Acts

The mission in Judea and Samaria as depicted in Acts 8-9:17 is significant because it:

• A) Marks the beginning of the spread of Christianity beyond Jerusalem.

• B) Represents the first instance of missionary work by the apostles.

• C) Highlights the role of women in early Christian missions.

• D) Demonstrates the fulfillment of Old Testament prophecies.

What major event involving Saul is highlighted in Acts 8-9:17?

• Saul's conversion on the road to Damascus

• Saul's escape from Damascus

• Saul's first missionary journey

• Saul's imprisonment in Rome

Who was Philip chosen to help as a deacon?

• The Roman soldiers

• The Hellenistic widows

• The Pharisees

• The Sadducees

What did Philip begin after outgrowing his administrative job?

• Teaching

• Preaching

• Farming

• Trading

After the persecution in Jerusalem, Philip went to _______.

• Samaria

• Galilee

• Judea

• Jericho

The geographical location of Samaria was:

• In the northern region of ancient Israel

• In the southern region of ancient Israel

• In the eastern region of ancient Israel

• In the western region of ancient Israel

The descendants of the Samaritans were:

• Jews

• Arabs

• Persians

• Babylonians

Roman soldiers had to intervene between the Jews and Samaritans because:

• they were enforcing a new law.

• there was a conflict between the two groups.

• they were conducting a census.

• they were building a new road.

The Jews disliked the Samaritans because:

• They had different religious beliefs and practices.

• They were from a different ethnic group.

• They were political rivals.

• They lived in a different region.

Where did Simon the Magician gain a popular following?

• Jerusalem

• Samaria

• Galilee

• Judea