Author: Bryan Gibson

Weekly Bulletin
January 17, 2021

Following up from last week, let’s continue to test our knowledge of the Book of Acts. See how well you can answer them before you look at the passages.
Name the Person or People (from Acts 14-20)
A seller of purple who was baptized (16:14-15).
Accompanied Paul on his second preaching journey (15:40).
He was a source of contention between Paul and Barnabas (15:37-39).
Young Christian from Lystra who joined Paul and Silas on the second preaching journey (16:1-4).
Two groups of philosophers in the city of Athens (17:18).
One mighty in the Scriptures (18:24).
Companions of Paul seized in Ephesus (19:29).
There was a temple in Ephesus for this goddess (19:24-28).
A ruler of a synagogue who became a Christian (18:8).
Took a preacher aside and explained to him the way of God more accurately (18:24-26).
Two men from Jerusalem who went with Paul and Barnabas to Antioch, to deliver the decrees determined by the apostles and elders in Jerusalem. Hint: These two men were described as prophets (15:30-34).
He was stopped from killing himself (16:27-28).
Nodded off and then fell off (20:9).
Proconsul of Achaia who drove the Jews from the judgment seat when they tried to accuse Paul (18:14-16).
Three who spoke at the meeting about circumcision, other than Peter (15:12-21).
Joined Paul for awhile on his second journey, but then remained behind in Philippi (ch. 16).
Followed Paul and his companions, crying out, “These men are the servants of the Most High God, who proclaim to us the way of salvation” (16:16-18).

In Which Chapter Is It Found? (Acts 14-20)
Conversions of Lydia and her household and the Philippian jailer and his household.
The issue of whether of not Gentiles have to be circumcised and keep the law of Moses is discussed.
The Bereans check out what Paul is preaching to make sure it is so.
Paul meets Timothy.
Paul preaches in Athens and gets a mixed reaction.
Apollos preaches in Ephesus, knowing only the baptism of John.
A great commotion in Ephesus.
Paul speaks to the Ephesian elders and warns them of future trouble.
People who were baptized with John’s baptism were baptized in the name of Jesus.
Paul preaches about an appointed day when Jesus will judge the world.
Disciples meeting together on the first day of the week.

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