Acts Of The Apostles Quiz! Trivia
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What do you realize about the acts of the apostles? Do you think you can pass this quiz? Acts of the apostles are often referred to as simply Acts, or the book of acts, which is the fifth book of the New Testament. It tells the founding of the Christian church, and the spread of it’s message to the Roman Empire. Learn more about the Acts of the Apostles by taking this quiz.
- 1.The Book of Acts was written by
- A.
Theophilus
- B.
John
- C.
Paul
- D.
George
- E.
Ringo
- F.
Luke
- 2.Acts make a number of transitions. Which of the following is not one of the transitions it makes?
- A.
From the Gospel to the Epistles
- B.
From Judaism to Christianity
- C.
From oral tradition to written tradition
- D.
From Law to Grace
- E.
All of the above
- 3.Paul was miraculously saved when Jesus appeared before him in a flash of light that blinded him.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 4.Among the following events, which one was the most pivotal in directing the church leaders to allow the gospel to be preached to the Gentiles.
- A.
The stoning of Stephan
- B.
The conversion of Paul
- C.
The vision of Peter with the sheet full of animals coming down from heaven
- D.
Phillips success with preaching the good news in Samaria
- 5.Who among the following was Paul's primary co-worker in his missionary journeys to the Gentiles?
- A.
Matthew
- B.
Barnabas
- C.
Luke
- D.
Peter
- E.
None of the above (he was alone)
- 6.What was the main source of controversy within the church over the Gentile believers?
- A.
That they not eat meat sacrificed to idols
- B.
The need to wear 'yarmulke' (traditional Jewish skullcap)
- C.
That they celebrate Hanukkah instead of Christmas
- D.
That they needed to be circumcised like the Jews
- 7.Almost everywhere Paul and Barnabas went to preach the Good News, a riot broke out.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 8.What was the issue that caused Paul and Barnabas to go their separate ways?
- A.
The controversy over what was kosher to eat and what was not.
- B.
The issue to baptize new Christians by immersion or by sprinkling.
- C.
The controversy over John Mark
- D.
Barnabas liked more upbeat worship songs, but Paul liked hymns.
- E.
None of these
- 9.When Paul preached in Athens in a famous place called the Areopagus (where philosophers, intellectuals, and scholars met) he gave a fiery sermon that convicted them for their immorality and godless lifestyles and many were converted.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 10.In Ephesus, a guy named Demetrius and a bunch of other silversmiths were ticked off because Paul's preaching was ruining their business of making and selling little silver idols.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 11.When Paul was arrested and taken to trial, Paul was allowed to take his case to Rome because
- A.
Paul had been such an outstanding Jewish man.
- B.
They didn't want a riot to break out.
- C.
He had such a good lawyer.
- D.
He was a Roman citizen.
- E.
None of these
- 12.As Paul was being transported to Rome for his trial, the ship he was on encountered a terrible storm season. Paul
- A.
Suggested that the storm was on account of him and they should throw him overboard.
- B.
Prophesied that all cargo would be lost, but no one would lose their life.
- C.
Led a mutiny because of the bad decisions of the captain.
- D.
Was thrown overboard into the sea and was swallowed by a whale for 3 days and 3 nights, but arrived in Rome unharmed.
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