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St Paul wrote more than _____ the books in the New Testament.
1. 60
2. Half
3. 90%
more than half
Saint Paul wrote the Epistle to the Philippians to:
1. Thank them for their care and gifts.
2. Let them know he was well.
3. Encourage them to rejoice in all circumstances.
4. Send Epaphroditus who was feeling better
5. All of the above
5. All of the above
Who appeared to St. Paul on the road to Damascus?
1. Archangel Gabriel
2. Seraphim
3. Elijah
4. Jesus Christ
Jesus Christ
St. Paul was the first Apostle to the _____.
1. Greeks/Gentiles
2. Pharisees
3. Samaritans
4. Philistines
Greeks/ Gentiles
What is the theme of the Epistle to Philemon?
1. Repentance
2. Joy
3. Sadness
4. The Incarnation
2. Joy
Where was St. Paul born?
1. Tarsus
2. Tyre
3. Ninevah
4. Petra
Tarsus (in modern Turkey)
1. Rome
2. Persia
3. Judea
Rome
The first church in Europe was at Lydia's house in which city?
1. Collosse
2. Rome
3. Philippi
4. Athens
Phlippi
St Paul was a philosopher. What is a philosopher?
1. A wizard.
2. A lover of wisdom
3. A writer
4. A politician
Lover of Wisdom
When Paul went to Rome, he was taken before Caesar to be persecuted. Caesar punished Paul by ______.
1. Putting him in house-arrest (jailed and guarded in his home).
2. Scourged (beaten).
3. Beheaded
4. Starved
Put in house-arrest
How did Epaphroditus serve?
1. By ministering to St. Paul
2. By bearing messages between St. Paul and the Philippians
3. Sacrificing his health
4. All of the above
4. All of the above
After Ananias prayed, Paul received his sight back. Where did Paul go for the next 3 years?
The deserts of Arabia to repent in solitude.
Saul consented to the death of St. Stephen by ____.
1. Throwing stones
2. Teaching the other Jews that St. Stephen was bad.
3. Guarding his clothes.
4. Ordering him to be killed
Guarding his clothes
While St. Paul was imprisoned in Rome, he wrote which epistles?
1. Titus, Philemon, Hebrews, & James
2. First & Second Peter
3. Joshua, Judges & Ruth
4. Ephesians, Philippians, Colossians, and
Philemon
Ephesians, Philippians, Colossians, and
Philemon
The Lord appeared to him [Saul] on his way to Damascus. He heard a voice calling him. What did the voice say?
“Saul, Saul, why are you persecuting Me?” And he said, “Who are You, Lord?
Then the Lord said, “I am Jesus whom you are persecuting.” (Acts 9:1-9)