Q4 CLE6 Conversion of Paul SJI

What was Saul's primary emotion that drove him to persecute Christians?

• Fear

• Passion

• Joy

• Peace

What was Saul's original reason for persecuting Christians?

• He believed Jesus was the Messiah.

• He thought Christians were heretics.

• He wanted to become a disciple of Jesus.

• He was ordered by the Roman authorities.

What event changed Saul's life and led to his conversion?

• A vision of Jesus on the road to Damascus

• The resurrection of Jesus

• Meeting Peter and John

• Reading the Ten Commandments

What name was Saul given after his conversion?

• Simon

• Peter

• Paul

• Timothy

After his conversion, what was Paul's mission?

• To persecute more Christians

• To proclaim the Word of God to the Gentiles

• To become a Jewish leader

• To write the Gospels

What does the story of Paul's conversion teach us about emotions?

• Emotions should always be ignored.

• Emotions can help us be effective witnesses when used wisely.

• Emotions are unnecessary in faith.

• Emotions are a sign of weakness.

Who called Saul to discipleship?

• Peter

• Ananias

• Jesus

• John the Baptist

What was the purpose of Saul's intense passion after his conversion?

• To spread the Jewish faith

• To proclaim the Kingdom of God

• To rebuild the temple

• To unite the Pharisees and Sadducees

How can emotions impact our discipleship?

• They always hinder us.

• They can either make or break us, depending on how we channel them.

• They are irrelevant to our faith.

• They only lead to confusion and disbelief.

What does Paul's story remind us about God's calling?

• God only calls those who are already faithful.

• God can transform even the greatest sinners into His disciples.

• God calls only the Jewish people.

• God's calling is based on our perfection.