Acts-Dig Site 19-Blue

Question 1

1. Who was Julius? (27:1)
2. The man that Paul and some other prisoners were handed over to
3. A centurion
4. A member of the Imperial Regiment
5. All of the above

Answer 1

4. All of the above

Question 2

2. When Paul’s ship started out, why was it dangerous to sail? (27:9)
3. Because it was after the Day of Atonement
4. Because it was too warm outside
5. Because it was too cold outside
6. Because there was no captain onboard

Answer 2

1. Because it was after the Day of Atonement

Question 3

3. What did Paul warn the sailors? (27:9-10)
4. That God was against this voyage
5. That they would be sorry for taking on so many prisoners
6. That the voyage would be disastrous
7. That they would all die

Answer 3

3. That the voyage would be disastrous

Question 4

4. Whose advice did the centurion follow? (27:11)
5. The advice of the pilot and the owner of the ship
6. The advice of the centurion’s wife
7. The advice of Paul
8. His own advice

Answer 4

1. The advice of the pilot and the owner of the ship

Question 5

5. Where did the majority on board hope to winter the ship? (27: 12)
6. Phoenix
7. Macedonia
8. Fair Havens
9. Salmone

Answer 5

1. Phoenix

Question 6

6. What was the wind of hurricane force called? (27:14)
7. A typhoon
8. The Northeaster
9. A waterspout
10. “The Great Storm”

Answer 6

2. The Northeaster

Question 7

7. What did the sailors do with the boat when it was caught in a storm? (27:17-19)
8. They passed ropes under the ship to hold it together.
9. “They lowered the sea anchor and let the ship be driven along.”
10. They threw the cargo and tackle overboard.
11. All of the above

Answer 7

4. All of the above

Question 8

8. When did the sailors give up all hope of being saved (27:20)
9. “When they threw the ship’s tackle overboard”
10. “When neither sun nor stars appeared for many days and the storm continued raging”
11. “When an angel of death appeared”
12. “When the ship broke into pieces”

Answer 8

2. “When neither sun nor stars appeared for many days and the storm continued raging”

Question 9

9. What did the angel of God tell Paul on the ship? (27:23-24)
10. “‘Do not be afraid.”’
11. “‘You must stand trial before Caesar.”’
12. “‘God has graciously given you the lives of all who sail with you.”’
13. All of the above

Answer 9

4. All of the above

Question 10

10. On the ship, what did Paul have faith in? (27:25)
11. In their sailing abilities
12. That they would surely perish
13. In God that it would happen just as He told him
14. That something great was going to happen in Israel

Answer 10

3. In God that it would happen just as He told him

Question 11

11. Why did Paul urge everyone on the ship to keep up their courage? (27:22-25)
12. Because not one of them would be lost
13. Because an angel told him everyone on board would be saved
14. Because Paul had faith in God, that what He told him would come true
15. All of the above

Answer 11

4. All of the above

Question 12

12. When did Paul urge everyone on board to eat? (27:33)
13. Around noon
14. Before bedtime
15. When the sun was setting
16. Just before dawn

Answer 12

4. Just before dawn

Question 13

13. On the ship, what did Paul do with the bread? (27:35)
14. He gave thanks to God in front of everyone.
15. He broke it.
16. He began to eat it.
17. All of the above

Answer 13

4. All of the above

Question 14

14. When did the sailors throw the grain overboard? (27:38)
15. On the first day of the journey
16. On the third day
17. After they had eaten as much as they wanted
18. Right before they landed in Rome

Answer 14

3. After they had eaten as much as they wanted

Question 15

15. What happened when “they hoisted the foresail to the wind and made for the beach”? (27:40-41)
16. “The ship struck a sandbar and ran aground.”
17. “The bow stuck fast and would not move.”
18. “The stern was broken to pieces by the pounding of the surf.”
19. All of the above

Answer 15

4. All of the above

Question 16

16. Why did the soldiers plan to kill the prisoners? (27:42)
17. “To keep them from rioting”
18. “To prevent any of them from swimming away and escaping”
19. “To lighten the load of the ship”
20. “To protect themselves from harm”

Answer 16

2. “To prevent any of them from swimming away and escaping”

Question 17

17. Who kept the soldiers from carrying out their plan to kill the prisoners on board? (27:42-43)
18. Paul
19. The owner of the ship
20. The island people
21. The centurion

Answer 17

4. The centurion

Question 18

18. How did everyone on board reach land? (27:43-44)
19. Some swam and some held onto planks or other parts of the ship.
20. Some rode in the lifeboat.
21. The boat landed safely; so they just walked off.
22. All of the above

Answer 18

1. Some swam and some held onto planks or other parts of the ship.

Question 19

19. Finish this verse: “Let us hold unswervingly to the hope we profess, … “ (Hebrews 10:23)
20. ” … for life is short.”
21. ” … for you cannot put your hope in people.”
22. ” … for he who promised is faithful.”
23. ” … for you never know what may happen tomorrow.”

Answer 19

3. ” … for he who promised is faithful.”

Question 20

20. How many people were on board the ship? (27:37)
21. 40
22. 137
23. 276
24. 382

*Adapted from Red Level

Answer 20

3. 276