Bible IX (Lesson 6, Act. 17:1-15)

Which of the following is true of those who rejected Paul's message at Thessalonica?

• They went somewhere else to worship

• They become jealous of the missionaries' success

• They used wicked people to further their cause

• They sought legal action against the bretheren

Which of the following qualities apply to the people of Berea?

• They accepted Paul's message without question

• They were diligent, daily studying the Scriptures

• They had dishonest motives

• They used Scriptures to decide what was true

Paul said "turning the world upside down." what did he mean?

• Disrupting the usual order of society

• Endangering the environment

• Attempting to spark a political revolution

• None of them

What was the purpose of Paul's preaching?

• Having a complete change of heart

• Joining a spiritual kingdom with Jesus as King

• Leading a lifestyle of peace and goodwill

• All of them

Why is an humble heart essential to learning the truth?

• Humility helps us understand and accept the truth about ourselves

• Pride will cause us to believe what we want to believe about the truth

• God cannot teach a person who does not humbly want to know the truth

• All of the above

What is our work as Christian ambassadors today?

• To determine who will be open to the truth and who will not

• To share the gospel with everyone and make disciples throughout the world

• to determine where to plant a church before beginning to share gospel

• All of them

Accused means

• Extremely important

• The person who is on trial in a law court

• The person who never care of anything

• Escape from one place

Having or showing high moral qualities or character, is called ....

• Avoid

• Upset

• Slight

• Noble

Refers to members of religious denomination or group

• Brethren

• Abstain

• Voodoo

• Shring

What does humility means?

• Feeling special and important than others

• The feeling or attitude that you have no special importance that makes you better than others

• Feeling lack of intelligence

• Feeling despair of something