Historical Events
Key Characters
Miracles and Divine Interventions
Missionary Journeys
Theological Themes
100

What major event marks the beginning of the Book of Acts?

The Ascension of Jesus Christ.

100

Which character in Acts was known for his persecution of Christians before his conversion?

Saul (later known as Paul)

100

What miracle occurred during Pentecost that enabled the disciples to speak in other languages?

The gift of tongues

100

How many missionary journeys did Paul undertake as described in the Book of Acts?

Three

100

What key theological concept is emphasized in Peter's sermon during Pentecost?

The resurrection of Jesus Christ.

200

Which city witnessed the outpouring of the Holy Spirit upon the disciples?

Jerusalem

200

Who baptized the Ethiopian eunuch after explaining the Scriptures to him?

Philip

200

Which apostle healed a lame man at the Beautiful Gate of the temple in Jerusalem?

Peter

200

Which city was the starting point for most of Paul's missionary journeys?

 Antioch

200

What does the conversion of Cornelius, a Gentile, signify in terms of theological understanding in Acts?

The inclusion of Gentiles in the Christian community without the need for circumcision.

300

What significant decision was made at the Council of Jerusalem, as described in Acts?

The decision to allow Gentile believers into the Christian community without requiring them to follow Jewish laws.

300

What couple was struck dead by God for lying about their financial contribution to the early Christian community?

Ananias and Sapphira.

300

What miraculous event happened to Paul and Silas while they were imprisoned in Philippi?

An earthquake shook the prison doors open, freeing all the prisoners.

300

During his third missionary journey, where did Paul spend the most time teaching and preaching?

 Ephesus

300

According to Acts, what role does the Holy Spirit play in the life of believers?

Empowering, guiding, and providing spiritual gifts.

400

What city did Paul visit during his missionary journey where he preached to the intellectuals at the Areopagus?

 Athens

400

Which disciple is known for his healing powers, particularly the healing of a crippled beggar at the temple gate?

Peter.

400

How did Peter escape from prison, as described in Acts?

An angel of the Lord freed him during the night.

400

Which city did Paul visit during his second missionary journey where he and Silas were imprisoned and miraculously freed?

Philippi

400

How does Acts portray the growth and expansion of the early Christian community?

Through the work of the Holy Spirit and the dedication of the apostles despite opposition and persecution.

500

Describe the events surrounding the Day of Pentecost as depicted in Acts.

On the Day of Pentecost, the Holy Spirit descended upon the apostles, enabling them to speak in different languages, leading to the conversion of thousands.

500

Who was the first Gentile convert to Christianity, and what were the circumstances surrounding his conversion?

Cornelius, a Roman centurion, was the first Gentile convert. He and his household received the Holy Spirit while Peter was preaching to them.

500

What happened to Ananias and Sapphira after they lied to the apostles about their financial offering?

They both dropped dead

500

In what city did Paul deliver his famous farewell speech to the elders of the Ephesian church?

Miletus

500

Acts emphasizes the importance of prayer and seeking divine guidance in decision-making and ministry endeavors, as believers rely on God's wisdom and direction.

What is Prayer and Divine Guidance

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