Exploring Paul's Missionary Journey

What event led to Paul's conversion?

• A letter from the apostles

• A vision in the temple

• A sermon by Peter

• The encounter on the road to Damascus.

Who was present during Paul's conversion experience?

• David and Solomon

• Moses and Aaron

• Peter and John

• Jesus and unnamed companions

What was the primary purpose of Paul's first missionary journey?

• To promote a specific political agenda.

• To spread the message of Christianity and establish churches.

• To document historical events.

• To explore new trade routes.

Which city is known as the starting point of Paul's first missionary journey?

• Jerusalem

• Ephesus

• Antioch of Syria

• Corinth

Name one key city Paul visited during his first missionary journey.

• Corinth

• Ephesus

• Jerusalem

• Antioch in Pisidia

What was the significance of Antioch in Paul's ministry?

• Antioch was the birthplace of Paul.

• Antioch was primarily a Roman military base.

• Antioch was a key base for Paul's missionary journeys and the first place where Christians were called Christians.

• Antioch was where the first church council was held.

Which island did Paul visit during his first missionary journey?

• Sicily

• Rhodes

• Cyprus

• Crete

What major teaching did Paul emphasize in his letters?

• The importance of ritual sacrifices for forgiveness.

• The necessity of following Jewish customs for salvation.

• Faith in Jesus Christ and salvation by grace.

• Obedience to the law as the path to righteousness.

What was Paul's stance on the inclusion of Gentiles in the church?

• Paul supported the inclusion of Gentiles in the church.

• Paul believed Gentiles should only be included under certain conditions.

• Paul was indifferent to the inclusion of Gentiles in the church.

• Paul opposed the inclusion of Gentiles in the church.

How did Paul respond to opposition from Jewish leaders?

• Paul abandoned his mission and returned to Jerusalem.

• Paul agreed with the Jewish leaders and stopped preaching.

• Paul ignored the opposition and remained silent.

• Paul defended his beliefs and continued to preach despite opposition.