Vocabulary from Acts 4-5

What does the term 'persecution' refer to in Acts 4-5?

• The hostility and oppression faced by the apostles and early Christians from authorities.

• The financial aid provided to early Christians by the government.

• The support and encouragement given to the apostles by the authorities.

• The peaceful coexistence between the apostles and local leaders.

Define 'apostle' as used in the context of Acts 4-5.

• Apostle refers to the early followers of Jesus tasked with spreading his teachings and establishing the church.

• Apostle means a follower of John the Baptist.

• Apostle is a term for a biblical prophet.

• Apostle refers to a type of church building.

What is the significance of 'miracles' in the narrative of Acts 4-5?

• Miracles serve as a distraction from the main teachings of Jesus.

• Miracles indicate the apostles' personal wealth and success.

• Miracles in Acts 4-5 signify divine validation of the apostles' authority and message, leading to increased faith and opposition.

• Miracles in Acts 4-5 are solely for entertainment purposes.

Explain the meaning of 'testimony' in relation to the events in Acts 4-5.

• Testimony signifies the collection of laws given to the Israelites.

• In Acts 4-5, 'testimony' means the apostles' witness to the resurrection of Jesus and their bold proclamation of the gospel.

• Testimony is the legal declaration made by witnesses in court.

• Testimony refers to the apostles' personal experiences before their ministry.

What role does 'boldness' play in the actions of the apostles in Acts 4-5?

• Boldness leads the apostles to hide from authorities.

• Boldness enables the apostles to preach fearlessly and perform miracles, despite persecution.

• Boldness makes the apostles seek revenge against their persecutors.

• Boldness causes the apostles to abandon their mission.

How is 'faith' depicted in the context of Acts 4-5?

• Faith is shown as a reason for division among believers.

• Faith is portrayed as a tool for manipulation and control.

• Faith is depicted as a personal, isolated experience without community influence.

• Faith is depicted as a source of boldness, unity, and integrity among believers.

What does 'sanhedrin' refer to in Acts 4-5?

• A type of ancient scroll.

• A Jewish festival celebration.

• A Roman political party.

• The Jewish ruling council or assembly.

Describe the concept of 'community' as it appears in Acts 4-5.

• The community in Acts 4-5 is focused on individual wealth and personal gain.

• The community is characterized by division and conflict among its members.

• The community in Acts 4-5 is characterized by shared possessions, mutual support, unity in purpose, and collective strength in faith.

• The community in Acts 4-5 emphasizes isolation and independence from one another.

What does the term 'witness' imply in the events of Acts 4-5?

• The term 'witness' indicates the need for legal testimony in court.

• The term 'witness' refers to the apostles' role in performing miracles.

• The term 'witness' implies the apostles' role in testifying about Jesus and His resurrection.

• The term 'witness' signifies the apostles' role in collecting donations.

How is 'grace' portrayed in the interactions of the characters in Acts 4-5?

• Grace is portrayed as a unifying and empowering force in the early Christian community, contrasted with the consequences of deceit.

• Grace is depicted as a source of conflict among the characters.

• Grace is primarily associated with individual success rather than community unity.

• Grace is shown as irrelevant to the community's struggles.