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The lives of Ananais and Sapphira were taken from them by God because of what?
Lying to the Holy Spirit.
Who was inspired by the Holy Spirit to write the book of Acts?
Who is Luke
Does the visible church of Jesus Christ contain only true believers?
No
Who preached the first gospel message on the Day of Pentecost?
Who is Peter
How many days did Jesus remain on earth after his resurrection?
What is 40 days
What was the original task of the first deacons in the early church?
Distribution of food.
The community of true believers in Jesus Christ is called what?
The church
The Great Commission was given first to the Apostles or the Church?
Apostles
Who continues the teachings and ministry of Jesus Christ in his physical absence?
Who is the Holy Spirit
How do we know who are true believers?
Those who exhibit the Fruit of the Spirit
Jesus commanded the 12 to remain in Jerusalem until what happened?
Baptism of the Holy Spirit
How many deacons were chosen by the people and appointed by the Apostles?
What is Twelve?
What was always Peter's main message when he preached the Gospel?
Resurrection of Jesus Christ
Were all people in Jerusalem during Pentecost Hebrews?
No
Who was the first deacon chosen by the people and appointed by the Apostles?
Who is Stephen
In Acts 2, how many people believed in Jesus after they heard the gospel preached on Day of Pentecost?
What is 3000
Peter and John preached the gospel in Solomon's Portico and how many people believed in Jesus?
What is about 5000
The Church is called/commissioned to do what?
Reach a dying and lost world for Jesus Christ
What other descriptive name could we call the Book of Acts?
Acts of the Holy Spirit
Who was chosen to replace Judas as one of the Twelve Apostles?
Who is Matthias
Baptism into the Holy Spirit is the work of who?
Who is God
How did Peter and John in Acts 3 heal the lame man?
The name and power of Jesus Christ of Nazareth.
Pentecost followed 50 days after what Jewish Celebration?
What is the Passover.
What is a Sabbath Days Journey?
One day walking distance to the Temple in Jerusalem.