E01 Evangelism I - Test 8
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The first church council at Jerusalem was called to settle the question of whether or not Gentile believers should be forced to tithe to the Jewish church in Jerusalem.
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True
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False
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Covers pages 78-85 of Acts (Kantola/Reynolds, PPH), and chapters 22-23 of the Acts of the Apostles in the Bible.
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The speakers at the first church council at Jerusalem included Paul, Peter, James and _____________.
Explanation
The correct answer is Barnabas. Barnabas was one of the speakers at the first church council in Jerusalem along with Paul, Peter, and James.Rate this question:
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In which city did God speak to Saul in a vision and tell him He would send him "far hence unto the Gentiles"?
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Ephesus
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Macedonia
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Jerusalem
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Caesarea
Correct Answer
A. JerusalemExplanation
In the city of Jerusalem, God spoke to Saul in a vision and informed him that he would be sent "far hence unto the Gentiles." This event is significant because it marked a turning point in Saul's life, as he later became known as the apostle Paul and played a crucial role in spreading Christianity to the Gentiles.Rate this question:
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Which of the following was NOT something from which the Gentiles were instructed by the church council to abstain?
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Fornication.
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Eating with Jews.
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Meat offered to idols.
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Blood.
Correct Answer
A. Eating with Jews.Explanation
The church council instructed the Gentiles to abstain from fornication, meat offered to idols, and blood. However, they were not instructed to abstain from eating with Jews. This suggests that the church council did not see eating with Jews as a prohibited or sinful activity for the Gentiles.Rate this question:
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Titus was not compelled by the Jerusalem council to be circumcised.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
The statement is true because according to the Bible, Titus was not compelled by the Jerusalem council to be circumcised. In the book of Galatians, it is mentioned that Titus, who was a Greek, was not forced to undergo circumcision despite being in the presence of influential Jewish leaders. This decision was made to emphasize that faith in Jesus Christ was more important than adhering to Jewish customs and traditions. Therefore, the correct answer is true.Rate this question:
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Whom did Paul choose as his first traveling companion after separating from Barnabas?
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John Mark
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Timothy
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Silas
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Luke
Correct Answer
A. SilasExplanation
After Paul and Barnabas separated, Paul chose Silas as his first traveling companion. This can be inferred from the book of Acts in the Bible, where it is mentioned that Paul chose Silas to accompany him on his second missionary journey. Silas proved to be a valuable companion, supporting Paul in his mission and facing various challenges together.Rate this question:
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Why did the chief (Roman) captain in Jerusalem become afraid after he had bound Paul and ordered him to be scourged?
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Because Paul threatened him with divine judgment.
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Because he thought the believers would riot.
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Because he thought the Sanhedrin would demand an investigation.
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Because he found out Paul was a Roman citizen.
Correct Answer
A. Because he found out Paul was a Roman citizen.Explanation
The chief captain in Jerusalem became afraid after he had bound Paul and ordered him to be scourged because he found out that Paul was a Roman citizen. In Roman law, it was illegal to bind or scourge a Roman citizen without a fair trial. The chief captain realized that he had violated Paul's rights as a Roman citizen and feared the consequences of his actions. This revelation caused him to fear the potential legal repercussions and backlash from the Roman authorities.Rate this question:
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Paul pitted the Pharisees against the Sadducees on the Jewish council in an effort to defend himself.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
The statement suggests that Paul intentionally caused conflict between the Pharisees and the Sadducees on the Jewish council in order to protect himself. This implies that Paul used this division as a strategy to divert attention or gain support for his defense. Therefore, the answer "True" indicates that the statement accurately reflects the situation described.Rate this question:
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What province was the land of Paul's birth?
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Macedonia
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Silicia
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Achaia
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Thrace
Correct Answer
A. Silicia -
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How long did Paul stay in Corinth?
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6 months
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1 year
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1.5 years
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2 years
Correct Answer
A. 1.5 yearsExplanation
Paul stayed in Corinth for 1.5 years. This is supported by historical accounts in the Bible, specifically in the book of Acts. In Acts 18:1-18, it is mentioned that Paul stayed in Corinth and preached the gospel for a significant amount of time. The mention of 1.5 years is not explicitly stated, but it can be inferred from the timeline of events described in the passage. Therefore, based on this information, the correct answer is 1.5 years.Rate this question:
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