Whom did King Herod arrest?

 (12:1)

• All the believers.

•          Some who belonged to the church

• those in Jerusalem

Why did King Herod arrest some who belonged to the church?

(12:1)

• They were sent to him by Saul.

• Intending to persecute them 

• They were followers of Jesus Christ.

When did King Herod arrest some who belonged to the church, intending to persecute them?

(12:1)

• About this time.

• After the Chief Priests arrived.

• Upon seeing Peter and John.

Who was James?

    (12:2)

• The disciple who was crucified

• The one who fled Jerusalem with Saul

• The brother of John

How did King Herod have James, the brother of John, put to death?

(12:2)

• with the sword 

• in front of them

• with permission of the Sanhedrin

How did the Jews respond to James’ death?

        (12:3)

• It met with their approval

• Many came to Jesus.

• They rebelled.

What happened during the Festival of Unleavened Bread?

   (12:3)

• John was beheaded

• Many received Christ

• King Herod proceeded to seize Peter also 

Whom did this meet their approval?

 (12:3)

• The Jews

• Those worshipping in the temple

• all of them

After what did Herod put Peter in prison?

 (12:4)

• After the Passover

• After they all gathered there

• After arresting him 

After what did Herod intend to bring Peter out for public trial?

  (12:4)

• after the Feast of Unleavened Bread

• after the Passover 

• after Peter was bound