Bible #2

5 Written Questions

1. Acts establishes the practice of the doctrine of the local church
   The faith and doctrinal priority of the early church are demonstrated
2. Rome
   1-2 Corinthians
   Galatians
   Ephesians
   Philippians
   Colossians
   1-2 Thessalonians
3. an apology is a defense of something
   Luke may have been trying to convince theopholis
   The gospels main opposition came from the Jews not Romans
4. Mission endevores-church planted
   Preaching-12 sermons in book of acts
   Worship Acts2:46
   Interpersonal relationships
   The power of God we ought to see God working the church
   The illustration of the Christian experience
5. Content It is a historical narrative

5 Matching Questions

1. Others
2. Gospels
3. the we sections show that the author of acts participated in the action
4. Other possible names for the book ....
5. Prophecy

1. a Acts of the Apostles
   Acts of Peter and Paul
   Acts of the resurrected Christ
   Acts records the life of Jesus Christ lived out in thousands of witnesses
   Acts of the Holy Spirit
2. b Revelation
3. c James
   1-2 Peter
   1-3 John
   Jude
4. d Acts 61:8,10 Changes from "they" to "we"
   Acts 20:5-6 "We sailed from philippi"
   Acts 28:16 "We came to Rome"
5. e Matthew
   Mark
   Luke
   John

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. Jesus post resurrection ministry-its 40 days long
   Story ends with Paul being detained in Rome
   Covers thirty years of Church history A.D. 30-60
   It is historical bridge from the Gospels to Appislts
   1. A Doctrinal Purpose
   2. A Practical Purpose
   3. A Historical Purpose
   4. An Apologetic Purpose
2. Theophilus. In general, the book is written from a gentile perspective
   1. Key verse
   2. Key Chapters
   3. The readership
   4. Theme
3. The growth of the church
   1. Gospels
   2. Others
   3. Author
   4. Theme
4. Luke
   He is never mentioned but easily deduced
   1. Theme
   2. Author
   3. History
   4. Others
5. Hebrews
   1. Gospels
   2. General
   3. Key verse
   4. Others

5 True/False Questions

1. Acts and Luke where dedicated to ... → Content It is a historical narrative

   True        False

2. A Practical purpose → Acts establishes the practice of the doctrine of the local church
   The faith and doctrinal priority of the early church are demonstrated

   True        False

3. To People → Matthew
   Mark
   Luke
   John

   True        False

4. Date of Writing → Luke
   He is never mentioned but easily deduced

   True        False

5. History → Acts

   True        False