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The document contains questions about chapters 13 and 14 of the book of Acts from the New Testament. It asks about the gospel according to the New Testament, Paul and Barnabas' missionary work including the instructions they received from the Holy Spirit. It also asks about their travels, the people they ministered to, and the opposition they faced from Jews. The questions probe what the Gentiles requested and what Paul and Barnabas persuaded people to do. It inquires about where they went and Paul's sermons. Finally, it asks about what caused people to believe, the actions of unbelieving Jews, what the Lord did, and how Barnabas and Paul were described.
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Chapter 13:
1. “What, according to the New Testament, is the gospel?” (p. 190). Is his view biblically correct, if so why, if not, why not?
Chapter 14:
1. How does this author define worship, evangelism, and ethics within the mission of the church? Do you agree or disagree, why or why not?
2. How does evangelism fit into worship?
ACTS CHAPTER THIRTEEN:
1. What instructions did the Holy Spirit give while they ministered?
2. When they had _______________, and ____________ and______________
they sent them away.
3. What opposition did Paul have early in his missionary task?
3. What did the Gentiles in Antioch request?
4. What did the Jews of Antioch of Pisidia do in putting the word of God from them?
5. What did Paul and Barnabas persuade many Jews and religious proselytes to do?
6. Then Saul who also ______________ set his eyes on Elymas and said____________.
7. Where were Paul and Barnabas when John Mark left them and where did he go?
8. When did Paul speak to the people in the synagogue at Antioch?
9. By Christ all that believe are justified from ___________________.
10. Through Jesus is preached _______________________________.
ACTS CHAPTER FOURTEEN:
1. What caused a multitude of Jews and Greeks to believe?
2. What did the unbelieving Jews do?
3. What did the Lord do when Paul and Barnabas spoke boldly?
4. They called Barnabas ____________ and Paul _____________
because_____________________.
5. The living God made _____________, ______________, ______________, and
__________________.
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7. They appointed _______________ in every _______________.
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This document contains 25 multiple choice questions about the book of Acts based on the class lectures and commentary of John Polhill. Some key points discussed in the questions include:
1) Jesus' teachings on conflict resolution in the early church.
2) Paul's first recorded sermon focused on what topic.
3) The account in Acts that Rasberry calls a pivotal passage changing the direction of the book.
4) Polhill's explanation that Acts 15:34 is given in brackets or noted in most translations.
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1. “What, according to the New Testament, is the gospel?” (p. 190). Is his view biblically correct, if so why, if not, why not?
Chapter 14:
1. How does this author define worship, evangelism, and ethics within the mission of the church? Do you agree or disagree, why or why not?
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ACTS CHAPTER THIRTEEN:
1. What instructions did the Holy Spirit give while they ministered?
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they sent them away.
3. What opposition did Paul have early in his missionary task?
3. What did the Gentiles in Antioch request?
4. What did the Jews of Antioch of Pisidia do in putting the word of God from them?
5. What did Paul and Barnabas persuade many Jews and religious proselytes to do?
6. Then Saul who also ______________ set his eyes on Elymas and said____________.
7. Where were Paul and Barnabas when John Mark left them and where did he go?
8. When did Paul speak to the people in the synagogue at Antioch?
9. By Christ all that believe are justified from ___________________.
10. Through Jesus is preached _______________________________.
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1. What caused a multitude of Jews and Greeks to believe?
2. What did the unbelieving Jews do?
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