E01 Evangelism I - Test 5
Covers pages 50-59 of Acts (Kantola/Reynolds, PPH), and chapters 13-15 of the Acts of the Apostles in the Bible.
- 1.The prophets and teachers in the church at Antioch included Simeon called Niger, Lucius of Cyrene, Manaen, Saul and ______________.
- 2.Stephen was a:
- A.
Hebrew Jew from Jerusalem.
- B.
Jewish proselyte.
- C.
Grecian or Hellenistic Jew.
- D.
Samaritan.
- 3.Which synagogue in Jerusalem was used by the Jews who had been taken prisoner by Roman generals and later emancipated? The synagogue of the:
- A.
Bereans.
- B.
Zealots.
- C.
Sanhedrin.
- D.
Libertines.
- 4.In which verse do we first find Saul referred to as "Paul"? (Do not use a concordance or Bible software to find the answer; your answer must be in the format "Book 12:13" or it will not be recognized as correct.)
- 5.What was the name of the supreme Jewish council that originated with the seventy elders appointed by Moses?
- A.
The Secretariat.
- B.
The Sanhedrin.
- C.
The Jerusalem Council.
- D.
The Praetorium.
- 6.The expression "on the right hand of God" means:
- A.
The place of power and glory.
- B.
A physical position next to the Father.
- C.
In a place of positive judgment, as opposed to negative judgment (on the left hand of God).
- D.
None of the above.
- 7.We must enter into the kingdom of God through much _______________________.
- 8.How do we know Philip the evangelist was a Grecian Jew?
- A.
His name is spelled differently than the Hebrew version, Phillip.
- B.
His preaching was primarily in Greek.
- C.
He apparently lived in Caesarea.
- D.
He was not a Grecian Jew.
- 9.Had the apostles not come to Samaria during the Samaritan revival, the Samaritan believers might have:
- A.
Felt discriminated against by the Jewish Church.
- B.
Been inclined to think of themselves as being separate from the Church in Jerusalem.
- C.
Refused to be baptized in water.
- D.
Rejected Philip's preaching altogether.
- 10.What does history tell us about the Ethiopian eunuch?
- A.
He became a great apostle and evangelized India.
- B.
He later renounced the faith and persecuted Christians in Ethiopia.
- C.
He established a church in Ethiopia.
- D.
His existence was allegorical, not actual.
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