Acts Final Review
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- Author of Acts
- Luke
- Earliest Date that acts could have been written
- 70 A.D.
- who was Theophilus?
- Roman non-Christian making apologetic work; "lover of God"; benefactor of luke
- who the first Gentile converts were
- Cornelius and his family
- background for Cornelius
- wealthy centurion in the italian regiment; high social standing
- what vision did peter have
- the heavens open up and decend a large sheet by its four corners filled with all animals, voice told peter to eat it 3 times. he would not eat anything impure. Dont call something God made clean impure. went back to heaven.
- what the point of peters vision was
- to not call any man(Gentiles) unclean
- what the word apostle means
- one who is sent
- who helped paul get accepted by the Jerusalem church
- Barnabas
- what took place while peter preached to Cornelius' family
- the holy spirit came on to all who heard the message
- the initial reaction of the Jerusalem church to Cornelius' conversion
- they had no further objections and praised God, saying "So then, God has granted even the Gentiles repentance unto life."
- What to be "filled with the holy spirit" means in acts
- to speak holy
- what the word Gospel means
- the good news
- what languages do hellenistic and hebraic jews speek
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hellenistic- greek
hebraic- hebrew and aramaic - Where Peter goes to after he is arrested by Herod Agrippa and is delivered by an angel-
- after realizing God sent his angels to deliver him from prison, Peter ran to the house of Mary the mother of John where many people were gathered and praying.
- Common practices of the first century church
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(1)â€apostle’s teachingâ€, (2)â€fellowshipâ€,
(3)praying, (4) “breaking breadâ€, (5) Temple visits, (6) ate together - What peter does for tabitha
- he raises her from the dead in Joppa
- when peter is released from prison who he wants notified
- james and the brothers
- who were the first two missionaries sent out by the church in antioch
- saul and barnabas
- 5 main themes in acts
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—(1) Promise Ful fillment—Jesus is the savior for all people who
must be proclaimed to all nations ,(2) Age of the Spirit—The role of the Holy
Spirit guiding and empowering Jesus’ disciples, (3) Good news for all People—regardless of race, gender, or social status, (4) Relationship with Rome is not antagonistic, (5) Divine favor shown by growth and development - the meaning of the word "messiah or Christ"
- the king and deliverer expected by the jewish people
- for the book of acts, it is critical for jews and gentiles to confess taht jesus is what
- the son of God
- the meaning of the greek word to baptize
- to emerse
- Who Paul confronted while on Cyprus
- Jewish sorcerer and false prophet named Bar-Jesus, an attendant of the proconsul, Sergius Paulus. (aka: Elymas)
- how long the first missionary journey took
- about 2 years
- what happens when paul and barnabas arrive in pisidan antioch
- Since it is the sabath, they go into the synagouge where they are asked to give a word of encouragement. Paul addresses the God-fearing Jews and Gentiles and tells them about Samuel, Abraham, and Davis. Then he tells him the Good News and the people ask them to come back to the synagouge the next week. They did and there were Jews that were jealous and spoke abusively against what Paul was saying. Barnabas and Paul both addressed them and told them since they rejected it, the Gentiles can now accept it. The Gentiles were happy and the Gosple spread. Those who despised them joined forces and kicked them out of the city, but the disciples were filled with the Holy Spirit.
- In Lystra, which two gods are Paul and Barnabas thought to be—
- Barnabas was Zeus, Paul was Hermes—because he was the chief speaker.
- What caused the Jerusalem Conference to be necessary—
- Because some men where teaching that you needed to be circumcised in order to be saved. That brought a “sharp†dispute between them and Barnabas and Paul. So they were appointed, along with other believers to go up to Jerusalem to see the apostles and elders about this question.
- The criteria used by those in Jerusalem for making a decision about what God wants—
- God’s will is determined by experience (Peter’s) and scripture (interpreted later by James
- The requirements for Gentiles that were laid down by the Jerusalem conference—
- to stay away from food that was offered to idols, sexual imorality, the meat from strangled animals, and from blood.
- Why Paul leaves Asia Minor and goes into Macedonia—
- Because during the night Paul had a vision of a man in Macedonia standing and begging him to come there and help them.
- where paul was imprisoned during his second missionary journey.
- philippi
- who travels with paul on his second missonary journey
- timothy and silas
- lydias occupation
- "a dealer" a prominent business woman
- who priscilla and aquila were
- formed a relationship with paul; tent makers from rome who are later converted
- What Ephesus was known for in Asia Minor—“…
- the city of Ephesus is the guardian of the temple of the great Artemis and of her image, which fell from heaven?â€â€”Acts 19:35
- FIRST JOURNEY:
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Antioch(inland city)>Selecuia(port city)>Salamis(Cyprus-Preacged in Jweish synagouges with helper, John.)>Paphos(Cyprus, met sorcerer) >Perga (Asia Minor; John leaves to go back to Jerusalem) >Pisidian Antioch (preach in synagouge and ask to come back, first Gentile converts after Cornelius, but Jewish and Gentil opposition) >Iconium (Jews and Gentiles converted and miracles are performed, city became divided) >Lystra (heal a man crippled, seen as Gods, but Paul is stoned)>
Derbe (converted a large number) >Lystra>Incomium>Pisidan Antioch> Attalia>
Selecuia>Anitoch - Second Journey
- Lystra (picked up Timothy)> region of Phygia and Galatia, Bithynia on the boarder of Mysia (the Spirit didn’t allow them to go here)> Traos (Paul gets vision on man in Macedonia>Philippi (Conversion of Lydia, heal slave girl, thrown into prison and escape)>Thessalonica (Preached and mob rounded up by jealous Jews after them)> Athens (Preached to Greeks)> Corinth (met Aquilla and Percilla, preached)>
- in which city do we have our last account of paul
- rome
- what citizenship did paul have
- roman