Exploring Paul's Journey

What was the first city where Paul began his ministry?

• Jerusalem

• Ephesus

• Corinth

• Antioch

Who accompanied Paul on his early missionary journeys?

• Barnabas and Silas

• Matthew and Mark

• Timothy and Titus

• Peter and John

What was the main focus of Paul's early ministry?

• Establishing churches in Asia Minor.

• Performing miracles in Jerusalem.

• Preaching the Gospel to the Gentiles.

• Writing letters to early Christians.

How did Barnabas help Paul when he first became a disciple?

• Barnabas baptized Paul in the Jordan River.

• Barnabas traveled with Paul to spread the gospel immediately.

• Barnabas wrote letters to the churches on behalf of Paul.

• Barnabas introduced Paul to the apostles.

What significant event happened during Paul's first missionary journey?

• Paul healed a blind man in Lystra.

• Paul preached in Athens.

• Paul converted Sergius Paulus in Paphos.

• Paul was imprisoned in Jerusalem.

How did Paul and Barnabas respond to opposition during their travels?

• They sought revenge against their opponents.

• They responded by continuing to preach boldly and relying on prayer and the Holy Spirit.

• They gave up preaching altogether.

• They changed their message to avoid conflict.

What role did teaching play in Paul's ministry?

• Paul primarily relied on miracles rather than teaching to spread his message.

• Teaching was only relevant in Paul's early ministry and not later.

• Teaching was central to Paul's ministry for spreading the Gospel and nurturing the faith of believers.

• Teaching was a minor aspect of Paul's ministry focused on personal growth.

Who were some of the key people Paul taught during his journeys?

• James, Andrew, and members of the church in Jerusalem

• Peter, John, and members of the church in Rome

• Timothy, Titus, and members of the churches in Corinth, Ephesus, and Philippi.

• Matthew, Bartholomew, and members of the church in Antioch

What was the outcome of Paul's time in the city of Lystra?

• Paul was arrested and imprisoned for preaching.

• Paul was celebrated as a hero in Lystra.

• Paul was stoned and left for dead, but he survived.

• Paul established a church and gained many followers.

How did the church respond to the teachings of Paul and Barnabas?

• The church rejected all teachings from Paul and Barnabas.

• The church responded positively but faced challenges and opposition.

• The church remained indifferent to their messages.

• The church only supported Barnabas and ignored Paul.