110 Acts - Week 1 Review Questions

Who is the traditionally accepted author of the Book of Acts according to the course notes?

(a)  

What is the purpose of the Book of Acts as outlined in the course notes?

• To record the history of what happened after Jesus' resurrection and ascension

• To serve as a record for the Jewish nation regarding why they were set aside for the present time

• To demonstrate the transition from God's prophetic plans for Israel to God's secret plan for the Body of Christ

• All of the above

According to the course notes, what is the generally accepted date range for the writing of the Book of Acts?

• 28-30 AD

• 60-63 AD

• 66-67 AD

• 70 AD

What does the Book of Acts serve as a bridge between, as per the course notes?

• The Gospels and the Pauline Epistles

• The Old Testament and the New Testament

• The ministry of Jesus and the ministry of the Twelve Apostles

• The prophecies of the Old Testament and their fulfillment in the New Testament

What significant event in Paul's life marks the abrupt end of the Book of Acts?

• His conversion on the road to Damascus

• His missionary journey to Rome

• His house arrest in Rome

• His martyrdom under Nero

Who was the book of Acts written to according to Acts 1:1-8?

• The apostles

• Theophilus

• The Jews

• The 120 faithful disciples

How long did Jesus appear to the apostles after His resurrection as mentioned in Acts 1:1-8?

• 12 days

• 40 days

• 3 days

• 7 weeks

What were the apostles instructed to wait for in Jerusalem according to Acts 1:1-8?

• The restoration of the Kingdom to Israel

• The book of the Law

• The baptism with the Holy Spirit

• The sign of Jonah

What question did the Apostles ask Jesus about the restoration of the Kingdom in Acts 1:1-8?

• Who would betray Jesus

• When the Kingdom would be restored to Israel

• How they could become great in the Kingdom

• Where the Kingdom would be established

Which prophet's writings are referenced when discussing the signs of the Kingdom's timing in Acts 1:1-8?

• Isaiah

• Daniel

• Ezekiel

• Jeremiah