Chapter 10
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Chapter 13
Chapter 14
Chapter 15
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Cornelius lived in this city
Caesarea
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This caused the disciples to travel to Phoenicia, Cyprus, and Antioch
The martyrdom of Stephen
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Hands were laid on Saul and Barnabas for this reason
For encouragement and blessing
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Paul said we must go through this in order to enter the kingdom of God
Suffering (trials, tribulations, hardships, etc.)
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This false teaching was being imposed by men from Judea
That converts (new believers) must be circumcised according to the Law of Moses
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Cornelius had these qualities (name 2)
He gave generously, feared God, and prayed continually
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This happened to the guards who were supposed to be guarding Peter's imprisonment?
They were executed by Herod for not keeping watch
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This was the method used to select Barnabas to travel with Paul
Worshiping and fasting
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Upon their return from Antioch, Paul and Barnabas did this in the church
Gathered them together and spoke of what happened on their journey together
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This happened when the church in Antioch received the letter delivered by Paul and Barnabas
They rejoiced because of its encouragement
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This happened to the people listening and believing Peter's sermon
The Holy Spirit fell on them and they were baptized
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This happened to Herod after he gave a speech to a large crowd
He was struck down by an angel of the Lord, eaten by worms, and died
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Sergius Paulus and Elymas (Bar-Jesus) were different in this way
Sergius Paulus was eager and accepting to hear the gospel whereas Elymas (Bar-Jesus) wanted to prevent the spread of the gospel
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Paul and Barnabas did this while in Iconium
They preached in a Jewish synagogue
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The letter sent with Paul and Barnabas to Antioch was about this
No burden of keeping Jewish (Mosaic) Law should be placed on new believers
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According to Peter, this was capable of being received by everyone
The gift of Jesus Christ (namely, the forgiveness of sins)
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This was the complaint of the brethen in Judea against Peter
They complained he was associating with Gentiles and sharing God with them
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The unbelieving Jews reacted in this way to the message from Paul
They schemed and persecuted Paul and Barnabas to expell them from their region
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Paul and Barnabas were compared to these two Greek gods
Zeus (Barnabas) and Hermes (Paul)
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Peter and James responded to the problem presented by the Pharisees by saying this
That God does not show partiality (favoritism) and that salvation is only through the grace of Jesus Christ, nothing else
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Peter was told to "kill and eat," in his dream, which meant this was true about the gospel
The gospel is for everyone, there is no distinction between Jew and Gentile. Do not call anything common that God has made clean
500
Barnabas is described in this way (name at least 3 characteristics)
He was an encourager, a good man, full of the Holy Spirit, full of faith, and a teacher
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Paul's sermon in the synagogue can be summarized in this way (three main points about Christ)
First, he tells the lineage of Christ from the Old Testament. Second, he tells of Christ's life, death, and resurrection. Third, the good news of the gospel is that Christ came for all that would believe and have their sins forgiven
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Paul and Barnabas reacted in this way to being called gods
They tore their garments, told the people not to offer them sacrifices, and denied any power in themselves without the Holy Spirit
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DAILY DOUBLE
Two apostles split up over a disagreement. Who were the apostles and what was the disagreement really about?
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