2. Who was the silversmith at Ephesus who tried to turn all the people against Paul? (a) Alexander; (b) Demetrius; or (c) Aristarchus.
3. In the mist of the uproar in Ephesus, which Demetrius the silversmith had started, a Jew was put forward to try to explain what was happening. What was his name? (a) Joseph; (b) Alexander; or
(c) Abraham.
1. (b) Timothy and Erastus (Acts 19:21,22).
2. (b) Demetrius (Acts 19:23-27). Demetrius made his living by making silver shrines of Diana (v.24). As people came to Christ they quit buying shrines and ruined the silversmith's business.
3. (b) Alexander (Acts 19: 32,33). This may be the same Alexander that did Paul much harm when he was in Ephesus (2 Tim. 4:14).
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Hi Patsy,
Thanks for tonight's questions.
The time change has me so mixed up....I'm ready for bed by 8p.m.!!!
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