Deep Roots Unit 8

The belief that a divine being created the world, but this being cannot be known and is not involved in our lives

• Theology

• Deism

• Materialism

• Religion

Teaching and training a follower of Jesus to be like Him and do what He did

• devotion

• bible study

• obedience

• discipling

What was most troubling to Paul in Athens?

• There were not many Christians there

• There were so many idols

• The people were very cruel to each other

• The people did not welcome him

Why did Paul set out on his second missionary journey?

• To check in on the believers who started churches during his first missionary journey.

• To show Silas how to go on a missionary trip.

• He was running from those who wanted to kill him.

• He realized he needed to plant a church in a new area.

How did Paul reach the Athenian philosophers?

• He preformed miracles to show them God's power.

• He spoke their language by the power of the Holy Spirit.

• He asked a citizen in Athens to translate.

• He used his knowledge of what they believed to tell them about the one true God.

Paul showed the Athenians that God is knowable and _____________ in our daily lives.

• involved

• bored

• uninterested

• angry

What should the church do to help new believers?

• remind them of the law

• remind them of their sin

• nurture them

• make them happy

Who did Paul choose to travel with him and Silas?

• Barnabas

• Andrew

• Timothy

• Matthew

While in Philippi, Paul preached and the Holy Spirit opened the heart of a woman named_________.

• Lydia

• Mary

• Martha

• Priscilla

How did Paul know he had to go to Macedonia to help the people there know about Jesus?

• He had a dream

• Their leaders sent him a letter

• Timothy wanted to go

• He had a vision