Definitions
Saul's Conversion
Cornelius' Conversion
Ethiopian Eunuch
The Samaritans' Conversion
100

Define the term 'rebuke'.

What is, to sharply correct someone. 

100

The city that Saul was born in. 

What is, the Roman city of Tarsus. 

100

Define the term 'centurion'

What is, a Roman officer in charge of a company of 100+ soldiers. 

100

The individual who helped the Ethiopian eunuch. 

Who is, Philip. 

100

The reason why Saul persecuted the believers. 

What is, Saul persecuted the believers to in order to stop them from spreading Jesus’ teaching.

200

Define the term 'persecute'

What is, to be badly treated or mistreated for what you believe in.

200

The question God asked upon striking Saul down with a blinding light. 

What is, "‘Saul, Saul, why do you persecute me?”

200

The time that Cornelius' vision took place. 

What is, around 3:00 in the afternoon/3:00 P.M. 

200

The eunuch's response to being baptized and converted to Christianity. 

What is, the Eunuch went to Ethiopia and spread the Gospel to the people after converting to Christianity

200

Two reasons why the Jews disliked the Samaritans. 

What are: 

- Some of the Jews married them so they thought that they were not pure.

- They built their own Temple in Samaria and practiced a ‘distorted form’ of Judaism.

- The Samaritans believed that they were the true decedents of Abraham instead of the Jews.

300

Define the term 'conversion'

What is, a change in which one adopts a new religion, faith, or belief.

300

The three reasons why the Jesus tried to kill Saul.

What are, they:

i. Thought he betrayed them by becoming a Christian.

ii. Thought he was a bad example as a Pharisee.

iii. Tried to stop him from spreading Christianity.

300

Lessons learnt from Peter's vision. 

What are: 

1.God treats everyone equally

2.Those who fear God, and are obedient to God, are acceptable to God

3.No race is better than the next in God’s eyes

300

The three reasons why the Ethiopian eunuch was dismissed by the Jews. 

What are: 

1.He was not a Jew

2.He was a eunuch, so according to the Old Testament, he was an outcast (Deut. 23:1)

3.He lived a long way from Jerusalem, even outside the Roman Empire.

300

In relation to the conversion of the Samaritans, three facts about Philip

What are:

•Philip, one of the seven helpers, left as well.

•Philip began to work in Samaria

•Philip had an opposer  named Simon magus (magician)

400

Define the term 'castrate' and three reasons for castration.

What is, a procedure to render a man unable to produce a child. Three reasons include:

1. No temptation

2. No reproduction

3. Punishment

400

The two things that happened when Ananias anointed Saul.

What are:

1. Saul regained his sight (something like scales fell from his eyes)

2. Saul received the Holy Spirit

400

Four facts about Cornelius.

What are:

1. He was a centurion

2. He was a God fearer. He believed in God without converting to Christianity

3. He was a praying man

4. He was kind and generous to Jewish poor people

400

Four facts about the Ethiopian eunuch.

What are: 

·¨He was in charge of the treasury for the Queen of Ethiopia

·¨He lived outside of the Roman Empire.

·¨He was from Ethiopia

·¨He was a ‘God fearer’ (a Gentile who respected God and the Jewish tradition)

·¨He was curious about the Messiah

400

Two reasons that prove how Simon went wrong. 

What are: 

·He thought that the apostles controlled the Holy Spirit so that he could also control the Spirit.

·He wanted to have a leadership position in the church to control the members.

·He thought that He could purchase the Holy Spirit’s power

500

The difference between a Jew and a God-fearer. 

What is, a Jew is a follower of Judaism; a person who follows the Jewish teachings and a God-fearer is a person who believes in God, but does not convert to Judaism. 

500

The place that Ananias was supposed to go to meet Saul (i.e., the street and the house) and the group of people Saul was supposed to preach to. 

What is, God told him to go to Straight Street to Judas’ house and ask for a Saul of Tarsus. Saul was chosen to preach the gospel to the Gentiles. 

500

Describe Peter's vision. 

What is, 

Peter had a vision on the rooftop at noon. In the vision:

i. Peter saw a sheet with unclean animals (Jews weren’t supposed to eat them)

ii. Peter was instructed 3 times to kill and eat what he wanted. Peter refused 3 times

iii. Peter was told that nothing God made can be considered unclean. The animals symbolized the Gentiles

500

How the Ethiopian eunuch was helped by the disciple. 

What is, 

·He helped him to understand the scriptures about Jesus

·He baptized the Eunuch after the Ethiopian eunuch appreciated the scriptures

500

The main reasons why the church was persecuted by people like Saul. 

What are: 

1.The Pharisees believed that it was their duty to uphold the teachings of the laws of God.

2.They believed that those who believed in the way of Jesus were teaching against their Jewish laws.