Did everyone believe what Paul preached?
No, only some
What happened in the prison?
God made an earthquake and all the doors opened and the prisoners chains came off.
What did Paul do in Ephesus?
He preached the gospel.
Did Paul continue to trust God in hard times?
Yes.
What did the letters talk about?
Warnings (false teachers), instructions (how to like like Christ), abd encouragement (persecution)
Did Paul stop preaching the gospel even in persecution?
What happened to Paul and Silas in Philippi?
They were beaten and went to prison for preaching the gospel.
How do you avoid false teachings?
Know the word of God.
Why was Paul a prisoner?
He preached the gospel.
How many of Pauls letters are in the Bible?
13
What was Paul preaching?
The gospel…
What happened to Lydia after hearing about Jesus?
God opened her heart and she believed. She got baptized and her family too.
What happened to the Word because Paul kept preaching?
It grew mightily. People were believing the gospel.
What happened on the boat?
There was a storm and the ship was breaking. The guards were going to kill all the prisoners so they don’t escape, but one trusted Paul when he said to hold on to the wood to not drown.
How did he say to live like Christ?
In our actions like loving others and forgiving people.
Why did Paul leave Iconium(1st place)?
People wanted to stone him
What was the guard going to do, but then what happened?
He was going to kill himself because he thought the prisoners escaped, but no one left and he asked how to be saved then believed in Jesus.
False teachers.
What happened to Paul after the shipwreck?
He was able to stay in a small apartment with a guard and was allowed to preach the gospel.
Who inspired Paul to write the letters?
God.
What happened in Lystra(2nd place)
Paul was stoned for preaching the gospel and people thought he was dead.
Who did Paul talk to in Philippi? Double points if know what the person did.
Lydia. Purple maker.
Ephesus.
Where did Paul go to?
Rome.
Where and who did Paul write letters to to encourage the people?
Ephesians, Galatians, Philippians, Timothy, etc.