86 134 Act 14

Acts 14:1-7. Persecution often follows the proclamation of the Gospel, but God protects His servants. In which city did Paul and Barnabas face opposition from both Jews and Gentiles?

• Iconium

• Lystra

• Derbe

• Antioch

Acts 14:8-10. Miracles often accompany the preaching of the Gospel to confirm its truth. What miracle did Paul perform in Lystra?

• He raised a dead girl

• He healed a lame man

• He cast out a demon

• He calmed a storm

Acts 14:11-18. People often misunderstand the work of God and give glory to the wrong source. What did the people of Lystra try to do after Paul healed the lame man?

• They stoned Paul

• They worshiped Paul and Barnabas as gods

• They drove Paul out of the city

• They asked Paul to stay and teach them

Acts 14:19-20. Even in the face of severe persecution, God’s servants are sustained by His power. What happened to Paul in Lystra after the crowd turned against him?

• He was stoned and left for dead

• He was arrested and imprisoned

• He was beaten with rods

• He was shipwrecked

Acts 14:21-23. The establishment of churches is a key part of spreading the Gospel. What did Paul and Barnabas do in Derbe before returning to other cities?

• They preached the Gospel and made many disciples

• They performed many miracles

• They appointed elders for the churches

• Both A and C

Acts 14:24-28. Missionaries return to their sending churches to report what God has done. Where did Paul and Barnabas return to after completing their first journey?

• Jerusalem

• Antioch

• Cyprus

• Rome

Acts 14:8-10. The healing of the lame man in Lystra demonstrated God’s power through Paul. What did the man do after being healed?

• He ran away

• He jumped up and walked

• He thanked the crowd

• He followed Paul and Barnabas

Acts 14:11-13. The people of Lystra misunderstood the miracle and thought Paul and Barnabas were gods. Which gods did they mistake them for?

• Zeus and Hermes

• Apollo and Artemis

• Poseidon and Hades

• Athena and Ares

Acts 14:14-15. Paul and Barnabas were quick to correct the people’s misunderstanding and point them to the true God. What did they do when the people tried to worship God?

• They accepted the worship

• They tore their clothes and urged the people to worship God

• They left the city immediately

• They performed another miracle

Acts 14:21-22. Paul and Barnabas encouraged the new believers to remain faithful despite hardships. What did they say about entering the kingdom of God?

• It requires wealth and power

• It requires many trials and hardships

• It is easy and without challenges

• It is only for the Jews