Final Flashcards
Having their feet shod with the preparation of the gospel of peace they were ready to preach only at regular announced hours.
False
Peter and 6 Jewish brethren who went to Caesarea were convinced that God had filled Cornelius and his household with the Holy Ghost because they heard them speak with other tongues, just as had the Jews when God poured out the Holy Ghost on the Day of Pentecost.
True
The physical healing of the lame man was a symbol of the spiritual healing that every spiritually sick and crippled sinner may receive from the Lord.
True
Only the miraculous power of God can fully restore the diseased in soul and body.
True
The Lord poured out the Holy Ghost upon Cornelius, his household, relatives, and friends even before Peter had concluded his message.
True
God, by the means of the new birth of His Spirit, can re-create men into new creatures in righteousness and true holiness.
True
Peter and John let the crowd believe that they had healed the lame man
False
In Acts 10:9-16, Peter’s vision was repeated 3 times to impress its importance upon him.
True
By earnest and effectual prayer, our own minds and attitudes of faith are changed.
True
Dorcus was a sketchy saint of unworthy character
False
Peter began his message in Acts 10:34-43 by acknowledging that he had learned that God did not regard all people alike.
False
After the trial of Peter and John in Acts 4, the rulers threatened them and sentenced them to jail.
False
Saul of Tarsus honestly believed Jesus to be an imposter and thought that he was fighting on God’s side against heresy.
True
The Lord never sends one down a blind alley, but success is assured when His voice is fully obeyed
True
The apostles saw themselves as a continuation of the OT plan or the fulfillment of it.
True
As demonstrated through Ananias and Sapphira, the desire for the praise of men more than for the praise of God is the seed of Hypocrisy.
True
The 2nd persecution as found in Acts 5:17-28 was the Release of the apostles.
True
God opened the prison doors by a miracle and sent the apostles back to the Temple to continue preaching.
True
After the death of Stephen, Saul persecuted the church with greater fury than ever.
True
It was the human power of the apostles and disciples that made them bold.
False
In Acts 7, the religious leaders hated Stephen because their own works were evil and his were righteous.
True
In Acts 9, the miracle of the raising of Dorcas was a testimony by which many were made to believe in the Lord.
True
Peter had once denied the Lord in the presence of a servant girl, and he was again weak in the presence of these rulers, according to Acts 5.
False
A revelation of the presence of God makes mortal men conscious of their own helplessness and sinful, undone condition
True
When God’s saints are led by His Spirit, they have his protection and need not fear men.
True
In Acts 5:34-42, God used Gamaliel, the great doctor of the law of Moses, to hold back the murderous intent against the apostles.
True
In Acts 9:20-25, the natural law that one reaps what he sows runs through every facet of human experience, hence it was inevitable that Saul should reap some of the seeds of persecution
True
The full redemptive transaction of the Lord Jesus Christ was optional for our salvation
False
Personal evangelism is not an important part of the Lord’s work.
False