Acts Dig Site 4 Review

What were the Hellenistic Jews complaining about? (Acts 6:1)

• Their men didn't have any work

• Their widows were being overlooked in the daily distribution of food.

• Both answers are correct.

Who was going to give their attention to prayer and the ministry of the Word? (Acts 6:2-4)

• Only Peter and John

• Stephen and those with him

• The Twelve

• Thomas

Which of the following did the Apostles choose as part of the group of seven? (6:5)

• Nicodemus

• Philip and Stephen

• Both answers are correct

What did the apostles do for Stephen, Philip, Procorus, Nicanor, Timon, Parmenas, and Nicolas? (Acts 6:5-6)

• They prayed

• They laid their hands on them

• Both answers are correct

Whom did the men say Stephen was speaking blasphemous words against? (Acts 6:11)

• Moses

• God

• Both answers are correct

What did Stephen say that those who had received the law had done? (Acts 7:53)

• They had obeyed it

• They had shared it with others

• They had forgotten it

• They had not obeyed it

What did the Sanhedrin do when they heard what Stephen had to say? (Acts 7:54)

• They were furious and gnashed their teeth at him

• They were filled with compassion and released him

• They were angry and put him in prison

• They were filled with the Holy Spirit

What did Stephen do when he was full of the Holy Spirit after testifying to the Sanhedrin? (Acts 7:55)

• He looked up to Heaven

• He saw the glory of God

• He saw Jesus standing at the right hand of God

• All of the above

What did Saul begin to do after Stephen's death? (Acts 8:3)

• Destroy the church

• Go from house to house

• Drag off both men and women and put them in prison

• All of the above

Finish this verse: "Blessed is the one who perseveres under trial because having stood the test, that person will receive ..." James 1:12

• "...immeasurable rewards and eternal life."

• "...the crown of life that the Lord has promised to those who love him."

• "...everything someone could ever dream of."

• "...answers to all of his prayers."