Acts 18

1. Which of these are true about Aquilla? (Acts 18:1-4)

• 1. He was a tentmaker like Paul

• 1. He had to leave Italy because Claudius wouldn't let any Jews live in Rome

• 1. He was a Jew married to a woman named Priscilla

• 1. He was from Pontius Pilate

1. Which of these happened in Corinth? (Acts 18:5-11)

• 1. Timothy and Silas joined Paul there

• 1. The Jews opposed Paul there

• 1. Paul taught there for three years before moving on to Ephesus

• 1. Crispus, the synagogue ruler, became a believer along with his whole household

1. Gallio was (Acts 18:12-17)

• 1. the emperor of Achaia

• 1. the proconsul of Rome

• 1. the proconsul of Achaia

• 1. a person who showed no concern for the Jews or their laws

1. Paul: (Acts 18:18-22)

• 1. left Corinth to go to Jerusalem

• 1. got his hair cut before going to Ephesus

• 1. took Priscilla and Aquilla with him to Ephesus

• 1. finished his second missionary journey in Antioch

1. In Ephesus: (Acts 18:19-22)

• 1. the Ephesians asked Paul to stay longer but he declined

• 1. the Ephesians tried to stone Paul

• 1. Paul was put in prison

• 1. Paul promised to return if it was God's will

1. Apollos was: (Acts 18:23-28)

• 1. a Jew

• 1. a Gentile

• 1. from Alexandria

• 1. from Ephesus

1. What do we know about Apollos' knowledge? (18:24-28)

• 1. He knew about the baptism of John the Baptist but didn't know about the baptism of the Holy Spirit

• 1. He taught about Jesus accurately

• 1. He learned more from Priscilla and Aquilla about the way of God

• 1. He was a learned man and had a thorough knowledge of the Scriptures

1. The lesson(s) we learn from Paul's second missionary journey are:

• 1. It takes courage to share the gospel

• 1. A good haircut makes you feel so much better when you are traveling

• 1. There is no guarantee that people you share the gospel with will become believers

• 1. There are many different responses to the gospel