Acts: The Gospel Moves Out part 3 Flashcards

1
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What happened in Paul’s second journey to Asia, Mysia, and Bithynia?

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THe Spirit closed doors and they could no longer go there; but Paul is active and chose to head next to Macedonia

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Who does Paul convert in Philippi?

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Lydia, the first european convert; may have been a Gentile God fearer, prominent, not married

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What happens when Paul exorcises a slave girl in Philippi?

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The owners lost money from it and they throw Paul and Silas into jail

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True or False. Paul and Silas are rescued from jail miraculously?

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True. and the jailers whole family is saved

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After he freeing from jail in Philippi what does Paul do that he could have done before?

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Declares his Roman Citizenship; did not before because it would have hindered the gospel

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True or False. Paul spends a lot of time in Thessalonica?

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False. Paul spends a short time but the church still grows

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What distinct quality did the Bereans have?

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They studeied the scriptures every day

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Where does Paul give his most famous sermon and where?

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In Athens at the agora

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9
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What is Corinth known for?

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its low morals and rampant prostitution

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10
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What was Paul’s other trade?

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tent making

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11
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Who is Paul mentored by in Corinth?

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Aquila and Priscilla

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Paul and Gallio, what is their relationship?

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Gallio was a Roman proconsul in Corinth who disputes with Paul and has him beaten

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Why doe Paul cut his hair?

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a vow Paul had made, maybe a thanksgiving offering

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14
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How long does Paul stay in Ephesus?

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almost 3 years

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True or False. In Ephesus 12 men also have a pentecostal experience.

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True; this is the third and final place in Acts where speaking in tongues appears

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16
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Why are Paul’s miracles so impactful to Ephesus?

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It is a city that formed the center of practice for ancient magic thus, Paul’s magical miracles seem to convince

17
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What Parallels to Jesus does Paul have in his last days in Ephesus?

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Paul sets his face towards Jersualem (Rome)

18
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Who is Demetrius?

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Demetrius is a union leader who tries to complain about Paul but really an economic issues drives his anger

19
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What happens in acts 20?

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Paul revisits churches and gathers delegates

20
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What happened to Eutychus?

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Grows sleepy during one of Pauls’ sermons and falls asleep and falls out of a window, Paul “raises” him to life

21
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True or False. Paul never delivers a message to an existing group of Christians.

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False, he does to the Ephesian elders telling them that he had completed his job faithfully in preaching the word to them

22
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True or False. Jesus saidL It is more blessed to give than to receive.

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Both, not in Gospels but Paul says it is of Jesus

23
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What 10 Christian princples come from Pauls SL

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1.focus on serving Christ 2. empowering others to serve 3. mentoring 4. dealing with the toughest issues personally 5. a focus on responsibility of churches 6. leading by persuasion and modeling 7. leadership training 8. person orientation rather than a product orientation 9. multicultural contextualization 10. finishing well

24
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What is Agabus’ prophecy in Acts 11?

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That Paul will be handed over to Gentiles in Jerusalem

25
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Why is Paul arrested in Jerusalem?

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Belivers think Paul is preaching Jews to abandon the Law and forbidding circumcision, and Paul takes a Gentile into the temple area reserved for jews

26
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In Acts 21-22 what does Paul do with his many languages?

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He speaks multiple languages to adress many crowds while being arrested; used Greek to speak to soldiers, Aramaic for crowd and uses Roman citienship to avoid flogging

27
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Where is Paul sent on Trial first?

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IN front of Sanhedrin speaks of resurrection of the dead knowing Pharisees and Sadducees disagree on life after death

28
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What does commander Lysias do?

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Lysias arranged for Paul to be whisked off in the night to Felix to avoid death

29
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What hard place is Felix in?

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Does not see Paul guilty but wants to please Rome while not alienating Jews who would revolt

30
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True or False. Festus replaces Felix because Felix was too kind

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True

31
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Who wants to hear Paul speak for fun?

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Agrippa II, Jew descendent. Paul tries to get Agrippa to acknowledge his sympathies with Jews by accepting testimony of prophets which are fulfilled in Christ

32
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What happens on the island of Malta?

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they hate Paul at first and he is bit by a sniper meaning Paul must have been bad to deserve it, but when Paul doesn’t die the people want to dify him

33
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Does Paul do healings on Malta?

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Yes, he heals the leading official and others

34
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What are Paul’s conditions in ROme?

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In house arrest, could summon people to him, write letters, is there for two years.

35
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What does Luke want to highlight in last verses of acts?

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Even under house arrest the gospel message still changed people and went forward

36
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What are some applications?

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  1. place new believers in churches
  2. church is not about programs but people
  3. Acts church does not have to be replicated but serving the poor and meeting physical/spiritual needs is
  4. Church should unite Jew and Gentile
  5. Witness near home, not always far away