1.
a. Barnabas, b.
Simeon, c. Lucius, d. Manaen, e. Saul
2.
Ministering to the Lord
and fasting
3.
The Holy Ghost
4.
a. They (the church), b.
Holy Ghost
5.
John Mark
6.
Cyprus
7.
In the synagogue at
Salamis
8.
Sergius Paulus, deputy of
country
9.
Barjesus (Elymas)
10.
Blindness
11.
Doctrine of the Lord
12.
John Mark
13.
Synagogue
14.
a. Deliverance from Egypt,
b. 40 yrs in wilderness, c. Dividing up Canaan, d. Judges, e. Kings, f. John the Baptist
15.
Prophets
16.
a. No cause of death, b.
Slew Him
c. God raised Him from the dead
17.
Witness
18.
Jesus is God’s son,
resurrection
19.
Almost the whole town
20.
Envy
21.
Gentiles
22.
Raised persecution and
expelled Paul and Barnabas
23.
Shook off dust from feet
Acts
Chapter 14
1.
At the synagogue (as
usual)
2.
a. A great multitude both
of Jews and Gentiles believed, b. Unbelieving Jews stirred up the
Gentiles and poisoned their minds, c. God granted signs and wonders
3.
The Jews were going to
stone them
4.
a. Crippled from mother’s
womb, b. When healed the man leaped and walked
5.
They thought they were
gods come down in the likeness of men
6.
a. They called
Barnabas—Jupiter (Zeus)
b. They called Paul—Mercurius
(Hermes)
7.
We are men of like passion
with you
8.
Stoned him and dragged him
out of the city thinking he was dead
9.
Rose up and came into the
city
10.
Derbe
11.
a. Exhorted the disciples
to continue in the faith, b. Ordained elders, c. Prayed with fasting
12.
Reported all that God had
done through them and how God had opened the door to the Gentiles
13.
Draw a map showing Antioch
in Syria, Cyprus, Perga, Antioch in Pisidia, and Lystra.
Acts
Chapter 15
1.
Unless you are circumcised
you cannot be saved
2.
Send Paul , Barnabas and
other believers to Jerusalem and the apostles to discuss this problem
3.
It was needful to be
circumcised and to keep the law of Moses
4.
Through his preaching
Gentiles received the Holy Ghost having purified their hearts through
faith
5.
The miracles and wonders
God had wrought among the Gentiles by them
6.
James
7.
a. Judas, b. Silas
8.
That they gave no such
commandment that circumcision and law keeping were necessary for
salvation
9.
a. Meat offered to idols,
b. Blood, c. Things strangled, d. Fornication
10.
Rejoicing
11.
A desire to visit again
the brethren in the cities where they had previously preached
12.
Because he left them on
the “first” missionary journey
13.
Cyprus
14.
Silas
15.
Through Syria and Cilicia
Return to Acts Chapters
13-15 Study
Questions
1.
Timothy
2.
The decrees that were
ordained of the apostles and elders which were at Jerusalem
3.
Forbidden of the Holy
Ghost
4.
A vision of a man from
Macedonia saying, “Come over into Macedonia and help us.”
5.
Philippi
6.
Out of the city, by a
riverside where a prayer meeting was held
7.
Lydia, a seller of purple
from Thyratira
8.
The hope of their
(monetary) gains was lost
9.
That Paul and Silas
troubled their city by teaching customs unlawful for Romans to observe
10.
Rent off their clothes,
beat them and cast them into prison.
11.
Sang praises unto God
12.
An earthquake shook the
prison, opening the doors and loosening the prisoner’s bands.
13.
Kill himself
14.
Sirs, what must I do to be
saved?
15.
Believe on the Lord Jesus
Christ and thou shalt be saved and thy house.
16.
The jailor and his
household.
17.
Let Paul and Silas go.
18.
Because Paul and Silas
were Romans and he had beaten them uncondemned.
Acts
Chapter 17
1.
Three
2.
A great multitude believed
as well as many chief women.
3.
Envy caused them to hire
lewd fellows to assault the house of Jason.
4.
They have turned the world
upside down and did contrary to Caesar saying there is another king,
Jesus.
5.
More noble than those in
Thessalonica in that they searched the scriptures daily.
6.
They came and stirred up
the people.
7.
Stirred (KJV) greatly
distressed (NIV)
8.
In the market place
9.
Epicureans and Stoics
10.
May we know what this new
doctrine is that you are presenting?
11.
To the Unknown God
12.
God does not dwell in
temples made by hands. God is not far from anyone of us.
13.
He quoted a Greek poet who
said, “We are the offspring of God.”
14.
All men everywhere to
repent.
15.
They did not believe in
the resurrection of the dead.
16.
Dionysius the Aeropagite
and Damaris
Acts
Chapter 18
1.
Aquila and Priscilla
2.
They opposed themselves
3.
Crispus the chief ruler of
the synagogue
4.
Don’t be afraid, keep on
speaking, God had many people in Corinth.
5.
1 ½ years
6.
Drove them from the
judgment seat
7.
Beat him
8.
Priscilla and Aquila
9.
He wanted to go to the
feast in Jerusalem.
10.
He would return if it was
God’s will.
11.
Strengthened the disciples
12.
Eloquent, mighty in the
scriptures, instructed in the way of the Lord, fervent in spirit, spake
and taught diligently, bold.
13.
He knew only the baptism
of John.
14.
They expounded to him
privately the way of God more perfectly.
15.
Wrote a letter exhorting
the disciples to receive him.
16.
He mightily convinced the
Jews and publicly showed that Jesus was the Christ.
Return to Acts Chapters
16-18 Study
Questions
1.
Have you received the Holy
Ghost since you believed?
2.
In the name of the Lord
Jesus
3.
The Holy Ghost came on
them and they spoke with tongues and prophesied.
4.
Three months
5.
Two years
6.
All they which dwelt in
Asia heard the Word…both Jews and Greeks
7.
Upon the bringing of
aprons from Paul, diseases departed and evil spirits went out.
8.
Seven sons of Sceva
9.
The man in whom the evil
spirit was leaped on them and they fled out naked and wounded.
10.
Burned them
11.
Mightily grew the word of
God and prevailed.
12.
Timotheus and Erastus
13.
Demetrius, a silversmith.
14.
Their source of wealth was
being disturbed.
15.
The whole city was filled
with confusion. They rushed in the theatre crying out one thing and
another.
16.
Great is Diana of the
Ephesians.
17.
The town clerk
18.
Being called in question
for the uproar.
Acts
Chapter 20
1.
Sopater, Aristarchus, Secundus, Gaius, Timothy, Tychicus, Trophimus
2.
Until midnight
3.
Eutychus
4.
On foot
5.
The elders of the church at
Ephesus.
6.
Humility, tears, pure from the blood of all men
7.
Taught them publicly and from house to house.
8.
Repentance, faith, the whole counsel of God.
9.
Jews and Greeks
10.
Bonds and afflictions
11.
None of the things in the future as far as hardships moved him, neither
did he worry for his life.
12.
Take heed to yourselves and to the flock over which the Holy Ghost made
them overseers, to feed the
church of God.
13.
Grievous wolves would enter in not sparing the flock and of themselves men
would arise to draw disciples away.
14.
Build them up and give them an inheritance among the sanctified.
15.
With his own hands
16.
That they would never see
his face again.
Acts
Chapter 21
1.
That he should not go up
to Jerusalem.
2.
Evangelist
3.
Prophesied
4.
That Paul would be bound
and delivered to the Gentiles.
5.
I am ready not to be bound
only but also to die at Jerusalem for the name of the Lord Jesus.
6.
Mnason, an old disciple
7.
The things that God had
wrought among the Gentiles by his ministry.
8.
Join in a vow with four
other men to purify themselves and shave their heads.
9.
Teaching against the law
and bringing Greeks into the temple.
10.
Chief captain with solders
and centurions.
11.
To the castle stairs
12.
Away with him
13.
To speak to the people
14.
Hebrew
Return to Acts Chapters
19-21 Study
Questions
1.
He spoke in a language
they were familiar with and said he was zealous toward God as they were
also.
2.
Gamaliel
3.
His conversion
4.
When he said that the Lord
told him that he would go to the Gentiles
5.
By scourging
6.
By claiming his Roman
citizenship
7.
The chief priests and all
their council.
Acts Chapter 23
1.
In all good conscience
2.
Commanded them near to
smite him in the mouth.
3.
He didn’t realize that the
one he rebuked was the high priest.
4.
By claiming that he was a
Pharisee and believed in the resurrection.
5.
The dispute between the
Pharisees and Sadducees became so violent
6.
Be of good cheer, as you
have testified in Jerusalem so you will also in Rome.
7.
To kill Paul
8.
Paul’s nephew
9.
The chief captain
10.
Provided a detachment of
200 soldiers and 70 horsemen to deliver Paul to Caesarea.
11.
Governor Felix
12.
Caesarea
13.
When Paul’s accusers got
there.
14.
In Herod’s judgment hall
Acts
Chapter 24
1.
A lawyer (orator) who
spoke for the chief priest.
2.
A pestilent fellow, a
mover of sedition, a ringleader of the sect of the Nazarenes, a profaner
of the temple.
3.
He did not dispute in the
temple nor stir up people
4.
1) After the way they call
heresy I worship God 2) I believe the law and the prophets 3) I have
hope toward God 4) belief in resurrection 5) conscience void of
offense toward God and man
5.
More perfect knowledge
6.
He wanted to wait until
Lysias, the chief captain, came down
7.
Allowing his friends to
take care of his needs.
8.
He trembled and said when
he had a convenient season he would call for him.
9.
Money (a bribe)
10.
Felix was succeeded by
Porcius Festus and Paul was left in prison.
Return to Acts Chapters
22-24 Study
Questions
1.
If Paul was sent to
Jerusalem they were planning an ambush to kill him.
2.
I stand at Caesar’s
judgment seat, where I ought to be judged.
3.
Caesar
4.
King Agrippa and Bernice
5.
Hear Paul
6.
So that he could write
some charges against Paul.
Acts
Chapter 26
1.
Speak for himself
2.
For the hope of the
promise that God made to Israel.
3.
Description of his
conversion
4.
Heavenly vision
5.
Both to small and great
6.
That Christ should suffer,
rise from the dead, and show light.
7.
You are beside yourself,
much learning makes you mad (insane).
8.
I am not mad, but speak
words of truth and soberness.
9.
Do you believe the
prophets?
10.
Almost you persuade me to
be a Christian.
11.
Paul did nothing deserving
death or imprisonment and if he had not appealed to Caesar, he would
have been set free.
Acts
Chapter 27
1.
To take charge of Paul.
2.
At Sidon he allowed Paul
to go to his friends.
3.
It will be disastrous with
much loss to the ship and cargo.
4.
The master and the owner
of the ship.
5.
The harbor where they were
was not suitable to winter in.
6.
The south wind blew
softly.
7.
A wind of hurricane force.
8.
Fear and hopelessness
9.
Be of good cheer. There
will be not loss of life.
10.
Don’t be afraid, you must
stand trial before Caesar.
11.
Except you abide in the
ship you cannot be saved.
12.
For their health.
13.
276
14.
It struck a sandbar and
the bow stuck fast but the stern was broken to pieces.
15.
Kill the prisoners
16.
He wanted to spare Paul’s
life.
17.
Some swam and others hung
on to pieces of the ship.
Acts
Chapter 28
1.
Melita (Malta)
2.
A poisonous snake fastened
on his hand.
3.
They changed from thinking
that Paul was a murderer to saying he was a god.
4.
Publius’ father
5.
By himself with a soldier
that kept him.
6.
The leaders of the Jews.
7.
For the hope of Israel.
8.
Nothing bad about Paul but
that people everywhere were talking against this sect.
9.
Some believed and some
didn’t.
10.
Isaiah’s prophecy that the
Jews would hear but not understand.
11.
Two years
12.
Preaching and teaching
without hindrance.
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24-28 Study
Questions