Acts-Dig Site 12-Blue Flashcards
1
Q
- What did Paul do in the synagogue in Thessalonica? (17:1-3)
- He reasoned with them from the Scriptures.
- He explained and proved that Jesus had to suffer and rise from the dead.
- He said, “‘This Jesus I am proclaiming to you is the Messiah.”’
- All of the above
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- All of the above
2
Q
- In Thessalonica, what did some of the Jews do because they were jealous? (17:5)
- They repented and were baptized.
- They beat up Paul and Silas.
- They formed a mob and started a riot in the city.
- They sent their high priest to prison.
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- They formed a mob and started a riot in the city.
3
Q
- What did the Jews in Thessalonica accuse Paul and Silas of doing? (17:6-7)
- Defying Caesar’s decrees, saying that there is another king
- Harboring enemies among them
- Visiting the homes of sinners
- Performing miracles on the Sabbath
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- Defying Caesar’s decrees, saying that there is another king
4
Q
- What happened to Jason and the others after they posted bond? (17:9)
- They were let go.
- They were stoned.
- They were exiled.
- Their homes were destroyed.
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- They were let go.
5
Q
- What did Paul and Silas do upon arriving in Berea? (17:10)
- Sought out a hiding place
- Went to the Jewish synagogue
- Preached along the streets
- Spread rumors about the Thessalonians
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- Went to the Jewish synagogue
6
Q
- How did the Berean Jews receive the message? (17:11)
- With anger
- With extreme caution
- With closed-off minds
- With great eagerness
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- With great eagerness
7
Q
- What did the Jews in Thessalonica do when they learned that Paul was preaching the word of God at Berea? (17:13)
- Some of them went to Berea too.
- They agitated the crowds in Berea.
- They stirred up the crowds in Berea.
- All of the above
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- All of the above
8
Q
- Where was Paul sent while Silas and Timothy stayed at Berea? (17:14-15)
- To Jerusalem
- To Thessalonica
- To Athens
- To Lystra
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- To Athens
9
Q
- When were Silas and Timothy to join Paul in Athens? (17:15)
- In a month
- At sunset
- The next day
- As soon as possible
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- As soon as possible
10
Q
- What did Paul feel when he saw that Athens was full of idols? (17:16)
- Distress
- Joy
- Relief
- Intense anger
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- Distress
11
Q
- What did the group of philosophers in Athens think Paul was doing? (17:18)
- Trying to stir up trouble
- Advocating foreign gods
- Preaching the truth
- Teaching
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- Advocating foreign gods
12
Q
- Why did the Epicurean and Stoic philosophers think Paul was supporting foreign gods? (17:18)
- Because “he was worshiping in the foreign gods’ temple”
- “Because he was preaching about foreign gods”
- Because he “was preaching the good news about Jesus and the resurrection”
- All of the above
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- Because he “was preaching the good news about Jesus and the resurrection”
12
Q
- What did all the Athenians and the foreigners who lived there spend their time doing? (17:21)
- “Talking about and listening to the latest ideas”
- “Whatever they pleased”
- “Worshiping their idols”
- “Entertaining guests”
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- “Talking about and listening to the latest ideas”
13
Q
- How did Paul know that the people of Athens were very religious? (17:22-23)
- He ‘“found an altar with this inscription: TO AN UNKNOWN GOD.”’
- “They had pictures of Jesus on the walls.”
- “They obeyed the Law and the Prophets.”
- He ‘“found proof that Jesus had been there.”’
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- He ‘“found an altar with this inscription: TO AN UNKNOWN GOD.”’
14
Q
- How does Paul describe God in Athens? (17:24)
- As a jealous God
- As a God who is mean
- As the Lord of heaven and earth
- As an angry God
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- As the Lord of heaven and earth
15
Q
- Who gives everyone life, breath, and everything else? (17:25)
- Paul
- God
- Zeus
- Athena
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- God
16
Q
- What do we do because of God? (17:28)
- We live.
- We move.
- We have our being.
- All of the above
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- All of the above
17
Q
- What should we do since we are God’s offspring? (17:29)
- Not think that God is an image made by human design
- Worship an unknown god
- Believe in any other god
- All of the above
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- Not think that God is an image made by human design
18
Q
- For what has God set a day? (17:31)
- “‘When he will flood the whole earth’”
- “‘When he will judge the world with justice”’
- ‘“When he will prove his power’”
- All of the above
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- “‘When he will judge the world with justice”’
19
Q
- How has God given proof that He has set a day when He will judge the world with justice? (17:31)
- By raising Jesus from the dead
- By giving Paul the words to say
- By offering judgment on earth
- By telling us when He will come again
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- By raising Jesus from the dead