Thessalonians
Paul wrote first Thessalonians during this missionary journey.
What is his second?
First Corinthians was not the first letter to the people of Corinth. In fact, Paul wrote at least this many total letters to the people of Corinth.
What is four?
This is one of the few places in which Paul visited on all three of his missionary duties.
What is Galatia?
This friend of Paul’s delivered the third letter to the Corinthians and also brought joyful news back to Paul afterwards, prompting Paul to write 2Corinthians
Who was Titus?
Saul sees a bright light, and hears the voice of Jesus during his journey to this city
What is Damascus?
Paul was in this country right before arriving in Thessalonica.
What is Philippi?
Paul first visited Corinth on this missionary journey, shortly after leaving Thessalonica and Athens
What is the second?
The country of Galatia no longer exists, but if you want to visit the region today, you travel primarily in this country
What is Turkey?
Paul met this friend in Lystra on his second missionary journey
Who is Timothy?
Influential Church leaders – including James, Peter and John acknowledged Paul’s calling to preach to these people
Who are the Gentiles?
In Second Thessalonians, Paul stated that the day of the Lord will not come until this person is revealed.
Who is the man of lawlessness?
In 1Corinthians, chapter 13 Paul explains that this is the highest virtue.
What is love?
Paul tells the Galatians that it is not necessary to obey the law of Moses. Paul points out that Abraham was declared righteous because of THIS, before the law of Moses existed
What is faith?
This person left Paul and Barnabas early in Paul’s first missionary journey, causing conflict between Paul and Barnabas at the start of the second missionary journey.
Who is Mark?
The first time we meet Paul (Saul) in the New Testament is during the stoning of this man… The first Christian martyr.
Who is Stephen?
This is one of the reasons that Paul wrote first Thessalonians
What is 1) to avoid sexual immorality 2). To love one another. 3). To encourage believers. 4). To comfort them concerning the dead. 5) to promote holy living.
In Paul’s third letter to the Corinthians, he issued a strong rebuke. Because of his scathing language, the third letter is often referred to as this.
What is the severe letter or tearful letter?
Paul was treated rudely in Philippi, a riot broke out in Thessalonica, and opponents followed him to Berea. For his safety, Paul had to go to the city.
What is Athens?
In the Old Testament, this “ event” took place 50 days after Passover. In the New Testament, this event by the same name took place when the Holy Spirit descended upon the apostles.
What is Pentecost?
This is one of the reasons that Paul wrote second Thessalonians
What is 1) to correct misunderstandings
2) to stop idleness
3). To reassure the persecuted.
4). To warn them to not be deceived.
After hearing reports from Chloe, Paul wrote first Corinthians for one of these reasons.
What is to fix divisions or to address immorality or to reaffirm doctrine or to address people taking one another to court or regarding the dispute about wearing headcoverings in worship?
Paul used the characteristics of these two mothers of Abraham‘s children as an illustration of the old and new covenants.
Who are Hagar and Sarah?
Paul and Silas were treated rudely in Philippi, but Timothy was not… For this reason
What is “ because he was Greek”?
2Cor13:5 tells us to examine ourselves to see if you’re in the faith. Test yourselves. One of these is evidence of Christ’s presence in your life.
What is: the foundation of your faith or the direction of your choices or your attitude towards others or productive internal changes