GU - Acts (Chapter 6)

According to the Bible, suffering and persecution

• are to be avoided by Christians.

• should be expected.

• will destroy the church.

• are a result of sin.

In the book of Acts, persecution of the church came from

• unbelieving Jews.

• Sadducees.

• the Sanhedrin.

• all of the above.

According to Acts 4, the early church demonstrated unity and selflessness by

• never disagreeing with one another.

• financially taking care of one another.

• fellowshipping together.

• keeping their possessions to themselves.

According to Acts 5, when faced by threats and warnings, the believers

• fled for their lives.

• hid in their homes.

• continued to meet publicly.

• did all of the above.

After the apostles were flogged for preaching Christ they

• rejoiced that they were worthy to suffer for Christ.

• returned to their homes discouraged.

• scattered to different parts of the region.

• no longer publicly proclaimed Christ.

The focus of the Christian message is

• Christ's death and resurrection.

• water baptism.

• the second coming of Christ.

• judgment of God.

One of the marks of a powerful church is

• signs and wonders.

• generosity.

• honesty.

• strong attendance.

Barnabas

• sold a field and gave the money to the apostles.

• was a Levite and his name means "son of encouragement".

• was a Jew from the island of Cyprus.

• was all of the above.

The main principle to learn from the account of Ananias and Sapphira is that

• keeping money for ourselves is sin in God's eyes.

• God hates lying and desires integrity among His people.

• all believers are to sell their possessions and give them to the church.

• all believers are to live in poverty.

In the book of Acts, persecution of the church came from

• unbelieving Jews.

• Sadducees.

• the Sanhedrin.

• all of the above.