Acts 1
Acts 2
Acts 3-4
Acts 5
Acts 6-7
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What does Jesus promise to give the Disciples?

The Holy Spirit

100

Who stands up to speak to the people at Pentecost?

Peter

100

What ailment was healed in Chapter 3?

Crippled/Paralyzed/Lame

100

What was the sin and consequence for Ananias and Sapphira?

They lied and then died
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How many men were chosen to serve?

7

200

Where does Jesus command that the disciples wait for the Holy Spirit?

Jerusalem

200

What is tongues, as defined in Acts?

Speaking in other known languages

200

What are alms?

Food or money given to needy people

200

How were people being healed by Peter in Chapter 5?

By being touched by his shadow

200

Why did the apostles elect 7 men to serve the people?

The Hellenist widows were being neglected during the daily distribution.

300

What verse sets the structure for the rest of the book of Acts?

Acts 1:8

300

What was the point of Peter's Message?
That Jesus is ______ and _______.

Jesus is Lord and Christ

300

How old was the lame man?

40 years old

300

Who opened the prison door when the disciples were arrested?

An angel of the Lord

300

Who was the first martyr, stoned for preaching the Gospel?

Stephen

400

What was the name of the disciple who took Judas' Place?

Matthias

400

How many people believed after Peter's message?

3,000

400

Who arrests Peter and John after they preach the Gospel?

The Council

400

Why were the Apostles rejoicing after being beaten and commanded not to teach about Jesus again?

That they were counted worthy to suffer dishonor for the name.

400

Who approved of Stephen's execution?

Saul

500

How many people were in the room when they elected the 12th disciple?

120

500

How many days after Passover did Pentecost happen?

50

500

How many believers are there after Peter heals the lame man?

5,000

500

Why did were people afraid of the church in chapter 5?

They heard about Ananias and Sapphira lying and dying.

500

Why did Stephen give his speech? 

To defend himself against the claims of rejecting Jewish traditions.