Paul and Barnabas' Missionary Journeys

The video covers the early Christian church's formation, the apostles' missions, and the spread of Christianity. It highlights key events like Pentecost, miracles performed by apostles, and the challenges they faced, including persecution. The narrative follows Paul's missionary journeys, his arrest, trials, and eventual journey to Rome, where he continues to preach and teach about Jesus Christ.

What significant event occurred on the day of Pentecost?

• Jesus ascended to heaven

• The Holy Spirit filled the apostles

• Matthias was chosen as an apostle

• Peter healed a crippled man

Who was chosen to replace Judas as an apostle?

• Joseph called Barsabbas

• Matthias

• Stephen

• Philip

What was Saul's initial reaction to the Christian movement?

• He was indifferent

• He persecuted it

• He supported it

• He ignored it

How did the apostles respond to being ordered not to speak in Jesus' name?

• They obeyed the order

• They continued to preach boldly

• They fled the city

• They went into hiding

What was the main message of Peter's vision involving the large sheet?

• To follow Jewish dietary laws strictly

• To accept all people as clean

• To refrain from associating with Gentiles

• To avoid eating unclean animals

Who was the first Gentile to receive the Holy Spirit according to Peter's account?

• Cornelius

• Timothy

• Barnabas

• Saul

During their missionary journeys, what was Paul and Barnabas' approach when faced with opposition from the Jews?

• They stopped preaching altogether

• They turned to the Gentiles

• They returned to Jerusalem

• They changed their message

What was the main reason for the uproar in Ephesus led by Demetrius?

• Paul was leading a rebellion against the Roman Empire.

• Paul had insulted the goddess Artemis.

• Paul was accused of theft from the temple.

• Paul's teachings threatened the local trade of silver shrines.

During his travels, what was Paul's primary activity?

• Building new temples.

• Trading goods across cities.

• Preaching and encouraging believers.

• Writing letters to Roman officials.

Why did Paul appeal to Caesar during his trial?

• He wanted to escape from prison.

• He believed he would get a fair trial in Rome.

• He wanted to convert Caesar to Christianity.

• He was seeking revenge against his accusers.