Quiz on Biblical Concepts

Paul, Barnabas, and the church in Antioch were ministering to the Lord and fasting when the Holy Spirit __________ Paul and Barnabas.

• a. called

• b. destroyed

• c. fought

• d. ignored

The Jews in Antioch in Pisidia were interested in the gospel at first, but then they became __________ when Paul started preaching to the Gentiles.

• a. excited

• b. confused

• c. bored

• d. jealous

In Iconium, both the Jews and Gentiles plotted to __________ Paul and Barnabas.

• a. bless

• b. stone

• c. thank

• d. honor

After Paul healed a lame man in Lystra, the Gentiles tried to worship Paul and Barnabas as _________.

• a. animals

• b. men

• c. gods

• d. stories

The Jews from Antioch and Iconium came to Lystra and convinced the people to stone Paul until they thought he was _________.

• a. dead

• b. happy

• c. weaker

• d. squished

Paul and Barnabas returned to the cities where they planted churches, and then they went back to Antioch in Syria to tell the church about everything __________ had done.

• a. Satan

• b. Jews

• c. God

• d. monsters

Perseverance means _________

• continuing to do what is right even when circumstances are hard

• to choose to seek the things that please Christ over things that might only please yourself

• the belief that the most important things in life are material possessions and physical comfort

• difficult experiences that test our faith and our commitment to God

What does trials mean?

• the reason for which you were created

• the belief that the most important things in life are material possessions and physical comfort

• to choose to seek the things that please Christ over things that might only please yourself

• difficult experiences that test our faith and our commitment to God

What does "purpose" mean?

• A goal to achieve in life.
• A type of physical object.
• A synonym for happiness.
• The reason for which something is done or created.

What does "materialism" mean?

• the belief that the most important things in life are material possessions and physical comfort

• to choose to seek the things that please Christ over things that might only please yourself

• the reason for which you were created

• difficult experiences that test our faith and our commitment to God