Matching Flashcards

1
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Writer of the Psalms quoted in regard to filling Judas’ apostleship

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David

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2
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region between Judea and Galilee

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Samaria

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3
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Mother of Jesus

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Mary

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4
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enrolled as the 12th apostle

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Matthias

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5
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place from which Jesus ascended

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Olivet

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6
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“friend of God”; Luke wrote Acts to him

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Theophilus

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7
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agent in the baptism of John

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John the Baptist

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8
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“field of blood”; ground bought with Judas’ betrayal money

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Akeldama

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9
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one of the 2 nominated to fill Judas’ apostleship, but not chosen

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Joseph Barsabbas (Justus)

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10
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geographical area in which Jerusalem was located

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Judea

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11
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where the lame man in acts 3 was healed

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Beautiful Gate

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12
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2 members of Annas’ family

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John & Alexander

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13
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among those responsible for Peter & John’s arrest in Acts 3-4

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Sadducees

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14
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warned Peter and John to stop preaching

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Sanhedrin

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15
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where Peter’s 2nd sermon was preached

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Solomon’s Portico

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16
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called “high priest” by Luke

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Annas

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17
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3:00pm

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ninth hour

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18
Q

group who believed in the resurrection

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Phariseess

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19
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son-in-law of Annas

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Caiaphas

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20
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conspirator who lied to the Holy Spirit

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Ananias

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21
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political group who wanted to overthrow Roman control

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zealots

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22
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group who was puzzled at the apostles’ disappearance

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captain of the temple guard

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23
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coconspirator who lied to Peter

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Sapphira

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24
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place where believers met to worship and to see God work through the apostles

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Solomon’s Colonnade

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25
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something that people would bring their sick to lie near where it passed

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Peter’s shadow

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26
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Levite from Cyprus who was generous

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Joseph Barnabas

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27
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honored teacher and pharisaic member of the Sanhedrin

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Gamaliel

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28
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leader (of 400 men) who was destroyed

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Theudas

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29
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leader of a religious and nationalist revolt against Rome that was crushed

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Judas the Galilean

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30
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preached as an itinerant evangelist from Azotus to Caesarea

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Philip

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31
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the practice of trying to buy or sell a church office for money

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simony

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32
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passage in Isaiah from which Philip began to witness to the Ethiopian eunuch

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Servant Song

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33
Q

were scattered throughout all Judea and Samaria

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all except the apostlesn

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34
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native of the Cilician city of Tarsus

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Saul

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35
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bewitched Samaritans with magic for a long period of time

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Simon

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36
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native of Cyprus who befriended Saul

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Barnabas

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37
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sent Peter & John to Samaria

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apostles in Jerusalem

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38
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treasurer of Ethiopia under Queen Candace

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the eunuch

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39
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granted authorization for seizing and detaining people who were suspected of belonging to “the Way”

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high priest

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40
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a believer in Damascus commissioned by the Lord for a special ministry

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Ananias

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41
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subject of Saul’s preaching

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Jesus as the Son of God

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42
Q

conspired to kill Saul

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the Jews

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43
Q

employed to aid Saul’s escape from Damascus

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a basket

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44
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were afraid of Saul even after his reported conversion

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disciples in Jerusalem

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45
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a trusted personal servant of Herod Agrippa I

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Blastus

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46
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returned to Antioch with Barnabas and Saul when their mission to Jerusalem was complete

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John Mark

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47
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struck down Herod because of blasphemy

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angel of the Lord

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48
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responded to a critical need of the believers living in Judea

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the Antioch church

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49
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one of a group of prophets who came to Antioch from Jerusalem

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Agabus

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50
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one of the chief meeting places of believers from the Jerusalem church

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house of Mary, Mark’s mother

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51
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became the first apostle to die a martyr’s death

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James, the son of Zebedee

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52
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headed an Antiochan relief delegation to Jerusalem

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Barnabas and Saul

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53
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charged with the security of an important prisoner

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16 soldiers

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54
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had angered Herod and were anxious to make peace with him

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people of Tyre and Sidon

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55
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preached the message of Jesus only to Jews in Phoenicia, Cyprus, and Antioch

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those scattered by the persecution in connection with Stephen

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56
Q

experienced a supernatural deliverance on the eve of his execution

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Peter

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57
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was the first to see Peter after his deliverance from prison and was “shocked”

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Rhoda

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58
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began sharing Christ with Gentiles in Antioch and thus began the work there

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men of Cyprus and Cyrene

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59
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was brought from Tarsus to Antioch to co-pastor the church in Antioch

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Saul

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60
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appointed by the Jerusalem church to make an official visit to the church at Antioch

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Barnabas

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61
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prayed earnestly to God for Peter during his imprisonment

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the Jerusalem church

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62
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emperor who ruled during the great famine

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Claudius

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62
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executed James, arrested Peter, made an oration at Caesarea, and was killed suddenly

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Herod Agrippa I

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63
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the presiding elder of the Jerusalem church and considered by Paul as a standing equal to the apostles

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James, the Lord’s brother

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64
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owned the home in Jerusalem where Paul stayed (he was a Cypriot Jew)

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Mnason

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65
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Paid for the sacrifices and purification rites of four men who were under a Nazarite vow

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Paul

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66
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The “pillar” of the Jerusalem church who presided over meetings of the church elders

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James

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67
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Started a riot in the temple, claiming Paul had defiled the Holy Place

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Jews from Asia

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68
Q

Word of cheer and encouragement that informed Paul he
must testify in Rome

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the 4th supernatural visitation

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69
Q

Leader of four thousand men of the Assassins whose movement was crushed and who was forced into hiding

A

the Egyptian

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70
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Prophet from Judea who prophesied of Paul’s
forthcoming imprisonment

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Agabus

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71
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Military tribune who commanded a cohort of Roman troops in the fortress of Antonia

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Claudius Lysias

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72
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Was called a “whited wall” by Paul after he ordered Paul to be struck (contrary to the law)

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Ananias

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73
Q

Overheard plans of a Jewish conspiracy against his famous uncle

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nephew of Paul

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74
Q

Procurator of Judea when Paul was first imprisoned

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Felix

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75
Q

Plotted and conspired with the Sanhedrin to
assassinate Paul

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the 40 (approximately)

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76
Q

Home of Philip the evangelist

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Caesarea

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77
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Believed in angels, spirits, and the resurrection

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Pharisees

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78
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Denied the existence of angels, spirits, and any resurrection

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Sadducees

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79
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a Roman province under Felix’ jurisdiction and home of Paul

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Cilicia

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80
Q

Should have brought evidence of charges against Paul since they originally accused him

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Jews from Asia

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81
Q

Succeeded to procuratorship of Judea after Felix

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Porcius Festus

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82
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An advocate retained by the Jews to prosecute Paul

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Tertullus

83
Q

An expert or authority on the Jewish religion

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Herod Agrippa II

84
Q

Said, “You can easily verify . . . that I went up to
Jerusalem to worship”

A

Paul

85
Q

Descriptive term Paul used of the ones who worship the God of their fathers but who are called a sect by enemies

A

the Way

86
Q

The resurrection of the dead

A

message shouted by Paul to the Sanhedrin

87
Q

Accused as the ringleader of the Nazarene sect

A

Paul

88
Q

Ordered a postponement of trial until Lysias came
to Caesarea

A

Felix

89
Q

Wife of Felix and younger sister of Bernice

A

Drusilla

90
Q

Urgently requested Festus to have Paul transferred to
Jerusalem for trial

A

chief priests and Jewish leaders

91
Q

Said, “I told them it was not the Roman custom to hand
over any man before he has faced his accusers.”

A

Porcius Festus

92
Q

Sister of King Herod Agrippa II

A

Bernice

93
Q

Said, “You are out of your mind, Paul! Your great
learning is driving you insane.”

A

Porcius Festus

94
Q

Said, “Do you think that in such a short time you can
persuade me to be a Christian?”

A

Herod Agrippa II

95
Q

Said, “This man could have been set free, if he had not
appealed to Caesar.”

A

Herod Agrippa II

96
Q

The promise believers are hoping to see fulfilled as they
earnestly serve God night and day

A

the resurrection of the dead

97
Q

Was afraid as Paul spoke about faith in Jesus and about
righteousness, self-control, and judgment

A

Felix

98
Q

Went to Caesarea with some of the elders and a lawyer to appear as part of the prosecution

A

Ananias

99
Q

region in S Galatia where Lystra and Derbe were located

A

Lycaonia

100
Q

foster brother or one brought up with Herod

A

Manaen

101
Q

last city evangelized in S Galatia

A

Derbe

102
Q

sorcerer at Paphos

A

Bar-Jesus Elymas

103
Q

head of the gods; Barnabas was identified with him

A

Zeus

104
Q

port city for Antioch, Syria

A

Seleucia

105
Q

port city in Pamphylia, from which Barnabas and Paul returned to Antioch

A

Attalia

106
Q

place from which Luke summarized Paul’s sermon in the synagogue

A

Antioch of Pisidia

107
Q

spokesman for Zeus; Paul was identified with him

A

Hermes

108
Q

region near Antioch of S Galatia

A

Pisidia

109
Q

island first visited by Barnabas and Saul

A

Cyprus

110
Q

place where Paul nearly lost his life through stoning

A

Lystra

111
Q

probably dark-skinned; member of “prophets and teachers” at Antioch

A

Simeon Niger

112
Q

Roman province in which Perga was located

A

Pamphylia

113
Q

city Barnabas and Paul visited in E Cyprus

A

Salamis

114
Q

city Barnabas and Paul visited in W Cyprus

A

Paphos

115
Q

second city evangelized by Paul and Barnabas in S Galatia

A

Iconium

116
Q

city from which John Mark deserted

A

Perga

117
Q

proconsul of Cyprus

A

Sergius Paulus

118
Q

member of Antioch “prophets and teachers” from N Africa

A

Lucius of Cyrene

119
Q

emperor who expelled Jews from Rome

A

Claudius

120
Q

Areopagite who believed in Christ

A

Dionysius

121
Q

believed in pantheism, lived with apathy

A

Stoic

122
Q

proconsul of Achaia who freed Paul

A

Gallio

123
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A
124
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A
125
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A
126
Q

believed the premise, “eat, drink, and be merry”

A

Epicurean

126
Q

Corinthian synagogue ruler who persecuted Paul

A

Sosthenes

126
Q

believer at thessalonica before whose house a crowd demonstrated

A

Jason

127
Q

woman believer at Athens

A

Damaris

128
Q

husband of Priscilla

A

Aquila

129
Q

wife of tent maker, herself a tent maker

A

Priscilla

130
Q

first ruler of the Corinthian synagogue to believe in Christ

A

Crispus

131
Q

first convert of Paul in Europe

A

Lydia

132
Q

God-fearer at Corinth who believed in whose house, next door to the synagogue, the church met

A

Titius Justus

133
Q

seaport city for Philippi

A

Neapolis

134
Q

province in which Athens and Corinth were located

A

Achaia

135
Q

queen city of Asian province

A

Ephesus

136
Q

northern area to which Paul headed after being forbidden to speak the Word in Asia

A

Bithynia

137
Q

associated w Galatia as region through which Paul traveled after revisiting churches of S Galatia

A

Phrygia

138
Q

Paul was opposite this area when he changed directions and went to Troas

A

Mysia

139
Q

city where Paul received Macedonian vision

A

TroasE

140
Q

Eastern seaport city of Corinth

A

Cenchreae

141
Q

province in which churches were founded on the first missionary journey

A

Galatia

142
Q

mountainous island nearly a mile in altitude that Paul passed on way to Philippi

A

Samothrace

143
Q

first city in Europe where Paul ministered

A

Philippi

144
Q

n grecian province in which Philippi, Thessalonica, and Berea were located

A

Macedonia

145
Q

Mars Hill, intellectual court of Athens

A

Aeropagus

146
Q

town immediately east of Thessalonica, through which Paul passed when he came from Philippi

A

Apollonia

147
Q

city in Asia from which Lydia came

A

Thyatira

148
Q

place where Paul spent 3 sabbaths in the synagogue proving Jesus as the Christ

A

Thessalonica

149
Q

world’s leading intellectual city, ministered in by Paul

A

Athens

150
Q

where the synagogue eagerly studied the Scriptures to see if Paul’s message was true

A

Berea

151
Q

area from which Aquila was a native

A

Pontus

152
Q

from Berea, accompanied Paul on the trip to Jerusalem

A

Sopater

153
Q

fell out the window at Troas

A

Eutychus

154
Q

like Aristarchus, from Thessalonica, accompanied Paul on the trip to Jerusalem

A

Secundus

155
Q

“chief priest” with 7 sons at Ephesus

A

Sceva

156
Q

from Derbe, dragged to Ephesian amphitheater, went with Paul to Jerusalem

A

Gaius

157
Q

preached at Ephesus, instructed by Priscilla and Aquila

A

Apollos

158
Q

like Trophimus, from Asia, accompanied Paul on the trip to Jerusalem

A

Tychicus

159
Q

sent with Timothy from Ephesus to Macedonia after believers burned occultic material at Ephesus

A

Erastus

160
Q

silversmith who incited Ephesian riot

A

Demetrius

161
Q

like Tychicus, from Asia, accompanied Paul on the trip to Jerusalem

A

Trophimus

162
Q

Jewish spokesman whom the crowd shouted down at the Ephesian amphitheater

A

Alexander

163
Q

from Thessalonica, dragged to Ephesian amphitheater, went with Paul to Jerusalem

A

Aristarchus

164
Q

place between Assos and Miletus where Paul’s ship passed

A

Samos, Chios, Mitylene

165
Q

officials at Ephesus who begged Paul not to go to the amphitheater

A

Asiarchs

166
Q

place where Paul’s ship sailed after leaving Troas

A

Assos

167
Q

location where Paul reached 5 days after sailing from Philippi

A

Troas

168
Q

place where Paul taught disciples for 2 years while at Ephesus

A

Hall of Tyrannus

169
Q

place where Paul bade farewell to the Ephesian elders

A

Miletus

170
Q

city official who calmed amphitheater crowd in Ephesus

A

town clerk

171
Q

Apollos’ home city

A

Alexandria

172
Q

city where Paul met believers on his one day stay upon leaving Tyre

A

Ptolemais

173
Q

governor to whom Claudius Lysias sent Paul

A

Felix

174
Q

where Paul stayed at Philip’s house, and city where he was imprisoned at Herod’s palace

A

Caesarea

175
Q

port stop after leaving Miletus

A

Cos

176
Q

port stop at city with same name as island on which it was located

A

Rhodes

177
Q

where Paul found a ship going to Phoenicia

A

Patara

178
Q

tribune who rescued Paul from the temple mob

A

Claudius Lysias

179
Q

city where 400 footmen turned back after escorting Paul by night from Jerusalem

A

Antipatris

180
Q

high priest who ordered Paul to be struck

A

Ananias

181
Q

believer from Cyprus in whose home Paul stayed in Jerusalem

A

Mnason

182
Q

city where believers through (on account of) the Spirit told Paul not to go to Jerusalem

A

Tyre

183
Q

area in which Tyre and Sidon were located

A

Phoenicia

184
Q

small island that afforded wind protection to secure Paul’s ship

A

clauda

185
Q

Eastern port on Sicily where the Twin Figures ship stopped after leaving Malta

A

Syracuse

186
Q

town 33 miles outside Rome where Roman Christians met Paul

A

Three Taverns

187
Q

from Thessalonica, a companion of Paul and Luke on the voyage to Rome

A

Aristarchus

188
Q

150 miles south of Rome; Paul stayed 7 days with disciples

A

Puteoli

189
Q

shipwrecked by the storm at sea

A

ship of Alexandria

190
Q

ship that Paul and company took from Caesarea

A

ship of Adramyttius

191
Q

on Southwestern tip of Asia Minor from which the Alexandrian ship headed southwest instead of due west

A

Cnidus

192
Q

island on which Paul’s ship wrecked

A

Malta

193
Q

town 43 miles outside rome where Roman Christians met Paul

A

form of appius

194
Q

quicksands off N Africa

A

syrtis

195
Q

name of ship on which Paul and company left from Malta

A

Twin Figures

196
Q

chief official of Malta, whose father was healed through Paul’s laying on of hands

A

Publius

197
Q

centurion in charge of Paul

A

Julius

198
Q

port where the ship captain and owner proposed that they winter after leaving Fair Havens

A

Phoenix

199
Q

point at which Paul’s ship docked on the island of Crete

A

Fair Havens

200
Q

city on southern tip of Italy that Paul passed on the way to Puteoli

A

rhegium

201
Q

point at which Paul and company changed from the ship of Adramyttium to the ship from Alexandria

A

myra in lycia

202
Q

island where Paul had recommended that the ship stay during winter

A

crete

203
Q

name of special troops in Caesar’s army to which Julius belonged

A

Augustan Cohort

204
Q
A