BNT300-Final-Exam

Barnabus vouched for Saul of Tarsus.

Paul was glad to take John Mark on the second missionary journey.

Cornelius was a ____ who was unsympathetic towards the Jews.

Peter visited Cornelius at his home in Perea.

Dorcas was known as ____.

Pallas intervened with Nero to spare Felix life.

When his father died suddenly, ____ was only 7 years old.

Herod Agrippa II appears in the book of Acts as one of the rulers before whom Paul defended himself.

Paul opened his defense with an appeal to ____ of Roman customs.

Agrippa lived in Jerusalem for much of his last two decades.

James, the brother of John and the son of Zebedee is the main figure among the twelve Apostles.

James appears with his brother John few times in scriptures settings.

____ death is recorded in Acts 12:2.

John wrote the Gospel of John, and the 4 Epistles of John.

Paul’s family lived in the two worlds of Greek and Jewish culture.

While Paul was still a baby, the family moved to Jerusalem.

Stephen, to Paul, seemed determined to ____ the law and worship at the Holy Temple.

A broken law, a destroyed Temple, and an accursed Messiah to Paul this summarized the dangerous new sect.

Paul used his influence with the High Priest in Jerusalem to reach beyond the city to ____.

About A.D. 40, some 5 years after Jesus’ crucifixion, Paul was on his way to Damascus with letters from the High Priest.

Much detail is known of Paul’s work in those first 10 years after his conversion.

The problem of the relevance of the Gospel to Gentiles as well as Jews was a thorny ____ for the early Christian communities.

At Antioch of Syria, the gentiles were then accepted into the community by having themselves circumcised.

John Mark was an assistant to Paul and Barnabas on what was known as the second missionary journey.

Many responded to the message enthusiastically at Antioch, but others in the synagogue were outraged.

Pagan crowds in Lycaonia first thought that Paul and Barnabas were gods for what?

Titus, a young Greek convert became one of Paul’s most important co-workers.

Christian teachers from Judea vigorously challenged Paul’s understanding of the Gospel.

In Acts, Luke describes a general assembly of the Apostles and elders with speeches by Peter and James and a report of their work by Barnabus and Paul.

Paul, Silas, and Timothy traveled north into the interior cities of ____, then west into ____.

It is hard to understand the bitterness of the Jews who rejected Paul’s teaching and saw their synagogue communities torn asunder.

Paul preached briefly in Macedonia where he made a memorable speech concerning the unknown God to Greek philosophers.

Corinth proved to be a place of both conflict and profitable work for Paul.

Paul was a tent maker with Timothy.

What length of time did Paul work in Ephesus?

Paul’s anxiety for all the churches was fully relieved.

Before leaving for Rome, Paul decided to make a final visit to Jerusalem.

Agrippa was amazed at Paul’s audacity in trying to convert him.

Agrippa was amazed at Paul’s ____ in trying to ____ him.

Paul’s voyage to Rome started early in the year, nearing the time when the Mediterranean becomes too tempestuous for ship travel.

Paul was alone the ____ he was arrested and taken to Rome.

According to tradition, Paul was beheaded in Rome, though we have no exact record of it.

Simon was the son of ____.

Peter is Greek and Cephas is Aramaic for a rock.

Match these names with the language they come from

Peter was from Nazareth.

Name the inner circle of three.

Match the “great” in Peter’s life with the scripture reference.

Peter promptly rebuked Jesus over:

Jesus saw a combination of strength and weakness in Peter, but never wavered in His ____ of him.

Peter was not moved when the cock crowed the second time.

Peter was an unlikely candidate to lead a ____.

Peter was an unlikely candidate to lead a religious revolution.

It is likely that Peter was given a scholar’s advanced training in the Torah.

Peter was the first among the twelve and regularly acted as their spokesman.

Philip was one of the ____ chosen to help in the Early Church.

Philip provided housing for Paul and Luke during their visit to Caesarea.

Timothy joined Paul and Silas at Philippi and stayed in the home of Dorcas.

Both letters to the Thessalonians were penned while Paul was at Antioch.

The name Stephen is Hebrew.

Through a vote by the Apostles, seven men were chosen to make the distribution fair to all.

Stephen denounced his hearers as ____ people, uncircumcised in heart and ears.

The death of Stephen marked the end of persecution directed primarily against Hellenist believers.

List the key word of Acts chapter 1.

Give the most striking fact of chapter 3 that proved they were fighting against God:

In the characters of chapter 5, what man warned the Jews?

What number was the persecution that came about in chapter 6?

Who was healed and who was raised from the dead in chapter 9?

The Holy Spirit coming upon Gentile believers was a significant event in chapter 8.

The resurrection of Jesus Christ was great proof, confirmation and ratification.

Mission work took a turn in chapter 16 because of what?

The doctrine of Christ does not fear what?

Man often ____ to ____ at the revealing of future events by the Holy Spirit.

Who were the “dignitaries” of chapter 26?

What was the text Paul stuck with to the very end?