leaving Ephesus? (18:27)

A. RomeB. JerusalemC. AntiochD. Achaia

46. Why did the brethren of Ephesus write a letter to those of Achaia? (18:27)

A. To invite them to a mealB. To warn them against

unbelieversC. To see how Paul was doingD. To tell them to receive

Apollos

46. Why did the brethren of Ephesus write a letter to those of Achaia? (18:27)

A. To invite them to a mealB. To warn them against

unbelieversC. To see how Paul was doingD. To tell them to receive

Apollos

47. How did Apollos greatly help the brethren of Achaia who had believed through grace? (18:27-28)

A. He refuted the Jews in public

B. He taught them about the SpiritC. He brought relief for the

needyD. He convinced the Greeks

47. How did Apollos greatly help the brethren of Achaia who had believed through grace? (18:27-28)

A. He refuted the Jews in public

B. He taught them about the SpiritC. He brought relief for the

needyD. He convinced the Greeks

48. What did Apollos use to convince the Jews that Jesus was the Christ? (18:28)

A. BaptismB. ScripturesC. SignsD. Signs and miracles

48. What did Apollos use to convince the Jews that Jesus was the Christ? (18:28)

A. BaptismB. ScripturesC. SignsD. Signs and miracles

49. Who was described as being “mighty in the Scriptures”? (18:24)

A. PaulB. TimothyC. JamesD. Apollos

49. Who was described as being “mighty in the Scriptures”? (18:24)

A. PaulB. TimothyC. JamesD. Apollos

50. On the third missionary journey, what did Paul do as he went through Galatia and Phrygia? (18:23)

A. Taught in synagoguesB. Strengthened the

disciplesC. Wrote lettersD. Established new churches

50. On the third missionary journey, what did Paul do as he went through Galatia and Phrygia? (18:23)

A. Taught in synagoguesB. Strengthened the

disciplesC. Wrote lettersD. Established new churches

Chapter 19

1. On the third missionary journey, where was Apollos when Paul came to Ephesus? (19:1)

A. EphesusB. CorinthC. PhilippiD. Alexandria

1. On the third missionary journey, where was Apollos when Paul came to Ephesus? (19:1)

A. EphesusB. CorinthC. PhilippiD. Alexandria

2. On the third missionary journey, where did Paul go after passing through the upper regions? (19:1)

A. CorinthB. AthensC. ColossiD. Ephesus

2. On the third missionary journey, where did Paul go after passing through the upper regions? (19:1)

A. CorinthB. AthensC. ColossiD. Ephesus

3. When Paul came to Ephesus, he found disciples who had not heard of what? (19:2)

A. BaptismB. The Holy SpiritC. GraceD. Circumcision

3. When Paul came to Ephesus, he found disciples who had not heard of what? (19:2)

A. BaptismB. The Holy SpiritC. GraceD. Circumcision

4. What was John’s baptism? (19:4)

A. A baptism of fireB. A baptism of the Holy

SpiritC. A baptism of repentanceD. A baptism of Gentiles

4. What was John’s baptism? (19:4)

A. A baptism of fireB. A baptism of the Holy

SpiritC. A baptism of repentanceD. A baptism of Gentiles

5. About how many men were baptized in Ephesus? (19:4-7)

A. TwoB. SixC. TwelveD. Twenty-four

5. About how many men were baptized in Ephesus? (19:4-7)

A. TwoB. SixC. TwelveD. Twenty-four

6. What did the disciples at Ephesus do after they were taught by Paul? (19:5)

A. RejoicedB. RepentedC. Were baptizedD. All the above

6. What did the disciples at Ephesus do after they were taught by Paul? (19:5)

A. RejoicedB. RepentedC. Were baptizedD. All the above

7. What happened when Paul laid his hands on the disciples at Ephesus? (19:6)

A. The Holy Spirit came on them

B. They began teaching othersC. They became eldersD. They returned to their

homes

7. What happened when Paul laid his hands on the disciples at Ephesus? (19:6)

A. The Holy Spirit came on them

B. They began teaching othersC. They became eldersD. They returned to their

homes

8. What did the disciples at Ephesus do when the Holy Spirit came on them? (19:6)

A. ProphesiedB. Spoke with tonguesC. Prophesied and spoke

with tonguesD. Passed out

8. What did the disciples at Ephesus do when the Holy Spirit came on them? (19:6)

A. ProphesiedB. Spoke with tonguesC. Prophesied and spoke

with tonguesD. Passed out

9. How long did Paul teach in the synagogue at Ephesus on the third missionary journey? (19:8)

A. Three monthsB. Six monthsC. Twelve monthsD. Eighteen months

9. How long did Paul teach in the synagogue at Ephesus on the third missionary journey? (19:8)

A. Three monthsB. Six monthsC. Twelve monthsD. Eighteen months

10. What did Paul teach in the synagogue at Ephesus? (19:8)

A. Circumcision is not needed

B. The kingdom of GodC. Gentiles can be ChristiansD. The Law and prophets

10. What did Paul teach in the synagogue at Ephesus? (19:8)

A. Circumcision is not needed

B. The kingdom of GodC. Gentiles can be ChristiansD. The Law and prophets

11. Which is not a reason Paul quit teaching in the synagogue at Ephesus? (19:9)

A. Some were hardenedB. Some did not believeC. Some spoke evil of the

WayD. He had a vision

11. Which is not a reason Paul quit teaching in the synagogue at Ephesus? (19:9)

A. Some were hardenedB. Some did not believeC. Some spoke evil of the

WayD. He had a vision

12. Where was the school of Tyrannus? (19:9)

A. CorinthB. EphesusC. RomeD. Athens

12. Where was the school of Tyrannus? (19:9)

A. CorinthB. EphesusC. RomeD. Athens

13. How frequently did Paul reason in the school of Tyrannus? (19:9)

A. DailyB. WeeklyC. MonthlyD. Every Sabbath

13. How frequently did Paul reason in the school of Tyrannus? (19:9)

A. DailyB. WeeklyC. MonthlyD. Every Sabbath

14. How long did Paul teach in the school of Tyrannus? (19:10)

A. Three monthsB. Twelve monthsC. Eighteen monthsD. Two years

14. How long did Paul teach in the school of Tyrannus? (19:10)

A. Three monthsB. Twelve monthsC. Eighteen monthsD. Two years

15. Who heard the word of God during Paul’s time in Ephesus on the third missionary journey? (19:10)

A. All the Jews of AsiaB. All the Greeks of AsiaC. All the Jews and Greeks of AsiaD. Apollos

15. Who heard the word of God during Paul’s time in Ephesus on the third missionary journey? (19:10)

A. All the Jews of AsiaB. All the Greeks of AsiaC. All the Jews and Greeks of AsiaD. Apollos

16. Who went with Paul when he quit teaching in the synagogue of Ephesus? (19:9)

A. The disciplesB. Leading menC. Leading womenD. Leading men and women

16. Who went with Paul when he quit teaching in the synagogue of Ephesus? (19:9)

A. The disciplesB. Leading menC. Leading womenD. Leading men and women

17. Where did God do “unusual miracles” by the hands of Paul? (19:11)

A. EphesusB. CorinthC. AthensD. Philippi

17. Where did God do “unusual miracles” by the hands of Paul? (19:11)

A. EphesusB. CorinthC. AthensD. Philippi

18. From whom were handkerchiefs and aprons taken with the power to heal and cast out spirits? (19:12)

A. PeterB. PhilipC. PaulD. Apollos

18. From whom were handkerchiefs and aprons taken with the power to heal and cast out spirits? (19:12)

A. PeterB. PhilipC. PaulD. Apollos

19. When the Jewish exorcists said, “We exorcise you by the Jesus whom Paul preaches,” to whom were they speaking? (19:13)

A. DisciplesB. GentilesC. Evil spiritsD. Caesar

19. When the Jewish exorcists said, “We exorcise you by the Jesus whom Paul preaches,” to whom were they speaking? (19:13)

A. DisciplesB. GentilesC. Evil spiritsD. Caesar

20. Who failed to cast out evil spirits in the name of the Lord Jesus? (19:13-16)

A. PaulB. DisciplesC. Jewish exorcistsD. Alexander

20. Who failed to cast out evil spirits in the name of the Lord Jesus? (19:13-16)

A. PaulB. DisciplesC. Jewish exorcistsD. Alexander

21. Who had seven sons? (19:14)

A. PhilipB. StevenC. AquilaD. Sceva

21. Who had seven sons? (19:14)

A. PhilipB. StevenC. AquilaD. Sceva

22. Who was a Jewish chief priest? (19:14)

A. GamalielB. ScevaC. SimeonD. Annas

22. Who was a Jewish chief priest? (19:14)

A. GamalielB. ScevaC. SimeonD. Annas

23. What did the man with the evil spirit do when the sons of Sceva told him to come out of the man? (19:16)

A. Obeyed themB. Threw the man in a fireC. Asked to stay in the manD. Leaped on them

23. What did the man with the evil spirit do when the sons of Sceva told him to come out of the man? (19:16)

A. Obeyed themB. Threw the man in a fireC. Asked to stay in the manD. Leaped on them

24. Who said, “Jesus I know, and Paul I know; but who are you?” (19:15)

A. FelixB. FestusC. PeterD. An evil spirit

24. Who said, “Jesus I know, and Paul I know; but who are you?” (19:15)

A. FelixB. FestusC. PeterD. An evil spirit

25. What caused the sons of Sceva to flee a house wounded and naked? (19:16)

A. FireB. SoldiersC. Jews D. An evil spirit

25. What caused the sons of Sceva to flee a house wounded and naked? (19:16)

A. FireB. SoldiersC. Jews D. An evil spirit

26. What happened as a result of the evil spirit overpowering the seven men? (19:16-17)

A. People laughedB. Paul was asked to leaveC. Fear fell on all of the

Jews and Greeks living in Ephesus

D. People left

26. What happened as a result of the evil spirit overpowering the seven men? (19:16-17)

A. People laughedB. Paul was asked to leaveC. Fear fell on all of the

Jews and Greeks living in Ephesus

D. People left

27. In what city did magicians burn their books? (19:17-19)

A. CorinthB. EphesusC. RomeD. Antioch

27. In what city did magicians burn their books? (19:17-19)

A. CorinthB. EphesusC. RomeD. Antioch

28. What was the value of the magic books burned in Ephesus? (19:19)

A. Thirty pieces of silverB. One hundred pieces of silverC. Four hundred and fifty

pieces of silverD. Fifty thousand pieces of

silver

28. What was the value of the magic books burned in Ephesus? (19:19)

A. Thirty pieces of silverB. One hundred pieces of silverC. Four hundred and fifty

pieces of silverD. Fifty thousand pieces of

silver

29. Where did Paul plan to go before he went to Rome? (19:21)

A. AlexandriaB. JerusalemC. AntiochD. Colossi

29. Where did Paul plan to go before he went to Rome? (19:21)

A. AlexandriaB. JerusalemC. AntiochD. Colossi

30. On the third missionary journey, where did Paul plan to go after leaving Ephesus? (19:21)

A. JerusalemB. AntiochC. SpainD. Macedonia and Achaia

30. On the third missionary journey, where did Paul plan to go after leaving Ephesus? (19:21)

A. JerusalemB. AntiochC. SpainD. Macedonia and Achaia

31. While Paul was in Ephesus, where did he send Timothy and Erastus? (19:22)

A. JerusalemB. CorinthC. MacedoniaD. Rome

31. While Paul was in Ephesus, where did he send Timothy and Erastus? (19:22)

A. JerusalemB. CorinthC. MacedoniaD. Rome

32. Who ministered to Paul while he was at Ephesus on the third missionary journey? (19:22)

A. TimothyB. ErastusC. Timothy and ErastusD. Aquila and Priscilla

32. Who ministered to Paul while he was at Ephesus on the third missionary journey? (19:22)

A. TimothyB. ErastusC. Timothy and ErastusD. Aquila and Priscilla

33. Who was the silversmith? (19:24)

A. DionysiusB. DavidC. AlexanderD. Demetrius

33. Who was the silversmith? (19:24)

A. DionysiusB. DavidC. AlexanderD. Demetrius

34. Of whom did Demetrius make shrines? (19:24)

A. ZeusB. HermesC. ZenaD. Diana

34. Of whom did Demetrius make shrines? (19:24)

A. ZeusB. HermesC. ZenaD. Diana

35. Where was the temple of Diana? (19:26-28)

A. RomeB. CorinthC. EphesusD. Philippi

35. Where was the temple of Diana? (19:26-28)

A. RomeB. CorinthC. EphesusD. Philippi

36. Why were the people of Ephesus angry with Paul? (19:23-28)

A. He was a JewB. He hurt their tradeC. He hurt the magnificence of DianaD. He hurt their trade and the magnificence of Diana

36. Why were the people of Ephesus angry with Paul? (19:23-28)

A. He was a JewB. He hurt their tradeC. He hurt the magnificence of DianaD. He hurt their trade and the magnificence of Diana

37. On the third missionary journey, who traveled with Paul when he left Macedonia? (19:29)

A. Titus and TimothyB. Timothy and ErastusC. Erastus and GaiusD. Gaius and Aristarchus

37. On the third missionary journey, who traveled with Paul when he left Macedonia? (19:29)

A. Titus and TimothyB. Timothy and ErastusC. Erastus and GaiusD. Gaius and Aristarchus

38. Where did the people of Ephesus take Gaius and Aristarchus? (19:29)

A. The theaterB. The templeC. The circusD. The court

38. Where did the people of Ephesus take Gaius and Aristarchus? (19:29)

A. The theaterB. The templeC. The circusD. The court

39. Which of the following was not present at the theater during the disturbance at Ephesus? (19:29-30)

A. GaiusB. PaulC. AristarchusD. Alexander

39. Which of the following was not present at the theater during the disturbance at Ephesus? (19:29-30)

A. GaiusB. PaulC. AristarchusD. Alexander

40. Which of the following is not said of those gathered in the theater in Ephesus? (19:30-33)

A. Some were crying one thing and some anotherB. They would not hear PaulC. The majority did not know why they were thereD. They would not listen to

Alexander

40. Which of the following is not said of those gathered in the theater in Ephesus? (19:30-33)

A. Some were crying one thing and some anotherB. They would not hear PaulC. The majority did not know why they were thereD. They would not listen to

Alexander

41. Who did the Jews put forward to speak in the theater at Ephesus? (19:33)

A. PaulB. AlexanderC. GaiusD. Aristarchus

41. Who did the Jews put forward to speak in the theater at Ephesus? (19:33)

A. PaulB. AlexanderC. GaiusD. Aristarchus

42. Why did the crowd in the Ephesian theater not listen to Alexander? (19:34)

A. He was a JewB. He was a GentileC. He was a believerD. He was a Roman

42. Why did the crowd in the Ephesian theater not listen to Alexander? (19:34)

A. He was a JewB. He was a GentileC. He was a believerD. He was a Roman

43. How long did the crowd at the Ephesian theater cry out, “Great is Diana of the Ephesians”? (19:34)

A. One minuteB. One-half hourC. Two hoursD. Four hours

43. How long did the crowd at the Ephesian theater cry out, “Great is Diana of the Ephesians”? (19:34)

A. One minuteB. One-half hourC. Two hoursD. Four hours

44. Who quieted the crowd in the Ephesian theater? (19:35)

A. PaulB. The chief priestC. The city clerkD. The fire chief

44. Who quieted the crowd in the Ephesian theater? (19:35)

A. PaulB. The chief priestC. The city clerkD. The fire chief

45. Where did the city clerk say that the image of Diana came from? (19:35)

A. It was a gift from RomeB. Their fathersC. They made itD. It fell down from Zeus

45. Where did the city clerk say that the image of Diana came from? (19:35)

A. It was a gift from RomeB. Their fathersC. They made itD. It fell down from Zeus

46. Which city was the guardian of the temple of the great Diana? (19:35)

A. EphesusB. RomeC. CorinthD. Athens

46. Which city was the guardian of the temple of the great Diana? (19:35)

A. EphesusB. RomeC. CorinthD. Athens

47. What did the city clerk at Ephesus say of Gaius and Aristarchus? (19:29, 37)

A. They were guiltyB. They were neither

robbers nor blasphemersC. They should be arrestedD. They were Roman

citizens

47. What did the city clerk at Ephesus say of Gaius and Aristarchus? (19:29, 37)

A. They were guiltyB. They were neither

robbers nor blasphemersC. They should be arrestedD. They were Roman

citizens

48. What was the fear of the city clerk at Ephesus? (19:40)

A. Paul would be hurtB. Gaius and Aristarchus

would be hurtC. He would be hurtD. Being called in question for the uproar

48. What was the fear of the city clerk at Ephesus? (19:40)

A. Paul would be hurtB. Gaius and Aristarchus

would be hurtC. He would be hurtD. Being called in question for the uproar

49. What did the city clerk tell Demetrius and the craftsmen to do? (19:38)

A. Bring charges against one another

B. Forget the matterC. RepentD. Go back to work

49. What did the city clerk tell Demetrius and the craftsmen to do? (19:38)

A. Bring charges against one another

B. Forget the matterC. RepentD. Go back to work

50. Who dismissed the crowd gathered at the Ephesian theater? (19:41)

A. DemetriusB. The proconsulC. The city clerkD. Paul

50. Who dismissed the crowd gathered at the Ephesian theater? (19:41)

A. DemetriusB. The proconsulC. The city clerkD. Paul

Chapter 20

1. On the third missionary journey, where did Paul go upon leaving Ephesus? (20:1)

A. MacedoniaB. SpainC. AntiochD. Jerusalem

1. On the third missionary journey, where did Paul go upon leaving Ephesus? (20:1)

A. MacedoniaB. SpainC. AntiochD. Jerusalem

2. On the third missionary journey, where did Paul go upon leaving Macedonia? (20:2)

A. GreeceB. TurkeyC. JerusalemD. Galatia

2. On the third missionary journey, where did Paul go upon leaving Macedonia? (20:2)

A. GreeceB. TurkeyC. JerusalemD. Galatia

3. On the third missionary journey, how long did Paul stay in Greece? (20:2-3)

A. Three daysB. Three weeksC. Three monthsD. Twelve months

3. On the third missionary journey, how long did Paul stay in Greece? (20:2-3)

A. Three daysB. Three weeksC. Three monthsD. Twelve months

4. On the third missionary journey, what caused Paul to postpone his trip to Syria and pass back through Macedonia after leaving Greece? (20:3)

A. The weatherB. A visionC. A plot against himD. Timothy was missing

4. On the third missionary journey, what caused Paul to postpone his trip to Syria and pass back through Macedonia after leaving Greece? (20:3)

A. The weatherB. A visionC. A plot against himD. Timothy was missing

5. Where was the home of Sopater? (20:4)

A. AntiochB. BereaC. CorinthD. Delphi

5. Where was the home of Sopater? (20:4)

A. AntiochB. BereaC. CorinthD. Delphi

6. What was the home of Aristarchus and Secundus? (20:4)

A. AthensB. CorinthC. ThessalonicaD. Jerusalem

6. What was the home of Aristarchus and Secundus? (20:4)

A. AthensB. CorinthC. ThessalonicaD. Jerusalem

7. What was the home of Gaius? (20:4)

A. AthensB. BereaC. CorinthD. Derbe

7. What was the home of Gaius? (20:4)

A. AthensB. BereaC. CorinthD. Derbe

8. What was the home of Tychicus and Trophimus? (20:4)

A. AsiaB. BereaC. CorinthD. Derbe

8. What was the home of Tychicus and Trophimus? (20:4)

A. AsiaB. BereaC. CorinthD. Derbe

9. Which of the following were not with Paul at Troas on the third missionary journey? (20:4-5)

A. SopaterB. Aristarchus and SecundusC. Gaius and TimothyD. Barnabas and Mark

9. Which of the following were not with Paul at Troas on the third missionary journey? (20:4-5)

A. SopaterB. Aristarchus and SecundusC. Gaius and TimothyD. Barnabas and Mark

10. On the third missionary journey, from what city did Paul set sail when he left Macedonia? (20:6)

A. AthensB. CorinthC. ThessalonicaD. Philippi

10. On the third missionary journey, from what city did Paul set sail when he left Macedonia? (20:6)

A. AthensB. CorinthC. ThessalonicaD. Philippi

11. On the third missionary journey, where did Paul go upon leaving Philippi? (20:6)

A. AthensB. JerusalemC. PaphosD. Troas

11. On the third missionary journey, where did Paul go upon leaving Philippi? (20:6)

A. AthensB. JerusalemC. PaphosD. Troas

12. On the third missionary journey, how long did it take Paul to travel from Philippi to Troas? (20:6)

A. Five daysB. Five weeksC. Five monthsD. Fifteen days

12. On the third missionary journey, how long did it take Paul to travel from Philippi to Troas? (20:6)

A. Five daysB. Five weeksC. Five monthsD. Fifteen days

13. How long did Paul remain at Troas during the third missionary journey? (20:6)

A. Three daysB. Three weeksC. Three monthsD. Seven days

13. How long did Paul remain at Troas during the third missionary journey? (20:6)

A. Three daysB. Three weeksC. Three monthsD. Seven days

14. Why did the church at Troas gather on the first day of the week? (20:7)

A. To fishB. To break breadC. To have a gospel meetingD. To welcome Paul

14. Why did the church at Troas gather on the first day of the week? (20:7)

A. To fishB. To break breadC. To have a gospel meetingD. To welcome Paul

15. Where did the church at Troas gather on the first day of the week? (20:8)

A. The riversideB. The templeC. The upper roomD. Beside the sea

15. Where did the church at Troas gather on the first day of the week? (20:8)

A. The riversideB. The templeC. The upper roomD. Beside the sea

16. Who slept while Paul preached? (20:9)

A. EpaphrasB. TimothyC. EutychusD. Agrippa

16. Who slept while Paul preached? (20:9)

A. EpaphrasB. TimothyC. EutychusD. Agrippa

17. How did Eutychus die? (20:9)

A. Fell out a windowB. CrucifixionC. StoningD. Sickness

17. How did Eutychus die? (20:9)

A. Fell out a windowB. CrucifixionC. StoningD. Sickness

18. Of whom did Paul say, “Do not trouble yourselves, for his life is in him”? (20:10)

A. StephenB. EutychusC. TrophimusD. James

18. Of whom did Paul say, “Do not trouble yourselves, for his life is in him”? (20:10)

A. StephenB. EutychusC. TrophimusD. James

19. How long did Paul preach while he was at Troas? (20:7)

A. Till noonB. Till eveningC. Till nightD. Till midnight

19. How long did Paul preach while he was at Troas? (20:7)

A. Till noonB. Till eveningC. Till nightD. Till midnight

20. Which of the following is Paul not said to have done after raising Eutychus? (20:11)

A. Went back up to the upper room

B. Prayed all nightC. Talked until daybreakD. Broke bread and ate

20. Which of the following is Paul not said to have done after raising Eutychus? (20:11)

A. Went back up to the upper room

B. Prayed all nightC. Talked until daybreakD. Broke bread and ate

21. On the third missionary journey, where did Paul go upon leaving Troas? (20:13)

A. JerusalemB. PhilippiC. AssosD. Ephesus

21. On the third missionary journey, where did Paul go upon leaving Troas? (20:13)

A. JerusalemB. PhilippiC. AssosD. Ephesus

22. On the third missionary journey, where did Paul go upon leaving Assos? (20:14)

A. MityleneB. PaphosC. CorinthD. Philippi

22. On the third missionary journey, where did Paul go upon leaving Assos? (20:14)

A. MityleneB. PaphosC. CorinthD. Philippi

23. On the third missionary journey, Paul landed opposite what city upon leaving Mitylene? (20:15)

A. AthensB. ChiosC. DerbeD. Rome

23. On the third missionary journey, Paul landed opposite what city upon leaving Mitylene? (20:15)

A. AthensB. ChiosC. DerbeD. Rome

24. On the third missionary journey, where did Paul go after landing opposite Chios? (20:15)

A. SamosB. AthensC. AntiochD. Paphos

24. On the third missionary journey, where did Paul go after landing opposite Chios? (20:15)

A. SamosB. AthensC. AntiochD. Paphos

25. On the third missionary journey, where did Paul go after landing at Samos? (20:15)

A. RomeB. CorinthC. MiletusD. Athens

25. On the third missionary journey, where did Paul go after landing at Samos? (20:15)

A. RomeB. CorinthC. MiletusD. Athens

26. Why did Paul determine to sail past Ephesus on the third missionary journey? (20:16)

A. He had a visionB. He wanted to observe

Pentecost in JerusalemC. He did not have enough

suppliesD. He had already been there

26. Why did Paul determine to sail past Ephesus on the third missionary journey? (20:16)

A. He had a visionB. He wanted to observe

Pentecost in JerusalemC. He did not have enough

suppliesD. He had already been there

27. Where was Paul when he sent for the elders of Ephesus? (20:17)

A. The templeB. The riversideC. The synagogueD. Miletus

27. Where was Paul when he sent for the elders of Ephesus? (20:17)

A. The templeB. The riversideC. The synagogueD. Miletus

28. What did Paul say caused tears and trials in his life? (20:19)

A. SufferingB. LonelinessC. Plotting of the JewsD. Words of the Gentiles

28. What did Paul say caused tears and trials in his life? (20:19)

A. SufferingB. LonelinessC. Plotting of the JewsD. Words of the Gentiles

29. Where did Paul teach the people in Ephesus? (20:20)

A. In publicB. From house to houseC. In public and from house to houseD. By the riverside

29. Where did Paul teach the people in Ephesus? (20:20)

A. In publicB. From house to houseC. In public and from house to houseD. By the riverside

30. To what did Paul testify while he was in Ephesus? (20:21)

A. The death of StephenB. Repentance toward GodC. Faith toward the Lord Jesus ChristD. Repentance toward God

and faith toward the Lord Jesus Christ

30. To what did Paul testify while he was in Ephesus? (20:21)

A. The death of StephenB. Repentance toward GodC. Faith toward the Lord Jesus ChristD. Repentance toward God

and faith toward the Lord Jesus Christ

31. Where did Paul tell the elders of Ephesus he was going? (20:22)

A. RomeB. PhilippiC. AntiochD. Jerusalem

31. Where did Paul tell the elders of Ephesus he was going? (20:22)

A. RomeB. PhilippiC. AntiochD. Jerusalem

32. Who was described as “bound in spirit?” (20:22)

A. PaulB. PeterC. ElymasD. Agabus

32. Who was described as “bound in spirit?” (20:22)

A. PaulB. PeterC. ElymasD. Agabus

33. Who testified to Paul that chains and tribulations awaited him in every city? (20:23)

A. An angelB. The Holy SpiritC. BarnabasD. The elders of Ephesus

33. Who testified to Paul that chains and tribulations awaited him in every city? (20:23)

A. An angelB. The Holy SpiritC. BarnabasD. The elders of Ephesus

34. Who said, “nor do I count my life dear to myself”? (20:24)

A. PaulB. PeterC. TimothyD. Stephen

34. Who said, “nor do I count my life dear to myself”? (20:24)

A. PaulB. PeterC. TimothyD. Stephen

35. Which of the following did Paul not say he wanted more than life itself? (20:24)

A. To be like by the JewsB. Finish his raceC. Finish his ministryD. Testify to the gospel of

the grace of God

35. Which of the following did Paul not say he wanted more than life itself? (20:24)

A. To be like by the JewsB. Finish his raceC. Finish his ministryD. Testify to the gospel of

the grace of God

36. Who did Paul say would see his face no more? (20:17, 25)

A. Elders of the church at Ephesus

B. BarnabasC. TimothyD. Pharisees and Sadducees

36. Who did Paul say would see his face no more? (20:17, 25)

A. Elders of the church at EphesusB. BarnabasC. TimothyD. Pharisees and Sadducees

37. Of what did Paul tell the elders of the church at Ephesus that he was innocent? (20:26)

A. StealingB. BlasphemyC. Blood of all menD. False teaching

37. Of what did Paul tell the elders of the church at Ephesus that he was innocent? (20:26)

A. StealingB. BlasphemyC. Blood of all menD. False teaching

38. Why was Paul innocent from the blood of all men? (20:26-27)

A. He washed his handsB. He shook dust from his feetC. He declared the whole

counsel of GodD. All the above

38. Why was Paul innocent from the blood of all men? (20:26-27)

A. He washed his handsB. He shook dust from his feetC. He declared the whole counsel of GodD. All the above

39. Who made the elders at Ephesus overseers? (20:28)

A. PaulB. Paul and BarnabasC. The church at EphesusD. The Holy Spirit

39. Who made the elders at Ephesus overseers? (20:28)

A. PaulB. Paul and BarnabasC. The church at EphesusD. The Holy Spirit

40. With what did God purchase the church of God? (20:28)

A. MoneyB. LoveC. His own bloodD. The blood of saints

40. With what did God purchase the church of God? (20:28)

A. MoneyB. LoveC. His own bloodD. The blood of saints

41. Who was told to shepherd the church of God? (20:28)

A. DeaconsB. WidowsC. EldersD. Elders and deacons

41. Who was told to shepherd the church of God? (20:28)

A. DeaconsB. WidowsC. EldersD. Elders and deacons

42. Whom did Paul say would come in among the flock after he left? (20:29)

A. BearsB. LionsC. WolvesD. Dogs

42. Whom did Paul say would come in among the flock after he left? (20:29)

A. BearsB. LionsC. WolvesD. Dogs

43. For how long did Paul warn everyone about those who would draw the disciples away? (20:30-31)

A. Three monthsB. One yearC. Three yearsD. Six months

43. For how long did Paul warn everyone about those who would draw the disciples away? (20:30-31)

A. Three monthsB. One yearC. Three yearsD. Six months

44. To what did Paul commend the elders of Ephesus as he prepared to leave? (20:32)

A. GodB. The word of God’s graceC. God and the word of His graceD. The deacons

44. To what did Paul commend the elders of Ephesus as he prepared to leave? (20:32)

A. GodB. The word of God’s graceC. God and the word of His graceD. The deacons

45. What is able to build up the saints and give them an inheritance? (20:32)

A. The word of God’s graceB. LoveC. PeaceD. Money

45. What is able to build up the saints and give them an inheritance? (20:32)

A. The word of God’s graceB. LoveC. PeaceD. Money

46. Who will receive the inheritance from God? (20:32)

A. The sanctifiedB. JewsC. GentilesD. Those who die for the

faith

46. Who will receive the inheritance from God? (20:32)

A. The sanctifiedB. JewsC. GentilesD. Those who die for the

faith

47. Which of the following did Paul not include in the list of items he did not covet? (20:33)

A. SilverB. LandC. GoldD. Apparel

47. Which of the following did Paul not include in the list of items he did not covet? (20:33)

A. SilverB. LandC. GoldD. Apparel

48. Who said, “It is more blessed to give than to receive”? (20:35)

A. PaulB. JesusC. DorcasD. The prophets

48. Who said, “It is more blessed to give than to receive”? (20:35)

A. PaulB. JesusC. DorcasD. The prophets

49. Whose hands did Paul tell the elders had ministered to his needs and the needs of the men with him? (20:34)

A. His ownB. Aquila and PriscillaC. The churchD. The apostles in Jerusalem

49. Whose hands did Paul tell the elders had ministered to his needs and the needs of the men with him? (20:34)

A. His ownB. Aquila and PriscillaC. The churchD. The apostles in Jerusalem

50. What did Paul teach by his labor? (20:35)

A. Covet what others haveB. Live longC. Support the weak and

that it is better to give than to receive

D. Rest is for the weary

50. What did Paul teach by his labor? (20:35)

A. Covet what others haveB. Live longC. Support the weak and

that it is better to give than to receive

D. Rest is for the weary

51. What did Paul do after he finished speaking with the elders of Ephesus? (20:36)

A. Prayed with themB. Ate a mealC. Took up a collectionD. Slept

51. What did Paul do after he finished speaking with the elders of Ephesus? (20:36)

A. Prayed with themB. Ate a mealC. Took up a collectionD. Slept

52. Which of the following are the elders of Ephesus not said to have done at Miletus? (20:36-37)

A. Wept freelyB. Fell on Paul’s neck C. Kissed PaulD. Laid hands on Paul

52. Which of the following are the elders of Ephesus not said to have done at Miletus? (20:36-37)

A. Wept freelyB. Fell on Paul’s neck C. Kissed PaulD. Laid hands on Paul

53. What did the elders of Ephesus find most disturbing when they met with Paul at Miletus? (20:38)

A. That he would sufferB. That Jews rejected the gospelC. That he was not coming to

EphesusD. That they would see him no

more

53. What did the elders of Ephesus find most disturbing when they met with Paul at Miletus? (20:38)

A. That he would sufferB. That Jews rejected the gospelC. That he was not coming to

EphesusD. That they would see him no

more

Chapter 21

1. On the third missionary journey, where did Paul go upon leaving Miletus? (21:1)

A. CosB. CorinthC. DerbeD. Athens

1. On the third missionary journey, where did Paul go upon leaving Miletus? (21:1)

A. CosB. CorinthC. DerbeD. Athens

2. On the third missionary journey, where did Paul go upon leaving Cos? (21:1)

A. EphesusB. RhodesC. AlexandriaD. Rome

2. On the third missionary journey, where did Paul go upon leaving Cos? (21:1)

A. EphesusB. RhodesC. AlexandriaD. Rome

3. On the third missionary journey, where did Paul go upon leaving Rhodes? (21:1)

A. RomeB. CorinthC. PergaD. Patara

3. On the third missionary journey, where did Paul go upon leaving Rhodes? (21:1)

A. RomeB. CorinthC. PergaD. Patara

4. On the third missionary journey, where did Paul go upon leaving Patara? (21:2)

A. PhilippiB. PhoeniciaC. AthensD. Jerusalem

4. On the third missionary journey, where did Paul go upon leaving Patara? (21:2)

A. PhilippiB. PhoeniciaC. AthensD. Jerusalem

5. On the third missionary journey, where did Paul go upon leaving Phoenicia? (21:3)

A. RomeB. CosC. CorinthD. Tyre

5. On the third missionary journey, where did Paul go upon leaving Phoenicia? (21:3)

A. RomeB. CosC. CorinthD. Tyre

6. On the third missionary journey, why did the ship land at Tyre? (21:3)

A. To let Paul offB. It had a leakC. A storm aroseD. To unload cargo

6. On the third missionary journey, why did the ship land at Tyre? (21:3)

A. To let Paul offB. It had a leakC. A storm aroseD. To unload cargo

7. Who told Paul, through the Spirit, not to go to Jerusalem? (21:4)

A. Disciples at TyreB. AgabusC. Elders at EphesusD. An angel

7. Who told Paul, through the Spirit, not to go to Jerusalem? (21:4)

A. Disciples at TyreB. AgabusC. Elders at EphesusD. An angel

8. How long did Paul stay in Tyre on the third missionary journey? (21:4)

A. A few daysB. Three daysC. Seven daysD. Three months

8. How long did Paul stay in Tyre on the third missionary journey? (21:4)

A. A few daysB. Three daysC. Seven daysD. Three months

9. Where did Paul pray with the disciples of Tyre before leaving? (21:5)

A. The upper roomB. The templeC. Their homesD. The shore

9. Where did Paul pray with the disciples of Tyre before leaving? (21:5)

A. The upper roomB. The templeC. Their homesD. The shore

10. On the third missionary journey, where did Paul go upon leaving Tyre? (21:7)

A. CorinthB. AthensC. PtolemaisD. Paphos

10. On the third missionary journey, where did Paul go upon leaving Tyre? (21:7)

A. CorinthB. AthensC. PtolemaisD. Paphos

11. On the third missionary journey, how long did Paul stay at Ptolemais? (21:7)

A. A dayB. A weekC. A monthD. A year

11. On the third missionary journey, how long did Paul stay at Ptolemais? (21:7)

A. A dayB. A weekC. A monthD. A year

12. On the third missionary journey, where did Paul go upon leaving Ptolemais? (21:8)

A. CaesareaB. RomeC. JerusalemD. Corinth

12. On the third missionary journey, where did Paul go upon leaving Ptolemais? (21:8)

A. CaesareaB. RomeC. JerusalemD. Corinth

13. On the third missionary journey, with whom did Paul stay while he was in Caesarea? (21:8)

A. BarnabasB. PhilipC. MaryD. Agabus

13. On the third missionary journey, with whom did Paul stay while he was in Caesarea? (21:8)

A. BarnabasB. PhilipC. MaryD. Agabus

14. How many virgin daughters did Philip have? (21:9)

A. TwoB. FourC. SevenD. Eight

14. How many virgin daughters did Philip have? (21:9)

A. TwoB. FourC. SevenD. Eight

15. What were the daughters of Philip the evangelist? (21:9)

A. TentmakersB. Sellers of purpleC. MothersD. Prophetesses

15. What were the daughters of Philip the evangelist? (21:9)

A. TentmakersB. Sellers of purpleC. MothersD. Prophetesses

16. Who bound his own feet and hands with Paul’s belt? (21:10-11)

A. SoldiersB. The Philippian jailerC. The high priestD. Agabus

16. Who bound his own feet and hands with Paul’s belt? (21:10-11)

A. SoldiersB. The Philippian jailerC. The high priestD. Agabus

17. Who was a prophet from Judea? (21:10)

A. AnaniasB. BarnabasC. AgabusD. Julius

17. Who was a prophet from Judea? (21:10)

A. AnaniasB. BarnabasC. AgabusD. Julius

18. Where did Agabus meet Paul? (21:7-10)

A. CaesareaB. TyreC. CorinthD. Athens

18. Where did Agabus meet Paul? (21:7-10)

A. CaesareaB. TyreC. CorinthD. Athens

19. Who said, “For I am ready not only to be bound, but also to die at Jerusalem for the name of the Lord Jesus”? (21:13)

A. PeterB. JamesC. StephenD. Paul

19. Who said, “For I am ready not only to be bound, but also to die at Jerusalem for the name of the Lord Jesus”? (21:13)

A. PeterB. JamesC. StephenD. Paul

20. Who asked, “What do you mean by weeping and breaking my heart?” (21:13)

A. JesusB. PeterC. ApollosD. Paul

20. Who asked, “What do you mean by weeping and breaking my heart?” (21:13)

A. JesusB. PeterC. ApollosD. Paul

21. When Paul could not be persuaded to not go to Jerusalem, what did the brethren do? (21:14)

A. They continued asking him

B. They ceased asking himC. They put him in prisonD. They prayed

21. When Paul could not be persuaded to not go to Jerusalem, what did the brethren do? (21:14)

A. They continued asking him

B. They ceased asking himC. They put him in prisonD. They prayed

22. On the third missionary journey, where did Paul go upon leaving Caesarea? (21:15)

A. RomeB. PhilippiC. CapernaumD. Jerusalem

22. On the third missionary journey, where did Paul go upon leaving Caesarea? (21:15)

A. RomeB. PhilippiC. CapernaumD. Jerusalem

23. With whom did Paul stay while he was in Jerusalem? (21:16)

A. John MarkB. The apostlesC. Mnason of CyprusD. Joseph

23. With whom did Paul stay while he was in Jerusalem? (21:16)

A. John MarkB. The apostlesC. Mnason of CyprusD. Joseph

24. With whom did Paul meet upon arriving in Jerusalem on the third missionary journey? (21:18)

A. JamesB. The apostlesC. BarnabasD. Peter and James

24. With whom did Paul meet upon arriving in Jerusalem on the third missionary journey? (21:18)

A. JamesB. The apostlesC. BarnabasD. Peter and James

25. Who was present with Paul and James when they met in Jerusalem? (21:18)

A. The eldersB. The deaconsC. The prophetsD. The maidservants

25. Who was present with Paul and James when they met in Jerusalem? (21:18)

A. The eldersB. The deaconsC. The prophetsD. The maidservants

26. What did Paul tell James and the elders in Jerusalem at the end of his third missionary journey? (21:19)

A. Gentiles did not need to be circumcisedB. He and Barnabas separatedC. They should repentD. The things God had done among the Gentiles

26. What did Paul tell James and the elders in Jerusalem at the end of his third missionary journey? (21:19)

A. Gentiles did not need to be circumcisedB. He and Barnabas separatedC. They should repentD. The things God had done among the Gentiles

27. Who did James and the elders tell Paul were zealous for the law? (21:20)

A. Pharisees and SadduceesB. Believing JewsC. The high priestD. Gentiles

27. Who did James and the elders tell Paul were zealous for the law? (21:20)

A. Pharisees and SadduceesB. Believing JewsC. The high priestD. Gentiles

28. Which of the following did James and the elders not say of myriad of Jews in Jerusalem? (21:20)

A. They believedB. They were zealous for the lawC. They were told Paul forsook

Moses, circumcision and Jewish customs

D. They opposed Paul

28. Which of the following did James and the elders not say of myriad of Jews in Jerusalem? (21:20)

A. They believedB. They were zealous for the lawC. They were told Paul forsook

Moses, circumcision and Jewish customs

D. They opposed Paul

29. Which of the following was Paul not accused of teaching? (21:21)

A. Jews should forsake MosesB. Jews should forsake

circumcisionC. Jews should forsake their

customsD. Jews should forsake the

temple

29. Which of the following was Paul not accused of teaching? (21:21)

A. Jews should forsake MosesB. Jews should forsake

circumcisionC. Jews should forsake their

customsD. Jews should forsake the

temple

30. Where were the four men who had taken a vow from? (21:16, 23)

A. JerusalemB. CaesareaC. RomeD. Antioch

30. Where were the four men who had taken a vow from? (21:16, 23)

A. JerusalemB. CaesareaC. RomeD. Antioch

31. Who told Paul to pay the expenses of the men who had taken a vow? (21:18, 24)

A. JamesB. James and the eldersC. The high priestD. The Holy Spirit

31. Who told Paul to pay the expenses of the men who had taken a vow? (21:18, 24)

A. JamesB. James and the eldersC. The high priestD. The Holy Spirit

32. What did Paul prove by paying the expenses of those who had taken a vow and purifying himself? (21:24)

A. He was a JewB. All would know that the

things they told about him were nothing

C. He opposed idolatryD. He accepted Gentiles

32. What did Paul prove by paying the expenses of those who had taken a vow and purifying himself? (21:24)

A. He was a JewB. All would know that the

things they told about him were nothing

C. He opposed idolatryD. He accepted Gentiles

33. Which of the following instructions was not given to Gentiles by the church in Jerusalem? (21:25)

A. Keep from things sacrificed to idolsB. Keep from blood and what is strangledC. Keep from circumcisionD. Keep from fornication

33. Which of the following instructions was not given to Gentiles by the church in Jerusalem? (21:25)

A. Keep from things sacrificed to idolsB. Keep from blood and what is strangledC. Keep from circumcisionD. Keep from fornication

34. Why did Paul enter the temple of Jerusalem? (21:26)

A. To teachB. To worshipC. To announce the

expiration of the days of purification

D. To see the high priest

34. Why did Paul enter the temple of Jerusalem? (21:26)

A. To teachB. To worshipC. To announce the

expiration of the days of purification

D. To see the high priest

35. How long did the time of purification last for Paul and those who took the vow? (21:27)

A. One dayB. Three daysC. Seven daysD. Twenty-one days

35. How long did the time of purification last for Paul and those who took the vow? (21:27)

A. One dayB. Three daysC. Seven daysD. Twenty-one days

36. From where did the Jews who stirred up the crowd in the temple against Paul come? (21:27)

A. JerusalemB. AntiochC. LystraD. Asia

36. From where did the Jews who stirred up the crowd in the temple against Paul come? (21:27)

A. JerusalemB. AntiochC. LystraD. Asia

37. Which of the following did the Jews of Asia who came to the temple not accuse Paul of doing? (21:28)

A. Preaching against the Jews, the law and the templeB. Eating meat offered to idolsC. Bringing Greeks into the

templeD. Defiling the Holy Place

37. Which of the following did the Jews of Asia who came to the temple not accuse Paul of doing? (21:28)

A. Preaching against the Jews, the law and the templeB. Eating meat offered to idolsC. Bringing Greeks into the

templeD. Defiling the Holy Place

38. Whom did the Jews say Paul brought into the temple? (21:29)

A. BarnabasB. TitusC. CorneliusD. Trophimus

38. Whom did the Jews say Paul brought into the temple? (21:29)

A. BarnabasB. TitusC. CorneliusD. Trophimus

39. From where did Trophimus come? (21:29)

A. EphesusB. CorinthC. JerusalemD. Antioch

39. From where did Trophimus come? (21:29)

A. EphesusB. CorinthC. JerusalemD. Antioch

40. Why did the Jews in Jerusalem stop beating Paul? (21:32)

A. They saw he was innocent

B. He was almost deadC. The commander and

soldiers cameD. Gamaliel convinced them

40. Why did the Jews in Jerusalem stop beating Paul? (21:32)

A. They saw he was innocent

B. He was almost deadC. The commander and

soldiers cameD. Gamaliel convinced them

41. Of whom did the people cry out, “Away with him!” (21:36)

A. JesusB. PaulC. StephenD. Peter

41. Of whom did the people cry out, “Away with him!” (21:36)

A. JesusB. PaulC. StephenD. Peter

42. With how many chains was Paul bound in Jerusalem? (21:33)

A. OneB. TwoC. ThreeD. Six

42. With how many chains was Paul bound in Jerusalem? (21:33)

A. OneB. TwoC. ThreeD. Six

43. Why did the commander in Jerusalem have Paul carried to the barracks? (21:34)

A. He could not get the truthB. He believed Paul was guiltyC. He wanted to punish PaulD. He had no room in the jail

43. Why did the commander in Jerusalem have Paul carried to the barracks? (21:34)

A. He could not get the truthB. He believed Paul was guiltyC. He wanted to punish PaulD. He had no room in the jail

44. Who asked, “Can you speak Greek?” (21:37)

A. The commanderB. PeterC. A priestD. Agrippa

44. Who asked, “Can you speak Greek?” (21:37)

A. The commanderB. PeterC. A priestD. Agrippa

45. Whom did the commander in Jerusalem believe Paul to be? (21:38)

A. The EgyptianB. The RomanC. The son of a kingD. The apostle

45. Whom did the commander in Jerusalem believe Paul to be? (21:38)

A. The EgyptianB. The RomanC. The son of a kingD. The apostle

46. Of what city was Paul a citizen? (21:39)

A. Tarsus B. EphesusC. JerusalemD. Rome

46. Of what city was Paul a citizen? (21:39)

A. Tarsus B. EphesusC. JerusalemD. Rome

47. Where was Tarsus? (21:39)A. CaesareaB. GalatiaC. AchaiaD. Cilicia

47. Where was Tarsus? (21:39)A. CaesareaB. GalatiaC. AchaiaD. Cilicia

48. What did Paul ask the commander in Jerusalem for permission to do? (21:39)

A. Go to the templeB. Go to AntiochC. Go to CorinthD. Speak to the people

48. What did Paul ask the commander in Jerusalem for permission to do? (21:39)

A. Go to the templeB. Go to AntiochC. Go to CorinthD. Speak to the people

49. From where did Paul speak to the multitude in Jerusalem? (21:40)

A. The steps of the templeB. Outside the gates of

JerusalemC. The upper roomD. The stairs of the barracks

49. From where did Paul speak to the multitude in Jerusalem? (21:40)

A. The steps of the templeB. Outside the gates of

JerusalemC. The upper roomD. The stairs of the barracks

50. In what language did Paul speak to the crowd in Jerusalem? (21:40)

A. HebrewB. GreekC. LatinD. English

50. In what language did Paul speak to the crowd in Jerusalem? (21:40)

A. HebrewB. GreekC. LatinD. English

Chapter 22

1. How did Paul address the multitude in Jerusalem? (22:1)

A. “My fellow Jews”B. “Brethren and fathers”C. “My people”D. “You stubborn and stiff-necked people”

1. How did Paul address the multitude in Jerusalem? (22:1)

A. “My fellow Jews”B. “Brethren and fathers”C. “My people”D. “You stubborn and stiff-necked people”

2. What caused the multitude in Israel to become even more quiet as Paul spoke? (22:2)

A. He yelled at themB. The miracles he didC. The soldiersD. He spoke in the Hebrew language

2. What caused the multitude in Israel to become even more quiet as Paul spoke? (22:2)

A. He yelled at themB. The miracles he didC. The soldiersD. He spoke in the Hebrew language

3. Where was Paul born? (22:3)

A. TarsusB. TyreC. JerusalemD. Philippi

3. Where was Paul born? (22:3)

A. TarsusB. TyreC. JerusalemD. Philippi

4. Where was Paul brought up? (22:3)

A. TarsusB. JerusalemC. AntiochD. Philippi

4. Where was Paul brought up? (22:3)

A. TarsusB. JerusalemC. AntiochD. Philippi

5. Who educated Paul? (22:3)A. His parentsB. GamalielC. The SadduceesD. Romans

5. Who educated Paul? (22:3)A. His parentsB. GamalielC. The SadduceesD. Romans

6. What term did Paul use to refer to the Church as he made his defense in Jerusalem? (22:4)

A. The Church of ChristB. The Church of GodC. The BrotherhoodD. The Way

6. What term did Paul use to refer to the Church as he made his defense in Jerusalem? (22:4)

A. The Church of ChristB. The Church of GodC. The BrotherhoodD. The Way

7. What time of day was Paul blinded by the light as he traveled to Damascus? (22:6)

A. Early morningB. NoonC. Mid-afternoonD. Early evening

7. What time of day was Paul blinded by the light as he traveled to Damascus? (22:6)

A. Early morningB. NoonC. Mid-afternoonD. Early evening

8. Where did Paul go to learn all that the Lord had appointed for him to do? (22:10-11)

A. DamascusB. JerusalemC. AntiochD. The wilderness

8. Where did Paul go to learn all that the Lord had appointed for him to do? (22:10-11)

A. DamascusB. JerusalemC. AntiochD. The wilderness

9. Who was described as being “a devout man according to the law”? (22:12)

A. PaulB. CorneliusC. ApollosD. Ananias

9. Who was described as being “a devout man according to the law”? (22:12)

A. PaulB. CorneliusC. ApollosD. Ananias

10. When were Paul’s sins washed away? (22:16)

A. When he received his sight

B. When he prayedC. When he ateD. When he was baptized

10. When were Paul’s sins washed away? (22:16)

A. When he received his sight

B. When he prayedC. When he ateD. When he was baptized

11. Where was Paul praying when he fell into a trance? (22:17)

A. DamascusB. The riversideC. The templeD. The upper room

11. Where was Paul praying when he fell into a trance? (22:17)

A. DamascusB. The riversideC. The templeD. The upper room

12. Why did the Lord tell Paul to get out of Jerusalem? (22:18)

A. Jews planned to kill himB. Jews would not receive his testimonyC. He had other work for

him to doD. He had to visit Cornelius

12. Why did the Lord tell Paul to get out of Jerusalem? (22:18)

A. Jews planned to kill himB. Jews would not receive his testimonyC. He had other work for

him to doD. He had to visit Cornelius

13. Who was standing by, consenting and guarding the clothes of those who killed Stephen? (22:20)

A. AnnasB. FelixC. HerodD. Paul

13. Who was standing by, consenting and guarding the clothes of those who killed Stephen? (22:20)

A. AnnasB. FelixC. HerodD. Paul

14. What did Paul say to the crowd in Jerusalem that caused them to quit listening? (22:21-22)

A. God told him to go to the Gentiles

B. Gentiles did not have to be circumcised

C. Sacrifices were no longer needed

D. They should no longer keep the law

14. What did Paul say to the crowd in Jerusalem that caused them to quit listening? (22:21-22)

A. God told him to go to the Gentiles

B. Gentiles did not have to be circumcised

C. Sacrifices were no longer needed

D. They should no longer keep the law

15. What did the multitude of Jews in Jerusalem not do when they were finished listening to Paul? (22:22-23)

A. Cried outB. Threw stonesC. Tore off their clothesD. Threw dust in the air

15. What did the multitude of Jews in Jerusalem not do when they were finished listening to Paul? (22:22-23)

A. Cried outB. Threw stonesC. Tore off their clothesD. Threw dust in the air

16. How did the commander first plan to learn why the Jews in Jerusalem shouted against Paul? (22:24)

A. Talk to PaulB. Talk to the JewsC. Talk to the Jews and PaulD. Scourge Paul

16. How did the commander first plan to learn why the Jews in Jerusalem shouted against Paul? (22:24)

A. Talk to PaulB. Talk to the JewsC. Talk to the Jews and PaulD. Scourge Paul

17. Which of these facts did Paul not make to the centurion in Jerusalem? (22:27-28)

A. Paul was a RomanB. The commander bought his citizenshipC. Paul was born a Roman

citizenD. The commander’s mother was a Jew

17. Which of these facts did Paul not make to the centurion in Jerusalem? (22:27-28)

A. Paul was a RomanB. The commander bought his citizenshipC. Paul was born a Roman

citizenD. The commander’s mother was a Jew

18. Why did the centurion in Jerusalem decide not to scourge Paul? (22:29)

A. Paul was a ChristianB. Paul healed his daughterC. Paul was a RomanD. Paul was a teacher

18. Why did the centurion in Jerusalem decide not to scourge Paul? (22:29)

A. Paul was a ChristianB. Paul healed his daughterC. Paul was a RomanD. Paul was a teacher

19. Why was the commander of the Roman army in Jerusalem afraid? (22:29)

A. He had bound PaulB. There was an earthquakeC. He saw an angelD. The Jews threatened to go To Caesar

19. Why was the commander of the Roman army in Jerusalem afraid? (22:29)

A. He had bound PaulB. There was an earthquakeC. He saw an angelD. The Jews threatened to go To Caesar

20. How did the commander of the Roman soldiers in Jerusalem finally determine to learn the truth as to why the Jews accused Paul? (22:30)

A. Met with Paul, the chief priests and the council

B. Talked with the peopleC. Sent Paul to AgrippaD. Studied the law

20. How did the commander of the Roman soldiers in Jerusalem finally determine to learn the truth as to why the Jews accused Paul? (22:30)

A. Met with Paul, the chief priests and the council

B. Talked with the peopleC. Sent Paul to AgrippaD. Studied the law

Chapter 23

1. Who said, “I have lived in all good conscience before God until this day”? (23:1)

A. PaulB. PeterC. StephenD. Cornelius

1. Who said, “I have lived in all good conscience before God until this day”? (23:1)

A. PaulB. PeterC. StephenD. Cornelius

2. Who was the high priest when Paul was arrested in Jerusalem? (23:2)

A. AnnasB. CaiaphasC. AnaniasD. Agabus

2. Who was the high priest when Paul was arrested in Jerusalem? (23:2)

A. AnnasB. CaiaphasC. AnaniasD. Agabus

3. Who commanded that Paul be struck in the mouth? (23:2)

A. The commanderB. AgrippaC. AnaniasD. The ruler of the

synagogue

3. Who commanded that Paul be struck in the mouth? (23:2)

A. The commanderB. AgrippaC. AnaniasD. The ruler of the

synagogue

4. Who did Paul call a “whitewashed wall”? (23:3)

A. The commanderB. The ruler of the

synagogueC. The high priestD. Gamaliel

4. Who did Paul call a “whitewashed wall”? (23:3)

A. The commanderB. The ruler of the

synagogueC. The high priestD. Gamaliel

5. What did Paul say when he was accused of reviling God’s high priest? (23:4-5)

A. He was not God’s high priestB. He had been misunderstoodC. He had reviled him and

would revile him againD. He did not know he was

the high priest

5. What did Paul say when he was accused of reviling God’s high priest? (23:4-5)

A. He was not God’s high priestB. He had been misunderstoodC. He had reviled him and

would revile him againD. He did not know he was

the high priest

6. Who made up the Jewish council? (23:6)

A. SadduceesB. PhariseesC. Sadducees and PhariseesD. Elders of the Jews

6. Who made up the Jewish council? (23:6)

A. SadduceesB. PhariseesC. Sadducees and PhariseesD. Elders of the Jews

7. Which of the following did Paul not say when he addressed the council in Jerusalem? (23:6)

A. I am a PhariseeB. I am a son of a PhariseeC. I am a Roman citizenD. Concerning the hope and resurrection of the dead I am being judged

7. Which of the following did Paul not say when he addressed the council in Jerusalem? (23:6)

A. I am a PhariseeB. I am a son of a PhariseeC. I am a Roman citizenD. Concerning the hope and resurrection of the dead I am being judged

8. Who caused dissension in the Jewish Council at Jerusalem? (23:6-7)

A. PaulB. GamalielC. PeterD. The apostles

8. Who caused dissension in the Jewish Council at Jerusalem? (23:6-7)

A. PaulB. GamalielC. PeterD. The apostles

9. Who did not believe in the resurrection, angels or spirits? (23:8)

A. PhariseesB. SadduceesC. PaulD. Gentiles

9. Who did not believe in the resurrection, angels or spirits? (23:8)

A. PhariseesB. SadduceesC. PaulD. Gentiles

10. Who suggested that a spirit or an angel could have spoken to Paul? (23:9)

A. SadduceesB. ScribesC. The high priest of ZeusD. Barnabas

10. Who suggested that a spirit or an angel could have spoken to Paul? (23:9)

A. SadduceesB. ScribesC. The high priest of ZeusD. Barnabas

11. Why did the commander remove Paul from the meeting with the Jewish council? (23:10)

A. He feared Paul would be pulled to pieces

B. Paul had reviled the high priestC. The council asked that Paul be taken awayD. He wanted to learn more from Paul

11. Why did the commander remove Paul from the meeting with the Jewish council? (23:10)

A. He feared Paul would be pulled to pieces

B. Paul had reviled the high priestC. The council asked that Paul be taken awayD. He wanted to learn more from Paul

12. Where was Paul when the Lord stood at his side? (23:10-11)

A. DamascusB. The templeC. LystraD. The barracks

12. Where was Paul when the Lord stood at his side? (23:10-11)

A. DamascusB. The templeC. LystraD. The barracks

13. Where did the Lord tell Paul he would witness to His cause after leaving Jerusalem? (23:11)

A. AntiochB. AthensC. RomeD. Damascus

13. Where did the Lord tell Paul he would witness to His cause after leaving Jerusalem? (23:11)

A. AntiochB. AthensC. RomeD. Damascus

14. Jews took an oath saying they would not eat or drink until they did what? (23:12)

A. Killed PaulB. Freed PaulC. Found PaulD. Gave Paul the

contribution for the needy

14. Jews took an oath saying they would not eat or drink until they did what? (23:12)

A. Killed PaulB. Freed PaulC. Found PaulD. Gave Paul the

contribution for the needy

15. How many Jews took an oath to kill Paul? (23:13)

A. Over fortyB. Over four hundredC. FourD. Fourteen

15. How many Jews took an oath to kill Paul? (23:13)

A. Over fortyB. Over four hundredC. FourD. Fourteen

16. Who did the Jews who took an oath to kill Paul enlist to help them? (23:14)

A. PhariseesB. GentilesC. Chief priests and eldersD. Romans

16. Who did the Jews who took an oath to kill Paul enlist to help them? (23:14)

A. PhariseesB. GentilesC. Chief priests and eldersD. Romans

17. Who learned of the plot of the Jews to ambush Paul? (23:16)

A. Paul’s sonB. Paul’s sister’s sonC. BarnabasD. Timothy

17. Who learned of the plot of the Jews to ambush Paul? (23:16)

A. Paul’s sonB. Paul’s sister’s sonC. BarnabasD. Timothy

18. Who informed the commander of the Jewish plot to ambush Paul? (23:16-19)

A. Paul’s sister’s sonB. Paul’s brotherC. TimothyD. No one

18. Who informed the commander of the Jewish plot to ambush Paul? (23:16-19)

A. Paul’s sister’s sonB. Paul’s brotherC. TimothyD. No one

19. What did the commander do upon learning of the Jewish plot to ambush and kill Paul? (23:23-24)

A. Warned the JewsB. Sent more soldiers with Paul to JerusalemC. Sent Paul to RomeD. Sent Paul to Caesarea

19. What did the commander do upon learning of the Jewish plot to ambush and kill Paul? (23:23-24)

A. Warned the JewsB. Sent more soldiers with Paul to JerusalemC. Sent Paul to RomeD. Sent Paul to Caesarea

20. Who escorted Paul to Caesarea? (23:23)

A. Two hundred spearmenB. Seventy horsemenC. Two hundred soldiersD. All the above

20. Who escorted Paul to Caesarea? (23:23)

A. Two hundred spearmenB. Seventy horsemenC. Two hundred soldiersD. All the above

21. To whom did the commander in Jerusalem send Paul in Caesarea? (23:24)

A. AgrippaB. FelixC. FestusD. Claudius

21. To whom did the commander in Jerusalem send Paul in Caesarea? (23:24)

A. AgrippaB. FelixC. FestusD. Claudius

22. Who was the governor in Caesarea? (23:24)

A. AnaniasB. FelixC. PilateD. Agrippa

22. Who was the governor in Caesarea? (23:24)

A. AnaniasB. FelixC. PilateD. Agrippa

23. Who was the commander in Jerusalem? (23:26)

A. CaesarB. Claudius LysiasC. FelixD. Festus

23. Who was the commander in Jerusalem? (23:26)

A. CaesarB. Claudius LysiasC. FelixD. Festus

24. To whom did the commander address the letter he sent to Caesarea with Paul? (23:26)

A. The councilB. PaulC. PeterD. Felix

24. To whom did the commander address the letter he sent to Caesarea with Paul? (23:26)

A. The councilB. PaulC. PeterD. Felix

25. Where did the soldiers take Paul the night they left Jerusalem? (23:31)

A. AntipatrisB. AntiochC. JerichoD. Athens

25. Where did the soldiers take Paul the night they left Jerusalem? (23:31)

A. AntipatrisB. AntiochC. JerichoD. Athens

26. When did Felix say he would give Paul a hearing? (23:35)

A. When he returned from his tripB. After the Passover was

pastC. On the SabbathD. When his accusers

arrived

26. When did Felix say he would give Paul a hearing? (23:35)

A. When he returned from his tripB. After the Passover was

pastC. On the SabbathD. When his accusers

arrived

27. Where did Paul stay while awaiting his trial in Caesarea? (23:35)

A. Felix’s palaceB. The jailC. With believersD. Herod’s Praetorium

27. Where did Paul stay while awaiting his trial in Caesarea? (23:35)

A. Felix’s palaceB. The jailC. With believersD. Herod’s Praetorium

28. What was the opinion of Claudius Lysias regarding the Jews’ charges against Paul? (23:29)

A. He should dieB. He should be imprisonedC. He should not be put to

death nor in chainsD. He did not know what to do

28. What was the opinion of Claudius Lysias regarding the Jews’ charges against Paul? (23:29)

A. He should dieB. He should be imprisonedC. He should not be put to

death nor in chainsD. He did not know what to do

29. From which province did Paul come? (23:34)

A. AchaiaB. JudeaC. CiliciaD. Caesarea

29. From which province did Paul come? (23:34)

A. AchaiaB. JudeaC. CiliciaD. Caesarea

Chapter 24

1. How many days passed before Paul’s accusers arrived in Caesarea? (24:1)

A. OneB. FiveC. SevenD. Twenty-one

1. How many days passed before Paul’s accusers arrived in Caesarea? (24:1)

A. OneB. FiveC. SevenD. Twenty-one

2. Which of the following did not go to Caesarea when Felix called for Paul’s accusers? (24:1)

A. AnaniasB. EldersC. PhariseesD. Tertullus

2. Which of the following did not go to Caesarea when Felix called for Paul’s accusers? (24:1)

A. AnaniasB. EldersC. PhariseesD. Tertullus

3. Who was an orator? (24:1)A. LukeB. BarnabasC. ClaudiusD. Tertullus

3. Who was an orator? (24:1)A. LukeB. BarnabasC. ClaudiusD. Tertullus

4. Who accused Paul before Felix? (24:2)

A. AnaniasB. False witnessesC. TertullusD. The high priest

4. Who accused Paul before Felix? (24:2)

A. AnaniasB. False witnessesC. TertullusD. The high priest

5. To whom was the following statement addressed: “…through you we enjoy great peace, and prosperity is being brought to this nation by your foresight”? (24:2-3)

A. GodB. ClaudiusC. FelixD. Festus

5. To whom was the following statement addressed: “…through you we enjoy great peace, and prosperity is being brought to this nation by your foresight”? (24:2-3)

A. GodB. ClaudiusC. FelixD. Festus

6. Who was referred to as a “plague”? (24:5)

A. PaulB. SimeonC. ElymasD. Alexander

6. Who was referred to as a “plague”? (24:5)

A. PaulB. SimeonC. ElymasD. Alexander

7. Which of the following was not listed among the charges against Paul by Tertullus? (24:5-6)

A. He created dissension among Jews

B. He opposed CaesarC. He was a ringleader of the sect of the NazarenesD. He tried to profane the

temple

7. Which of the following was not listed among the charges against Paul by Tertullus? (24:5-6)

A. He created dissension among Jews

B. He opposed CaesarC. He was a ringleader of the sect of the NazarenesD. He tried to profane the

temple

8. According to Tertullus, what was Paul doing when he was arrested in Jerusalem? (24:6)

A. Trying to profane the temple

B. Teaching the peopleC. Breaking the SabbathD. Breaking the law

8. According to Tertullus, what was Paul doing when he was arrested in Jerusalem? (24:6)

A. Trying to profane the temple

B. Teaching the peopleC. Breaking the SabbathD. Breaking the law

9. According to Tertullus, why did the Jews not judge Paul according to their law? (24:6-7)

A. It was the SabbathB. Lysias took Paul from

themC. Paul had not broken the lawD. They feared a riot

9. According to Tertullus, why did the Jews not judge Paul according to their law? (24:6-7)

A. It was the SabbathB. Lysias took Paul from

themC. Paul had not broken the lawD. They feared a riot

10. Who spoke first when Paul and his accusers appeared before Felix? (24:2)

A. PaulB. The high priestC. TertullusD. The elders

10. Who spoke first when Paul and his accusers appeared before Felix? (24:2)

A. PaulB. The high priestC. TertullusD. The elders

11. How many days passed from the time Paul went to Jerusalem until he stood before Felix? (24:11)

A. Seven daysB. Twelve daysC. Fourteen daysD. Twenty-four days

11. How many days passed from the time Paul went to Jerusalem until he stood before Felix? (24:11)

A. Seven daysB. Twelve daysC. Fourteen daysD. Twenty-four days

12. What reason did Paul give Felix for his trip to Jerusalem? (24:11)

A. He went to worshipB. He went to meet with the churchC. He wanted to teach JewsD. He wanted to introduce Gentiles to the Jews

12. What reason did Paul give Felix for his trip to Jerusalem? (24:11)

A. He went to worshipB. He went to meet with the churchC. He wanted to teach JewsD. He wanted to introduce Gentiles to the Jews

13. In his defense before Felix, which of the following does Paul not give as a reason for going to Jerusalem? (24:11, 17)

A. To teachB. To worshipC. To bring almsD. To present offerings

13. In his defense before Felix, which of the following does Paul not give as a reason for going to Jerusalem? (24:11, 17)

A. To teachB. To worshipC. To bring almsD. To present offerings

14. In his defense before Felix, what did Paul say of his conduct in Jerusalem? (24:12)

A. He did not have a dispute with anyoneB. He did not cause a riotC. He did not have a dispute with anyone or incite a riotD. He stayed out of the temple

14. In his defense before Felix, what did Paul say of his conduct in Jerusalem? (24:12)

A. He did not have a dispute with anyoneB. He did not cause a riotC. He did not have a dispute with anyone or incite a riotD. He stayed out of the temple

15. What hope did Paul say he shared with the Jews? (24:15)

A. The Romans would be just

B. There would be a resurrection of the dead

C. The temple was a of prayer

D. Jesus was coming back

15. What hope did Paul say he shared with the Jews? (24:15)

A. The Romans would be just

B. There would be a resurrection of the dead

C. The temple was a of prayer

D. Jesus was coming back

16. What did Paul say he always did his best to have toward God and men? (24:16)

A. A blameless nameB. Blameless teachingC. A conscience without

offenseD. The truth

16. What did Paul say he always did his best to have toward God and men? (24:16)

A. A blameless nameB. Blameless teachingC. A conscience without

offenseD. The truth

17. According to Paul, what was he doing when the Jews removed him from the temple? (24:17-18)

A. PrayingB. PreachingC. Having a discussionD. Bringing alms and

offerings

17. According to Paul, what was he doing when the Jews removed him from the temple? (24:17-18)

A. PrayingB. PreachingC. Having a discussionD. Bringing alms and

offerings

18. What did Paul say he did before he entered the temple? (24:18)

A. Shaved his headB. PrayedC. Visited with the disciplesD. Purified himself

18. What did Paul say he did before he entered the temple? (24:18)

A. Shaved his headB. PrayedC. Visited with the disciplesD. Purified himself

19. What did the Jews call “the Way”? (24:14)

A. The Church of GodB. BlasphemyC. A sectD. The people of God

19. What did the Jews call “the Way”? (24:14)

A. The Church of GodB. BlasphemyC. A sectD. The people of God

20. According to Paul, who found him in the temple? (24:18)

A. Jews from AsiaB. Pharisees and SadduceesC. Believers of the PhariseesD. The high priest

20. According to Paul, who found him in the temple? (24:18)

A. Jews from AsiaB. Pharisees and SadduceesC. Believers of the PhariseesD. The high priest

21. According to Paul, why was he on trial before Felix? (24:21)

A. For his worshipB. For the resurrection of

the deadC. For the law and the

prophetsD. For his conscience

21. According to Paul, why was he on trial before Felix? (24:21)

A. For his worshipB. For the resurrection of the deadC. For the law and the

prophetsD. For his conscience

22. Who was said to have “more accurate knowledge of the Way”? (24:22)

A. PaulB. FelixC. FestusD. Agrippa

22. Who was said to have “more accurate knowledge of the Way”? (24:22)

A. PaulB. FelixC. FestusD. Agrippa

23. When did Felix say he would rule on the accusations of the Jews against Paul? (24:22)

A. When Festus arrivedB. In a few daysC. When Lysias arrivedD. After the Passover

23. When did Felix say he would rule on the accusations of the Jews against Paul? (24:22)

A. When Festus arrivedB. In a few daysC. When Lysias arrivedD. After the Passover

24. Which of the following orders did Felix not give the centurion regarding Paul while he was in Caesarea? (24:23)

A. Paul was to remain in custodyB. Paul was to have some libertyC. Paul could go to churchD. Paul’s friends could visit and

provide for him

24. Which of the following orders did Felix not give the centurion regarding Paul while he was in Caesarea? (24:23)

A. Paul was to remain in custodyB. Paul was to have some libertyC. Paul could go to churchD. Paul’s friends could visit and

provide for him

25. Who was the husband of Drusilla? (24:24)

A. FelixB. FestusC. AgrippaD. Aquila

25. Who was the husband of Drusilla? (24:24)

A. FelixB. FestusC. AgrippaD. Aquila

26. Which of the following did Paul not mention as he spoke to Felix and Drusilla about Christ? (24:25)

A. HealingB. RighteousnessC. Self-controlD. Judgment

26. Which of the following did Paul not mention as he spoke to Felix and Drusilla about Christ? (24:25)

A. HealingB. RighteousnessC. Self-controlD. Judgment

27. How did Felix react when Paul spoke to him about faith in Christ Jesus? (24:25)

A. He laughedB. He had Paul arrestedC. He questioned himD. He was afraid

27. How did Felix react when Paul spoke to him about faith in Christ Jesus? (24:25)

A. He laughedB. He had Paul arrestedC. He questioned himD. He was afraid

28. Who told Paul, “Go away for now; when I have a convenient time I will call for you”? (24:25)

A. HerodB. AgrippaC. FelixD. Festus

28. Who told Paul, “Go away for now; when I have a convenient time I will call for you”? (24:25)

A. HerodB. AgrippaC. FelixD. Festus

29. Why did Felix spend so much time with Paul? (24:26)

A. He wanted to learn about JesusB. He wanted to determine Paul’s innocence or guiltC. His wife liked PaulD. He wanted money

29. Why did Felix spend so much time with Paul? (24:26)

A. He wanted to learn about JesusB. He wanted to determine Paul’s innocence or guiltC. His wife liked PaulD. He wanted money

30. How long did Paul remain in Caesarea under the governorship of Felix? (24:27)

A. Two yearsB. Three yearsC. Four yearsD. Six months

30. How long did Paul remain in Caesarea under the governorship of Felix? (24:27)

A. Two yearsB. Three yearsC. Four yearsD. Six months

31. Why did Felix leave Paul in prison when he left office? (24:27)

A. To do a favor for the Jews

B. Lysias had not arrivedC. To please his wifeD. He believed Paul was

guilty

31. Why did Felix leave Paul in prison when he left office? (24:27)

A. To do a favor for the Jews

B. Lysias had not arrivedC. To please his wifeD. He believed Paul was

guilty

32. Who succeeded Felix as governor? (24:27)

A. AgrippaB. AnaniasC. ClaudiusD. Porcius Festus

32. Who succeeded Felix as governor? (24:27)

A. AgrippaB. AnaniasC. ClaudiusD. Porcius Festus

33. Who left Paul in prison as a favor to the Jews? (24:27)

A. FestusB. AgrippaC. LysiasD. Felix

33. Who left Paul in prison as a favor to the Jews? (24:27)

A. FestusB. AgrippaC. LysiasD. Felix

Chapter 25

1. How long was Festus governor before he made a visit to Jerusalem? (25:1)

A. Three daysB. Seven daysC. Three weeksD. Seven weeks

1. How long was Festus governor before he made a visit to Jerusalem? (25:1)

A. Three daysB. Seven daysC. Three weeksD. Seven weeks

2. What request did the Jews make of Festus while he was in Jerusalem? (25:3)

A. That he would lower taxes

B. That he would stay longerC. That he would summon

for Paul to come to JerusalemD. That he would free Paul

2. What request did the Jews make of Festus while he was in Jerusalem? (25:3)

A. That he would lower taxes

B. That he would stay longerC. That he would summon

for Paul to come to JerusalemD. That he would free Paul

3. What did the Jews plan to do if Festus agreed to bring Paul to Jerusalem? (25:3)

A. Bring in false witnessesB. Cause a riotC. Ambush PaulD. Give him money

3. What did the Jews plan to do if Festus agreed to bring Paul to Jerusalem? (25:3)

A. Bring in false witnessesB. Cause a riotC. Ambush PaulD. Give him money

4. How long did Festus stay in Jerusalem? (25:6)

A. Three to five daysB. Two weeksC. More than ten daysD. Two months

4. How long did Festus stay in Jerusalem? (25:6)

A. Three to five daysB. Two weeksC. More than ten daysD. Two months

5. What is said of the charges the Jews brought against Paul before Festus? (25:7)

A. The charges were seriousB. The charges were

insignificantC. The charges were against CaesarD. The charges could not be proven

5. What is said of the charges the Jews brought against Paul before Festus? (25:7)

A. The charges were seriousB. The charges were

insignificantC. The charges were against CaesarD. The charges could not be proven

6. Where did Festus hear the charges of the Jews against Paul? (25:4-5)

A. JerusalemB. CaesareaC. GreeceD. Rome

6. Where did Festus hear the charges of the Jews against Paul? (25:4-5)

A. JerusalemB. CaesareaC. GreeceD. Rome

7. In his defense before Festus, which of the following did Paul not say he had avoided offending? (25:8)

A. The law of the JewsB. JesusC. The templeD. Caesar

7. In his defense before Festus, which of the following did Paul not say he had avoided offending? (25:8)

A. The law of the JewsB. JesusC. The templeD. Caesar

8. Who gave Paul the option of standing trial in Jerusalem? (25:9)

A. FelixB. FestusC. LysiasD. Agrippa

8. Who gave Paul the option of standing trial in Jerusalem? (25:9)

A. FelixB. FestusC. LysiasD. Agrippa

9. Why did Festus ask Paul to go to Jerusalem? (25:9)

A. To show Paul’s innocenceB. To do the Jews a favorC. To visit his familyD. To teach in the temple

9. Why did Festus ask Paul to go to Jerusalem? (25:9)

A. To show Paul’s innocenceB. To do the Jews a favorC. To visit his familyD. To teach in the temple

10. To whom did Paul say, “I appeal to Caesar”? (25:11)

A. FelixB. FestusC. LysiasD. The council

10. To whom did Paul say, “I appeal to Caesar”? (25:11)

A. FelixB. FestusC. LysiasD. The council

11. Who came to visit Festus in Caesarea? (25:13)

A. King Agrippa and BerniceB. The apostlesC. FelixD. Lysias

11. Who came to visit Festus in Caesarea? (25:13)

A. King Agrippa and BerniceB. The apostlesC. FelixD. Lysias

12. Which of the following was the custom of the Romans in dealing with the accused? (25:16)

A. To have a trial by juryB. To see one’s accusers face to faceC. To make an answer for himself against the chargesD. To see one’s accusers face to face and make an answer for

himself against the charges

12. Which of the following was the custom of the Romans in dealing with the accused? (25:16)

A. To have a trial by juryB. To see one’s accusers face to faceC. To make an answer for himself against the chargesD. To see one’s accusers face to face and make an answer for

himself against the charges

13. How did Festus view the case of the Jews against Paul? (25:18-19)

A. Paul was guilty of crimesB. It was only that they had

questions about their own religion and Jesus

C. Paul was a good manD. Jews did not like Gentile

Christians

13. How did Festus view the case of the Jews against Paul? (25:18-19)

A. Paul was guilty of crimesB. It was only that they had questions about their own

religion and JesusC. Paul was a good manD. Jews did not like Gentile

Christians

14. Who entered Caesarea “with great pomp”? (25:23)

A. Agrippa and FestusB. Felix and DrusillaC. Agrippa and BerniceD. Paul and Barnabas

14. Who entered Caesarea “with great pomp”? (25:23)

A. Agrippa and FestusB. Felix and DrusillaC. Agrippa and BerniceD. Paul and Barnabas

15. Who said of Paul, “I found that he had committed nothing deserving of death”? (25:25)

A. FelixB. FestusC. LysiasD. Claudius

15. Who said of Paul, “I found that he had committed nothing deserving of death”? (25:25)

A. FelixB. FestusC. LysiasD. Claudius

16. Why did Festus want Agrippa to hear Paul? (25:26)

A. So Agrippa would know about Jesus

B. So Festus would have something to write

C. So Agrippa would like FestusD. So Agrippa would like Paul

16. Why did Festus want Agrippa to hear Paul? (25:26)

A. So Agrippa would know about Jesus

B. So Festus would have something to write

C. So Agrippa would like FestusD. So Agrippa would like Paul

Chapter 26

1. What did Paul do after Agrippa told him that he could speak for himself? (26:1)

A. Sat downB. Stretched out his handC. Stomped his feetD. Bowed his head

1. What did Paul do after Agrippa told him that he could speak for himself? (26:1)

A. Sat downB. Stretched out his handC. Stomped his feetD. Bowed his head

2. According to Paul, who was an “expert in all customs and questions which have to do with the Jews”? (26:2-3)

A. FelixB. ApollosC. FestusD. Agrippa

2. According to Paul, who was an “expert in all customs and questions which have to do with the Jews”? (26:2-3)

A. FelixB. ApollosC. FestusD. Agrippa

3. Where did Paul spend the early years of his life, from his youth onward? (26:4)

A. RomeB. TravelingC. TarsusD. Jerusalem

3. Where did Paul spend the early years of his life, from his youth onward? (26:4)

A. RomeB. TravelingC. TarsusD. Jerusalem

4. What was the strictest sect of the Jews? (26:5)

A. The WayB. The SadduceesC. The PhariseesD. The Scribes

4. What was the strictest sect of the Jews? (26:5)

A. The WayB. The SadduceesC. The PhariseesD. The Scribes

5. To which Jewish sect did Paul belong? (26:5)

A. The ScribesB. The SadduceesC. The CouncilD. The Pharisees

5. To which Jewish sect did Paul belong? (26:5)

A. The ScribesB. The SadduceesC. The CouncilD. The Pharisees

6. What was the promise of the twelve tribes, the promise for which they served God day and night? (26:7-8)

A. The promised landB. The MessiahC. FreedomD. The resurrection of the dead

6. What was the promise of the twelve tribes, the promise for which they served God day and night? (26:7-8)

A. The promised landB. The MessiahC. FreedomD. The resurrection of the dead

7. In his defense before Agrippa, Paul said he did all of the following except what? (26:10-11)

A. Shut up saints in prisonB. Cast his vote against saintsC. Tried to compel saints to

blasphemeD. Killed saints

7. In his defense before Agrippa, Paul said he did all of the following except what? (26:10-11)

A. Shut up saints in prisonB. Cast his vote against saintsC. Tried to compel saints to

blasphemeD. Killed saints

8. Who “exceedingly enraged” Paul? (26:11)

A. SinnersB. SaintsC. JewsD. Idolaters

8. Who “exceedingly enraged” Paul? (26:11)

A. SinnersB. SaintsC. JewsD. Idolaters

9. Where was Paul going when he saw a light brighter than the sun? (26:12-13)

A. JerusalemB. DamascusC. TroasD. Rome

9. Where was Paul going when he saw a light brighter than the sun? (26:12-13)

A. JerusalemB. DamascusC. TroasD. Rome

10. Who gave Paul the authority to pursue the saints in Damascus? (26:12)

A. The chief priestsB. RomeC. The apostlesD. Felix

10. Who gave Paul the authority to pursue the saints in Damascus? (26:12)

A. The chief priestsB. RomeC. The apostlesD. Felix

11. What time of day did Paul see the light from heaven? (26:13)

A. Early morningB. MiddayC. AfternoonD. Early evening

11. What time of day did Paul see the light from heaven? (26:13)

A. Early morningB. MiddayC. AfternoonD. Early evening

12. What was the source of the bright light Paul saw while traveling to Damascus? (26:13)

A. The sunB. The moonC. A starD. Heaven

12. What was the source of the bright light Paul saw while traveling to Damascus? (26:13)

A. The sunB. The moonC. A starD. Heaven

13. Who fell to the ground when the bright light from heaven shone? (26:14)

A. PaulB. Those with PaulC. Paul and those with himD. No one

13. Who fell to the ground when the bright light from heaven shone? (26:14)

A. PaulB. Those with PaulC. Paul and those with himD. No one

14. While on the road to Damascus, Paul heard a voice from heaven speak in what language? (27:14)

A. HebrewB. GreekC. RomanD. Aramaic

14. While on the road to Damascus, Paul heard a voice from heaven speak in what language? (27:14)

A. HebrewB. GreekC. RomanD. Aramaic

15. Who said, “Saul, Saul, why are you persecuting Me”? (26:14-15)

A. JesusB. StephenC. An angelD. An unclean spirit

15. Who said, “Saul, Saul, why are you persecuting Me”? (26:14-15)

A. JesusB. StephenC. An angelD. An unclean spirit

16. Which of the following did Jesus not say to Paul when he appeared to him on the road to Damascus? (26:16-18)

A. He had made Paul a minister and witness of what he had seen and would see

B. He would deliver Paul from Jews and Gentiles C. He would keep Paul from suffering and bless him with good healthD. He would use Paul to turn men from darkness to light, from Satan to God

16. Which of the following did Jesus not say to Paul when he appeared to him on the road to Damascus? (26:16-18)

A. He had made Paul a minister and witness of what he had seen and would see

B. He would deliver Paul from Jews and Gentiles C. He would keep Paul from suffering and bless him with good healthD. He would use Paul to turn men from darkness to light, from Satan to God

17. By what are men sanctified? (26:18)

A. LoveB. HopeC. FaithD. Peace

17. By what are men sanctified? (26:18)

A. LoveB. HopeC. FaithD. Peace

18. To whom did Paul first preach that men should repent and turn to God? (26:20)

A. Those in AntiochB. Those in DamascusC. Those in JerusalemD. Those in Paphos

18. To whom did Paul first preach that men should repent and turn to God? (26:20)

A. Those in AntiochB. Those in DamascusC. Those in JerusalemD. Those in Paphos

19. Paul preached that men should do works befitting what? (26:20)

A. LoveB. RepentanceC. BaptismD. Faith

19. Paul preached that men should do works befitting what? (26:20)

A. LoveB. RepentanceC. BaptismD. Faith

20. Who was the first to proclaim light to the Jews and Gentiles? (26:23)

A. ChristB. PeterC. PaulD. John the Baptist

20. Who was the first to proclaim light to the Jews and Gentiles? (26:23)

A. ChristB. PeterC. PaulD. John the Baptist

21. As he spoke to Agrippa, whom did Paul say first spoke of the suffering and resurrection of Jesus? (26:22-23)

A. MosesB. The prophetsC. Moses and the prophetsD. David

21. As he spoke to Agrippa, whom did Paul say first spoke of the suffering and resurrection of Jesus? (26:22-23)

A. MosesB. The prophetsC. Moses and the prophetsD. David

22. By whose help was Paul able to stand before Agrippa and make his defense? (26:22)

A. FelixB. FestusC. BelieversD. God

22. By whose help was Paul able to stand before Agrippa and make his defense? (26:22)

A. FelixB. FestusC. BelieversD. God

23. In his defense before Agrippa, why did Paul say he had been seized by the Jews? (26:19-21)

A. He preached repentance to Jews and GentilesB. He desecrated the templeC. He opposed Moses and the customs of the JewsD. The Jews were jealous

23. In his defense before Agrippa, why did Paul say he had been seized by the Jews? (26:19-21)

A. He preached repentance to Jews and GentilesB. He desecrated the templeC. He opposed Moses and the customs of the JewsD. The Jews were jealous

24. Who said, “Paul, you are beside yourself! Much learning is driving you mad!”? (26:24)

A. The high priestB. BarnabasC. AgrippaD. Festus

24. Who said, “Paul, you are beside yourself! Much learning is driving you mad!”? (26:24)

A. The high priestB. BarnabasC. AgrippaD. Festus

25. What did Paul ask Agrippa if he believed? (26:27)

A. JesusB. The lawC. The prophetsD. The high priests

25. What did Paul ask Agrippa if he believed? (26:27)

A. JesusB. The lawC. The prophetsD. The high priests

26. Who said, “You almost persuade me to become a Christian”? (26:28)

A. FestusB. AgrippaC. FelixD. The jailer

26. Who said, “You almost persuade me to become a Christian”? (26:28)

A. FestusB. AgrippaC. FelixD. The jailer

27. Paul told Agrippa he wished everyone was like him except for what? (26:29)

A. His healthB. His chainsC. His sufferingD. His sorrow

27. Paul told Agrippa he wished everyone was like him except for what? (26:29)

A. His healthB. His chainsC. His sufferingD. His sorrow

28. Why did Agrippa not free Paul? (26:32)

A. He thought he was guiltyB. He wanted to please the JewsC. Paul had appealed to

CaesarD. He feared for Paul’s life

28. Why did Agrippa not free Paul? (26:32)

A. He thought he was guiltyB. He wanted to please the JewsC. Paul had appealed to

CaesarD. He feared for Paul’s life

Chapter 27

1. Who was a centurion of the Augustan Regiment? (27:1)

A. CorneliusB. JuliusC. AlexanderD. Simeon

1. Who was a centurion of the Augustan Regiment? (27:1)

A. CorneliusB. JuliusC. AlexanderD. Simeon

2. For what country did Paul set sail upon leaving Agrippa? (27:1)

A. JudeaB. GalatiaC. SpainD. Italy

2. For what country did Paul set sail upon leaving Agrippa? (27:1)

A. JudeaB. GalatiaC. SpainD. Italy

3. To whom were Paul and some other prisoners delivered? (27:1)

A. AlexanderB. LysiasC. JuliusD. Luke

3. To whom were Paul and some other prisoners delivered? (27:1)

A. AlexanderB. LysiasC. JuliusD. Luke

4. What kind of ship did Paul board upon leaving Caesarea for Italy? (27:2)

A. RomanB. AdramyttiumC. AlexandrianD. Corinthian

4. What kind of ship did Paul board upon leaving Caesarea for Italy? (27:2)

A. RomanB. AdramyttiumC. AlexandrianD. Corinthian

5. Which of the following was not on the ship with Paul when he left Caesarea for Italy? (27:1-2)

A. LukeB. PrisonersC. TimothyD. Aristarchus

5. Which of the following was not on the ship with Paul when he left Caesarea for Italy? (27:1-2)

A. LukeB. PrisonersC. TimothyD. Aristarchus

6. Who was a Macedonian from Thessalonica who traveled with Paul? (27:2)

A. TimothyB. BarnabasC. AristarchusD. Luke

6. Who was a Macedonian from Thessalonica who traveled with Paul? (27:2)

A. TimothyB. BarnabasC. AristarchusD. Luke

7. Upon setting sail for Italy, where did Paul’s ship dock after leaving Caesarea? (27:3)

A. RomeB. CorinthC. EphesusD. Sidon

7. Upon setting sail for Italy, where did Paul’s ship dock after leaving Caesarea? (27:3)

A. RomeB. CorinthC. EphesusD. Sidon

8. How many days did it take Paul’s ship to reach Sidon after leaving Caesarea? (27:3)

A. OneB. ThreeC. SevenD. Fourteen

8. How many days did it take Paul’s ship to reach Sidon after leaving Caesarea? (27:3)

A. OneB. ThreeC. SevenD. Fourteen

9. Where did Julius allow Paul to go to his friends and receive care? (27:3)

A. CorinthB. SidonC. TyreD. Ephesus

9. Where did Julius allow Paul to go to his friends and receive care? (27:3)

A. CorinthB. SidonC. TyreD. Ephesus

10. Who “treated Paul kindly”? (27:3)

A. LukeB. AgrippaC. JuliusD. Felix

10. Who “treated Paul kindly”? (27:3)

A. LukeB. AgrippaC. JuliusD. Felix

11. From what did Paul’s ship seek the shelter of Cyprus? (27:4)

A. WarshipsB. The sunC. WindsD. Rain

11. From what did Paul’s ship seek the shelter of Cyprus? (27:4)

A. WarshipsB. The sunC. WindsD. Rain

12. Upon setting sail for Italy, where did Paul’s ship dock after leaving Sidon? (27:5)

A. CorinthB. AthensC. MyraD. Tyre

12. Upon setting sail for Italy, where did Paul’s ship dock after leaving Sidon? (27:5)

A. CorinthB. AthensC. MyraD. Tyre

13. At what port did Julius put Paul on an Alexandrian ship for Italy? (27:6)

A. MyraB. CaesareaC. SidonD. Corinth

13. At what port did Julius put Paul on an Alexandrian ship for Italy? (27:6)

A. MyraB. CaesareaC. SidonD. Corinth

14. Where did Paul’s ship encounter a strong wind which forced it to sail under the shelter of Crete off Salome? (27:7)

A. CiliciaB. CnidusC. PhilippiD. Perga

14. Where did Paul’s ship encounter a strong wind which forced it to sail under the shelter of Crete off Salome? (27:7)

A. CiliciaB. CnidusC. PhilippiD. Perga

15. On sailing to Italy, where did Paul’s ship dock after leaving Myra? (27:8)

A. SidonB. Fair HavensC. AlexandriaD. Fair oaks

15. On sailing to Italy, where did Paul’s ship dock after leaving Myra? (27:8)

A. SidonB. Fair HavensC. AlexandriaD. Fair oaks

16. What city was near Fair Havens? (27:8)

A. CaesareaB. AntiochC. PergaD. Lasea

16. What city was near Fair Havens? (27:8)

A. CaesareaB. AntiochC. PergaD. Lasea

17. The passing of what event signaled that it was a dangerous time to sail? (27:9)

A. The SabbathB. The FastC. ChristmasD. The Harvest

17. The passing of what event signaled that it was a dangerous time to sail? (27:9)

A. The SabbathB. The FastC. ChristmasD. The Harvest

18. Where was Paul when he warned the centurion that continuing the voyage would result in loss? (27:8-9)

A. Fair HavensB. CorinthC. SidonD. Lasea

18. Where was Paul when he warned the centurion that continuing the voyage would result in loss? (27:8-9)

A. Fair HavensB. CorinthC. SidonD. Lasea

19. Which of the following is not listed among the losses Paul said would be suffered at sea? (27:10)

A. The cargoB. The shipC. The livestockD. Their lives

19. Which of the following is not listed among the losses Paul said would be suffered at sea? (27:10)

A. The cargoB. The shipC. The livestockD. Their lives

20. Who encouraged the centurion on Paul’s ship to set sail from Fair Havens? (27:11)

A. The helmsman of the ship

B. The owner of the shipC. The helmsman and the owner of the shipD. Paul

20. Who encouraged the centurion on Paul’s ship to set sail from Fair Havens? (27:11)

A. The helmsman of the ship

B. The owner of the shipC. The helmsman and the owner of the shipD. Paul

21. On the journey to Italy, what harbor was considered unsuitable for wintering? (27:12)

A. PhoenixB. TyreC. Fair HavensD. Myra

21. On the journey to Italy, what harbor was considered unsuitable for wintering? (27:12)

A. PhoenixB. TyreC. Fair HavensD. Myra

22. On the trip to Italy, where did the majority on Paul’s ship hope to spend the winter? (27:12)

A. Fair HavensB. RomeC. PhoenixD. Athens

22. On the trip to Italy, where did the majority on Paul’s ship hope to spend the winter? (27:12)

A. Fair HavensB. RomeC. PhoenixD. Athens

23. Which direction did Phoenix face? (27:12)

A. NorthB. Northeast and southeastC. SouthD. Southwest and

northwest

23. Which direction did Phoenix face? (27:12)

A. NorthB. Northeast and southeastC. SouthD. Southwest and

northwest

24. On the trip to Italy, where did Paul’s ship sail upon leaving Fair Havens? (27:13)

A. Close by CreteB. MyraC. TyreD. Phoenix

24. On the trip to Italy, where did Paul’s ship sail upon leaving Fair Havens? (27:13)

A. Close by CreteB. MyraC. TyreD. Phoenix

25. What was “Euroclydon”? (27:14)

A. A shipB. A soldierC. A tempestuous head

windD. An earthquake

25. What was “Euroclydon”? (27:14)

A. A shipB. A soldierC. A tempestuous head

windD. An earthquake

26. Under the shelter of what island did Paul’s ship seek protection from Euroclydon? (27:16)

A. CyprusB. ClaudaC. CreteD. Claudius

26. Under the shelter of what island did Paul’s ship seek protection from Euroclydon? (27:16)

A. CyprusB. ClaudaC. CreteD. Claudius

27. What did Paul’s ship do in an effort to keep off the shallows of Syrtis? (27:17)

A. Hoisted the sailB. Sailed away from the landC. Struck the sailD. Raised the sea anchor

27. What did Paul’s ship do in an effort to keep off the shallows of Syrtis? (27:17)

A. Hoisted the sailB. Sailed away from the landC. Struck the sailD. Raised the sea anchor

28. On which day of the storm did they lighten the ship because it was tempest-tossed? (27:17-18)

A. The first dayB. The second dayC. The third dayD. The seventh day

28. On which day of the storm did they lighten the ship because it was tempest-tossed? (27:17-18)

A. The first dayB. The second dayC. The third dayD. The seventh day

29. On which day of the storm was the ship’s tackle thrown overboard? (27:19)

A. The first dayB. The second dayC. The third dayD. The seventh day

29. On which day of the storm was the ship’s tackle thrown overboard? (27:19)

A. The first dayB. The second dayC. The third dayD. The seventh day

30. How many men on Paul’s ship died during the storm? (27:22)

A. NoneB. OneC. TwelveD. One hundred and seven

30. How many men on Paul’s ship died during the storm? (27:22)

A. NoneB. OneC. TwelveD. One hundred and seven

31. What caused those aboard Paul’s ship to abandon all hope of being saved? (27:20)

A. They did not see the sun and stars for many daysB. The ship had a leakC. Paul had a visionD. They lost their compass

31. What caused those aboard Paul’s ship to abandon all hope of being saved? (27:20)

A. They did not see the sun and stars for many daysB. The ship had a leakC. Paul had a visionD. They lost their compass

32. Which of the following was not said of those on Paul’s ship caught in the storm? (27:20-21)

A. They did not see the sun or stars for many daysB. They gave up all hope of

being savedC. They went a long time

without foodD. They asked Paul for help

32. Which of the following was not said of those on Paul’s ship caught in the storm? (27:20-21)

A. They did not see the sun or stars for many daysB. They gave up all hope of

being savedC. They went a long time

without foodD. They asked Paul for help

33. Who told Paul that no one aboard his ship would die? (27:22-23)

A. The centurionB. The pilotC. The captainD. An angel

33. Who told Paul that no one aboard his ship would die? (27:22-23)

A. The centurionB. The pilotC. The captainD. An angel

34. What was not revealed to Paul by an angel while he was at sea during a storm? (27:24-26)

A. He would stand before Caesar

B. No one on the ship would dieC. The storm would end the next dayD. The ship would run aground

34. What was not revealed to Paul by an angel while he was at sea during a storm? (27:24-26)

A. He would stand before Caesar

B. No one on the ship would dieC. The storm would end the next dayD. The ship would run aground

35. How many days was Paul’s ship at sea in the storm? (27:27)

A. FourB. FourteenC. FortyD. Twenty-one

35. How many days was Paul’s ship at sea in the storm? (27:27)

A. FourB. FourteenC. FortyD. Twenty-one

36. To what sea did the storm drive Paul’s ship? (27:27)

A. The CaspianB. The MediterraneanC. The ArabianD. The Adriatic

36. To what sea did the storm drive Paul’s ship? (27:27)

A. The CaspianB. The MediterraneanC. The ArabianD. The Adriatic

37. What time of the day did the sailors aboard Paul’s ship discover they were approaching land? (27:27)

A. MorningB. NoonC. EveningD. Midnight

37. What time of the day did the sailors aboard Paul’s ship discover they were approaching land? (27:27)

A. MorningB. NoonC. EveningD. Midnight

38. How many anchors did the sailors aboard Paul’s ship lower to avoid running aground on rocks? (27:29)

A. OneB. TwoC. ThreeD. Four

38. How many anchors did the sailors aboard Paul’s ship lower to avoid running aground on rocks? (27:29)

A. OneB. TwoC. ThreeD. Four

39. What did Paul tell the centurion must happen if the lives of the men were to be saved? (27:31)

A. Anchors must be let downB. Anchors must be raisedC. Men must abandon the shipD. Men must stay on the ship

39. What did Paul tell the centurion must happen if the lives of the men were to be saved? (27:31)

A. Anchors must be let downB. Anchors must be raisedC. Men must abandon the shipD. Men must stay on the ship

40. Why did the sailors let the ship’s skiff into the sea? (27:30)

A. To let down anchorsB. To go get suppliesC. To explore the islandD. To escape

40. Why did the sailors let the ship’s skiff into the sea? (27:30)

A. To let down anchorsB. To go get suppliesC. To explore the islandD. To escape

41. Why did the soldiers on Paul’s ship cut the ropes of the ship’s skiff? (27:31-32)

A. To allow the sailors to reach land

B. To keep the ship from sinkingC. To keep the ship’s boat from

sinkingD. To keep people from leaving

the ship

41. Why did the soldiers on Paul’s ship cut the ropes of the ship’s skiff? (27:31-32)

A. To allow the sailors to reach land

B. To keep the ship from sinkingC. To keep the ship’s boat from

sinkingD. To keep people from leaving

the ship

42. How long did those aboard Paul’s ship go without eating? (27:33)

A. Seven daysB. Ten daysC. Fourteen daysD. Twenty days

42. How long did those aboard Paul’s ship go without eating? (27:33)

A. Seven daysB. Ten daysC. Fourteen daysD. Twenty days

43. Who said, “…not a hair will fall from the head of any of you”? (27:33-34)

A. JesusB. PeterC. PaulD. The Holy Spirit

43. Who said, “…not a hair will fall from the head of any of you”? (27:33-34)

A. JesusB. PeterC. PaulD. The Holy Spirit

44. Where was Paul when he took bread, gave thanks to God and ate? (27:35)

A. In CorinthB. In prisonC. On a ship in a stormD. In Troas

44. Where was Paul when he took bread, gave thanks to God and ate? (27:35)

A. In CorinthB. In prisonC. On a ship in a stormD. In Troas

45. What encouraged the people aboard Paul’s ship during the storm? (27:34-36)

A. The storm endedB. They saw landC. Paul’s wordsD. The arrival of another

ship

45. What encouraged the people aboard Paul’s ship during the storm? (27:34-36)

A. The storm endedB. They saw landC. Paul’s wordsD. The arrival of another

ship

46. How many people were on board Paul’s ship traveling to Italy? (27:37)

A. FiftyB. Two hundred twenty-

threeC. Two hundred seventy-sixD. Three hundred twelve

46. How many people were on board Paul’s ship traveling to Italy? (27:37)

A. FiftyB. Two hundred twenty-

threeC. Two hundred seventy-sixD. Three hundred twelve

47. What did the people on Paul’s ship do after they had eaten? (27:38)

A. Threw the wheat into the sea

B. Lowered the anchorsC. PrayedD. Slept

47. What did the people on Paul’s ship do after they had eaten? (27:38)

A. Threw the wheat into the sea

B. Lowered the anchorsC. PrayedD. Slept

48. Where did Paul’s ship run aground? (27:41)

A. RomeB. CreteC. Where two seas meetD. The Adriatic Sea

48. Where did Paul’s ship run aground? (27:41)

A. RomeB. CreteC. Where two seas meetD. The Adriatic Sea

49. What did the soldiers aboard Paul’s ship plan to do when the ship began to break up? (27:41-42)

A. Help the prisoners ashoreB. Kill themselvesC. Take the ship’s boat

ashoreD. Kill the prisoners

49. What did the soldiers aboard Paul’s ship plan to do when the ship began to break up? (27:41-42)

A. Help the prisoners ashoreB. Kill themselvesC. Take the ship’s boat

ashoreD. Kill the prisoners

50. Why did the centurion keep the soldiers from killing the prisoners aboard Paul’s ship? (27:43)

A. He wanted to save PaulB. He knew some prisoners

were innocentC. He feared for his own lifeD. He needed the help of the prisoners

50. Why did the centurion keep the soldiers from killing the prisoners aboard Paul’s ship? (27:43)

A. He wanted to save PaulB. He knew some prisoners

were innocentC. He feared for his own lifeD. He needed the help of the prisoners

Chapter 28

1. On what island was Paul’s ship shipwrecked? (28:1)

A. CreteB. MaltaC. MyraD. Cyprus

1. On what island was Paul’s ship shipwrecked? (28:1)

A. CreteB. MaltaC. MyraD. Cyprus

2. Who showed the passengers of Paul’s ship “unusual kindness” while they were on Malta? (28:2)

A. SaintsB. NativesC. SoldiersD. Jews

2. Who showed the passengers of Paul’s ship “unusual kindness” while they were on Malta? (28:2)

A. SaintsB. NativesC. SoldiersD. Jews

3. Where was Paul when he gathered a bundle of sticks and laid them on a fire? (28:3)

A. MaltaB. MyraC. MacedoniaD. Lystra

3. Where was Paul when he gathered a bundle of sticks and laid them on a fire? (28:3)

A. MaltaB. MyraC. MacedoniaD. Lystra

4. What did the natives say when they saw a viper hanging from Paul’s hand? (28:4)

A. Paul was a godB. Paul was a demonC. Paul was a murdererD. Paul was an angel

4. What did the natives say when they saw a viper hanging from Paul’s hand? (28:4)

A. Paul was a godB. Paul was a demonC. Paul was a murdererD. Paul was an angel

5. What did Paul do with the viper? (28:5)

A. Ate itB. Turned it into a rodC. Handled itD. Shook it into the fire

5. What did Paul do with the viper? (28:5)

A. Ate itB. Turned it into a rodC. Handled itD. Shook it into the fire

6. Why did the natives of Malta believe Paul would swell up or die? (28:3-6)

A. He was a prisonerB. He opposed their godC. He was going to RomeD. He was bitten by a viper

6. Why did the natives of Malta believe Paul would swell up or die? (28:3-6)

A. He was a prisonerB. He opposed their godC. He was going to RomeD. He was bitten by a viper

7. Why did the natives of Malta call Paul a god? (28:6)

A. He saved the passengers on his shipB. He survived the bite of

the viperC. He did signsD. He healed the sick

7. Why did the natives of Malta call Paul a god? (28:6)

A. He saved the passengers on his shipB. He survived the bite of the viperC. He did signsD. He healed the sick

8. Who was the leading citizen of Malta? (28:7)

A. SimeonB. AlexanderC. PubliusD. Cornelius

8. Who was the leading citizen of Malta? (28:7)

A. SimeonB. AlexanderC. PubliusD. Cornelius

9. Who was healed of fever and dysentery? (28:8)

A. The father of PubliusB. The son of PubliusC. The mother of PubliusD. Publius

9. Who was healed of fever and dysentery? (28:8)

A. The father of PubliusB. The son of PubliusC. The mother of PubliusD. Publius

10. Which of the following is not listed among the acts Paul did in the presence of the father of Publius? (28:8)

A. PrayedB. FastedC. Healed himD. Laid hands on him

10. Which of the following is not listed among the acts Paul did in the presence of the father of Publius? (28:8)

A. PrayedB. FastedC. Healed himD. Laid hands on him

11. Which of the following is not said of the people of Malta? (28:9-10)

A. Paul healed them of their diseases

B. Many believed and were baptized

C. They honored Paul’s group in many waysD. They supplied Paul’s group with all they needed when they left

11. Which of the following is not said of the people of Malta? (28:9-10)

A. Paul healed them of their diseases

B. Many believed and were baptized

C. They honored Paul’s group in many waysD. They supplied Paul’s group with all they needed when they left

12. How many days did Publius entertain Paul’s group? (28:7)

A. ThreeB. FiveC. SevenD. Ten

12. How many days did Publius entertain Paul’s group? (28:7)

A. ThreeB. FiveC. SevenD. Ten

13. How long was Paul shipwrecked on Malta? (28:11)

A. Three weeksB. Thirty daysC. Three monthsD. Six months

13. How long was Paul shipwrecked on Malta? (28:11)

A. Three weeksB. Thirty daysC. Three monthsD. Six months

14. What kind of ship did Paul board upon leaving Malta? (28:11)

A. JudeanB. AlexandrianC. RomanD. Chinese

14. What kind of ship did Paul board upon leaving Malta? (28:11)

A. JudeanB. AlexandrianC. RomanD. Chinese

15. What did the ship which Paul boarded at Malta have for its figurehead? (28:11)

A. ZeusB. AthenaC. The Four AngelsD. The Twin Brothers

15. What did the ship which Paul boarded at Malta have for its figurehead? (28:11)

A. ZeusB. AthenaC. The Four AngelsD. The Twin Brothers

16. On the trip to Italy, where did Paul’s ship dock after leaving Malta? (28:12)

A. MyraB. RomeC. SiliciaD. Syracuse

16. On the trip to Italy, where did Paul’s ship dock after leaving Malta? (28:12)

A. MyraB. RomeC. SiliciaD. Syracuse

17. How long did Paul remain at Syracuse? (28:12)

A. Three daysB. Three weeksC. Three yearsD. Two months

17. How long did Paul remain at Syracuse? (28:12)

A. Three daysB. Three weeksC. Three yearsD. Two months

18. On the trip to Italy, where did Paul’s ship dock after leaving Syracuse? (28:13)

A. RomeB. RhegiumC. CorinthD. Malta

18. On the trip to Italy, where did Paul’s ship dock after leaving Syracuse? (28:13)

A. RomeB. RhegiumC. CorinthD. Malta

19. On the trip to Italy, where did Paul’s ship dock after leaving Rhegium? (28:13)

A. PuteoliB. SyracuseC. MyraD. Sidon

19. On the trip to Italy, where did Paul’s ship dock after leaving Rhegium? (28:13)

A. PuteoliB. SyracuseC. MyraD. Sidon

20. How long did Paul stay with the brethren in Puteoli? (28:14)

A. One dayB. Three daysC. Seven daysD. Eleven days

20. How long did Paul stay with the brethren in Puteoli? (28:14)

A. One dayB. Three daysC. Seven daysD. Eleven days

21. On the trip to Italy, where did Paul’s ship go after leaving Puteoli? (28:14)

A. SyracuseB. CorinthC. AthensD. Rome

21. On the trip to Italy, where did Paul’s ship go after leaving Puteoli? (28:14)

A. SyracuseB. CorinthC. AthensD. Rome

22. From how far away did brethren come to see Paul when he arrived in Rome? (28:15)

A. Appii ForumB. Three InnsC. Appii Forum and Three InnsD. Jerusalem

22. From how far away did brethren come to see Paul when he arrived in Rome? (28:15)

A. Appii ForumB. Three InnsC. Appii Forum and Three InnsD. Jerusalem

23. When Paul arrived in Rome, what caused him to thank God and take courage? (28:15)

A. Brethren came to see him

B. The trip was overC. He had a visionD. The people fed him

23. When Paul arrived in Rome, what caused him to thank God and take courage? (28:15)

A. Brethren came to see him

B. The trip was overC. He had a visionD. The people fed him

24. Where did Paul stay after he arrived in Rome? (28:16)

A. By himself with the soldier who guarded him

B. With saintsC. In prisonD. Caesar’s palace

24. Where did Paul stay after he arrived in Rome? (28:16)

A. By himself with the soldier who guarded him

B. With saintsC. In prisonD. Caesar’s palace

25. Who stayed with Paul while he was in Rome? (28:16)

A. TimothyB. LukeC. A soldierD. Julius

25. Who stayed with Paul while he was in Rome? (28:16)

A. TimothyB. LukeC. A soldierD. Julius

26. Whom did Paul meet with three days after arriving in Rome? (28:17)

A. BelieversB. CaesarC. Leaders of the JewsD. Timothy

26. Whom did Paul meet with three days after arriving in Rome? (28:17)

A. BelieversB. CaesarC. Leaders of the JewsD. Timothy

27. What explanation did Paul give to the Jews in Rome for his appeal to Caesar? (28:18-19)

A. He did not get a fair trialB. The Jews in Jerusalem

objected to his being freedC. God told him to go to

RomeD. He feared for his life

27. What explanation did Paul give to the Jews in Rome for his appeal to Caesar? (28:18-19)

A. He did not get a fair trialB. The Jews in Jerusalem

objected to his being freedC. God told him to go to

RomeD. He feared for his life

28. What reason did Paul give the Jews in Rome for his wearing a chain? (28:20)

A. The soldier feared he would escape

B. The chain kept the soldier near himC. He wore the chain for the

hope of IsraelD. Roman law required him to

wear chains

28. What reason did Paul give the Jews in Rome for his wearing a chain? (28:20)

A. The soldier feared he would escape

B. The chain kept the soldier near himC. He wore the chain for the

hope of IsraelD. Roman law required him to

wear chains

29. Who sent letters to the Jews in Rome regarding Paul? (28:21)

A. No oneB. The PhariseesC. The SadduceesD. The Pharisees and

Sadducees

29. Who sent letters to the Jews in Rome regarding Paul? (28:21)

A. No oneB. The PhariseesC. The SadduceesD. The Pharisees and

Sadducees

30. Who in Rome wanted to hear the views of Paul? (28:22)

A. Leading JewsB. CaesarC. ChristiansD. Gentiles

30. Who in Rome wanted to hear the views of Paul? (28:22)

A. Leading JewsB. CaesarC. ChristiansD. Gentiles

31. Where in Rome did Paul address the leading Jews? (28:23)

A. The synagogueB. The Hall of TyrannusC. The place where he was stayingD. Caesar’s court

31. Where in Rome did Paul address the leading Jews? (28:23)

A. The synagogueB. The Hall of TyrannusC. The place where he was stayingD. Caesar’s court

32. What did Paul use to persuade the Jews when teaching them about Jesus? (28:23)

A. The words of JesusB. Signs and wondersC. The testimony of disciplesD. The Law of Moses and

the Prophets

32. What did Paul use to persuade the Jews when teaching them about Jesus? (28:23)

A. The words of JesusB. Signs and wondersC. The testimony of disciplesD. The Law of Moses and the Prophets

33. What did Paul testify about when he met with the leading Jews in Rome? (28:23)

A. The kingdom of GodB. The need for baptismC. Salvation of the JewsD. His love for them

33. What did Paul testify about when he met with the leading Jews in Rome? (28:23)

A. The kingdom of GodB. The need for baptismC. Salvation of the JewsD. His love for them

34. How did the leading Jews in Rome respond to the words of Paul? (28:24)

A. They laughedB. They were shockedC. Some were persuaded

and some disbelievedD. They cried out

34. How did the leading Jews in Rome respond to the words of Paul? (28:24)

A. They laughedB. They were shockedC. Some were persuaded and some disbelievedD. They cried out

35. Which prophet said, “Hearing you will hear, and shall not understand”? (28:25-26)

A. MosesB. IsaiahC. JeremiahD. David

35. Which prophet said, “Hearing you will hear, and shall not understand”? (28:25-26)

A. MosesB. IsaiahC. JeremiahD. David

36. Who spoke to the fathers of Israel through the prophet Isaiah? (28:25)

A. The Holy SpiritB. JesusC. AbrahamD. David

36. Who spoke to the fathers of Israel through the prophet Isaiah? (28:25)

A. The Holy SpiritB. JesusC. AbrahamD. David

37. Which of the following was not mentioned by Paul when he addressed the Jews in Rome? (28:23-28)

A. The kingdom of GodB. The hearts of the people were dullC. He was willing to give his own lifeD. Salvation has been sent to the Gentiles

37. Which of the following was not mentioned by Paul when he addressed the Jews in Rome? (28:23-28)

A. The kingdom of GodB. The hearts of the people were dullC. He was willing to give his own lifeD. Salvation has been sent to the Gentiles

38. How long did Paul stay in Rome? (28:30)

A. Two weeksB. Two monthsC. Two yearsD. Five years

38. How long did Paul stay in Rome? (28:30)

A. Two weeksB. Two monthsC. Two yearsD. Five years

39. What kind of living arrangements did Paul have while in Rome? (28:30)

A. He bought a houseB. He rented a houseC. He stayed with saintsD. He stayed in prison

39. What kind of living arrangements did Paul have while in Rome? (28:30)

A. He bought a houseB. He rented a houseC. He stayed with saintsD. He stayed in prison

40. Where was Paul able to teach “with all confidence, no one forbidding him”? (28:31)

A. JerusalemB. CorinthC. RomeD. Caesarea

40. Where was Paul able to teach “with all confidence, no one forbidding him”? (28:31)

A. JerusalemB. CorinthC. RomeD. Caesarea