The Second Journey of Paul
This woman who sold purple goods listened to Paul near a river in Philippi.
Who is Lydia? [Acts 16:13–14]
Paul was troubled by the many idols in this Greek city.
What is Athens? [Acts 17:16]
Paul told believers not to grow weary of doing this.
What is doing good? [2 Thessalonians 3:13]
Paul described the church as a flock and told the elders to do this caring work for it.
What is shepherd or care for the flock? [Acts 20:28]
Paul compared the church, with its many members, to this living whole.
What is a body?
[1 Corinthians 12:12–14, 27]
This missionary was imprisoned with Paul in Philippi.
Who is Silas? [Acts 16:19–24]
Paul spoke daily with people in this public place where goods were bought and sold.
What is the marketplace? [Acts 17:17]
Instead of meddling in others’ affairs, believers were to live quietly and work with these.
What are their hands? [1 Thessalonians 4:11–12]
These cloth items that had touched Paul were carried to the sick during extraordinary miracles God performed.
What are handkerchiefs and aprons?
[Acts 19:11–12]
The Spirit gives gifts for this shared benefit, rather than the attention of the person using them.
What is the common good or the benefit of the church?
[1 Corinthians 12:7]
At midnight, Paul and Silas were doing these two things while the other prisoners listened.
What are praying and singing hymns or praises to God? [Acts 16:25]
Paul said he planted and Apollos watered, but this person gave the growth.
Who is God? [1 Corinthians 3:6–7]
Paul compared the unexpected arrival of the day of the Lord to this person’s arrival at night.
Who is a thief? [1 Thessalonians 5:2]
Paul warned that false teachers would be like these dangerous animals entering the flock.
What are fierce or savage wolves?
[Acts 20:29]
The Spirit distributes gifts to each person according to this decision, not the believer’s demand.
What is the Spirit’s own will or choice?
[1 Corinthians 12:11]
Paul and Barnabas separated after disagreeing about taking this man on their next journey.
Who is John Mark or Mark? [Acts 15:36–40]
In 1 Corinthians, Paul contrasts Jews asking for signs with Greeks seeking this.
What is wisdom? [1 Corinthians 1:22]
When correcting a disobedient believer, Paul said not to regard him as an enemy but to warn him as this.
Who is a brother or fellow believer?
[2 Thessalonians 3:14–15]
Luke says all the residents of this Roman province heard the word of the Lord, both Jews and Greeks.
What is Asia? [Acts 19:10]
The Corinthian believers were quarreling over which of these 4 men to follow.
Who is Paul, Apollos, Cephas, and Christ?
[1 Corinthians 1:12]
In Paul’s nighttime vision, a man from this region asked him to come over and help.
What is Macedonia? [Acts 16:9–10]
These two schools of philosophers encountered Paul before he spoke at the Areopagus.
Who are the Epicureans and Stoics? [Acts 17:18–19]
Paul described their work, labor, and endurance as flowing from these three qualities.
What are faith, love, and hope?
[1 Thessalonians 1:3]
After opposition arose in the synagogue, Paul taught daily in the hall or school of this man.
Who is Tyrannus? [Acts 19:9]
Paul identified these two behaviors as evidence that the Corinthians were still acting in a worldly way.
What are jealousy and quarreling or strife?
[1 Corinthians 3:3]