Red Dig Site 19 Flashcards
Who were Paul and some other prisoners handed over to? (27:1)
- A centurion named Julius
- The captain of the temple guard
- The whole Imperial Regiment.
1. A centurion named Julius
What did the sailors do ‘because they were afraid they would run aground on the sandbars of Syrtis’? (27:17)
- Lowered the sea anchor,
- Let the ship be driven along.
- Both answers are correct.
3. Both answers are correct.
When did Paul’s ship begin sailing? (27:9)
- After Pentecost
- After the Day of Atonement
- In December.
2. After the Day of Atonement
How was the battering from the storm described? (27:18)
- Violent
- Mild
- A little rough.
1. Violent
Who warned that the voyage would be disastrous and bring great loss? (27:9-10)
- Julius
- The pilot and the owner of the ship
- Paul
3. Paul
What did the sailors throw overboard on the third day? (27:19)
- Their weapons
- The ship’s tackle
- The food.
2. The ship’s tackle
Why did the majority of the sailors decide to sail on? (27:12)
- They did not want to lose any time,
- The harbor was unsuitable to winter in
- The weather forecast was good.
2. The harbor was unsuitable to winter in
What did the sailors do to protect the ship? (27:17-19)
- They used ropes to hold it together.
- They lowered the anchor and threw the cargo and tackle overboard.
- Both answers are correct.
3. Both answers are correct.
They used ropes to hold it together, They lowered the anchor and threw the cargo and tackle overboard.
What swept down from the island of Crete? (27:14)
3. Both answers are correct.
What happened when neither sun nor stars appeared for many days? (27:20)
- The storm stopped
- The sailors gave up all hope of being saved.
- The ship was overturned.
2. The sailors gave up all hope of being saved.
What did Paul urge the men to do after they lost hope of being saved? (27:20, 22)
- Keep up their courage
- Turn around and sail home,
- Send out a call for help.
1. Keep up their courage
What message from an angel did Paul bring to the men on the ship? (27:22-24)
- No one will be lost,
- ‘Only the ship will be destroyed.’
- Both answers are correct.
3. Both answers are correct.
No one will be lost, ‘Only the ship will be destroyed.’
Who had stood beside Paul and told him not to be afraid? (27:23-24)
- An angel of God
- The centurion named Julius,
- The Holy Spirit.
1. An angel of God
The centurion named Julius, The Holy Spirit.
On the ship, what did Paul have faith in? (27:25)
- That everyone on board would die, but him,
- That they would be attacked by the islanders.
- In God, that everything would happen just as He told him
3. In God, that everything would happen just as He told him
How long had everyone on the boat gone without food? (27:33)
- For three days,
- For fourteen days
- For three weeks
2. For fourteen days
For three days, For three weeks.
How many people were on board the ship? (27:37)
- 40
- 137
- 276
3. 276
After they had eaten as much as they wanted, how did they lighten the ship? (27:38)
- By throwing the grain into the sea
- By throwing the prisoners overboard
- By cutting loose the anchors.
1. By throwing the grain into the sea
By throwing the prisoners overboard, By cutting loose the anchors.
What did the sailors decide to do when daylight came after the storm? (27:39)
1.To keep sailing,
2. To run the ship aground
3. To kill the prisoners.
2. To run the ship aground
What did the soldiers on the ship want to do with the prisoners? (27:42)
- Help them escape,
- Kill them
- Use them as extra sailors.
2. Kill them
Whose life did the centurion want to spare? (27:43)
- All of the sailors’ lives,
- His own life.
- Paul’s life
3. Paul’s life
Who reached land safely? (27:44)
- Only the soldiers,
- Only the prisoners.
- Everyone
3. Everyone
