Events

1. Fill in the blanks: Peter told the Jews who responded to his message recorded in Acts 2, "--------, and let every one of you be baptized in the name of -------- -------- for the remission of ---------; and you shall receive the gift of the ---------- ------".

2. True or false? There were over 250 people on the ship that wrecked while carrying Paul to Rome.

3. Fill in the blanks: Peter told the Jews responsible for the death of Jesus that "God has made this Jesus , whom you crucified, both --------- and -----------."

1. Repent...Jesus Christ...sins...Holy Spirit" (Acts 2:38).

 

2. True. There were 276 people (Acts 27:37).

 

 

3. "Lord... Christ" (Acts 2:36).

Events

1. Fill in the blanks: At the end of Paul's testimony before King Agrippa, the king said, "You ---------
 persuade me to became a ------ ."

2. Multiple choice: When Paul spoke to Felix about righteousness, self-control, and the judgment to come, what emotion did the Roman governor fell? (a) Confusion; (b) fear; or (c) guilt.

3. Fill in the blanks: When Paul was bitten by a snake on the island of Malta, the natives at first thought he was receiving  justice as a --------- , but when no harm came to him they changed their minds, calling him a ---------.

 

1. "Almost... Christian" (Acts 26:28).

 

2. (b) Fear (Acts 24:25).

 

3. Murderer...god (Acts 28: 3-6 ).

Events

1.Multiple choice: When the orator Tertullus accused Paul before Felix, he said that Paul was a ringleader of what sect? (a) Christians; (b) Judaizers; or (c) Nazarenes.

2. Fill in the blank: In one interview with Felix, Paul spoke specifically about faith in Christ covering the subjects of righteousness, self- control, and the --------- to come.

3. Question: Was Drusilla, the wife of Felix, a Jew or a Gentile?

 

1. (c) Nazarenes (Acts 24:5).

 

2. Judgment (Acts 24:24,25).

 

3. A Jew (Acts 24:24).

Events

1. Fill in the blanks: In Jerusalem, a group of more than forty Jews took a vow, "saying that they would neither --------- nor --------- till they had ----------- Paul."

2. Multiple choice: Why is Paul's sister's son mentioned in the book of Acts? (a) He was a church leader in Rome; (b) he traveled with Paul through Galatia; or (c) he helped save Paul's life.

3. How large was the personal bodyguard of Roman troops that accompanied Paul out of Rome on his way to Felix at Caesarea? (a) 150 men; (b) 360 men; or (c) 470 men.

 

 

1. "Eat...drink...killed (Acts 23:12).

 

 

2. (c) He helped save Paul's life (Acts 23:16-22).

 

3. 470 men (Acts 23:23,24).

Events

1. Multiple choice: At what time of day did Paul see the great light from heaven as he was approaching Damascus? (a) 9:00 A.M.; (b) noon; or (c) 3:00 P.M.

2. What did Paul call Ananias, the high priest, when he commanded that Paul be struck on the mouth?
(a) A whitewashed wall; (b) a whitewashed tomb; or (c) a whitewashed raven.

3. Fill in the blanks: Paul was able to disrupt the Sanhedrin's proceedings against him by starting an argument between the -------- and the -------- over the resurrection of the dead.

 

 

1. (b) Noon (Acts 22:6).  The brightness of the light is accentuated by being seen clearly at noon.

 

 

2. (a) A whitewashed wall (Acts 23:3).

 

3. Pharisees---Sadducees (Acts 23:6-10). The Sadducees did not believe in resurrection, but the Pharisees did.

Events

1. Fill in the blank: When Paul was told he would be arrested if he went to Jerusalem, he replied, "I am ready not only to be bound, but also to --------- at Jerusalem for the name of the Lord Jesus."

2. One of the charges brought against Paul by the Jews when he came to Jerusalem  was that he taught against the Law of Moses. One specific thing they accused Paul  of was teaching believing  Jews  not to ---------- their children.

3. Multiple choice: When Paul was being led away by Roman soldiers to protect him from an angry Jewish mob, he asked permission to speak to those Jews gathered in Jerusalem. What language did he use to speak to the Roman commander? (a) Hebrew; (b) Greek; or (c) Latin.

 

 

1. "Die" (Acts 21:13).

 

2. Circumcise (Acts 21:21).  Paul did not teach this. In fact, he had Timothy circumcised so  he  would not be offensive to the Jews they attempted to evangelize (Acts 16:3).

 

3. (b) Greek (Acts 21:37). This  surprised  the commander because he thought that Paul was an Egyptian who had been the cause of earlier trouble.

A New Beginning

Forgetting all my doubting's, which dimmed faith's vision bright,
Forgetting all the earth-clouds, the darkness, gloom and night,
Remembering God's bright sunshine, and radiance of His face,
Remembering His long patience, I praise my God for His grace.

Forgetting all unkindness which friends and foes have shown,
Forgetting and forgiving the wrongs that I have known,
Remembering God provided, unsought, each faithful friend,
Remembering love's devotion, I'll praise Him to the end.

Forgetting my repining's when disappointments come,
Forgetting all the murmurings, which filled my soul with shame,
Remembering God was ever true to His Holy Word,
Remembering He  was faithful, I praise my sovereign Lord.

Thou shalt remember all the way which the lord thy God led thee (Deut. 8:2).