In Acts 9, where was Saul coming from when the light came down from Heaven?

In the sixth and seventh chapters of the book of Acts, we read that Stephen preached a sermon to the Jewish Sanhedrin, whereupon they stoned him to death. At what point during the sermon, though, did some of them begin to actually make biting motions at him?

Acts 3:1-2 tells of Peter and John going to the temple at the time of prayer -- three in the afternoon -- when they saw a crippled man being carried to the temple gate to beg for money. For how long had he been crippled?

According to Acts 27:27, for how many days had Paul's ship been battered during a storm on the Mediterranean Sea?

Before Peter was seized and put in prison, Herod had one of the original 12 disciples put to death with the sword. According to Acts 12:2, who was the disciple he had executed?

According to Acts 16:12, in what city were Paul and Silas when they were put in jail?

According to Acts 10: 1, where did Cornelius live?

In Acts Chapter 13, the church at Antioch sent Paul and Barnabas off on a missionary journey to Asia Minor. They set sail from Seleucia and landed at a place called Salamis. On what island in the Mediterranean did they land?

Whom does the Book of Acts record as preaching the first Gospel sermon?

Who did the remaining eleven disciples choose to replace Judas Iscariot after his betrayal of Jesus?

Aeneas, a man who had been ill with palsy for eight years, was healed when a man simply spoke to him. Who was the person who told him, "Aeneas, Jesus Christ makes you whole; arise and make thy bed."?

According to Acts 3:3, how did the crippled beggar react when he saw Peter and John about to enter the temple?

According to Acts 12:4, how many soldiers were assigned by Herod to guard Peter in prison?

Paul and Silas were put in jail after they drove a spirit from a slave girl. Why did this lead to their arrest and imprisonment? (Acts 16:19)

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In addition to being a widow, Dorcas is described as a disciple. Dorcas is the translation of another name. What was that name?

What was the occupation of Cornelius, as per Acts 10: 1?

As per Acts 13, in the island of Paphos, the missionaries met a man described as a magician and false prophet. His Greek name was Elymus. What was his surprising Jewish name?

Herod intended to have a public trial for Peter after what event? (Acts 12:4)

At Lystra, Paul was joined by a young church worker, as per Acts 16:1. What was his name?

In chapter 6, we see the first tension regarding helping Jewish & Gentile widows. The disciples recruited seven helpers to assist in administrative matters. Which of the following, also known as the first Christian martyr, was one of those appointed?

When Paul and his group made it ashore on Malta, what did they note about the inhabitants of the island? (Acts 28:2)

What happened to the disciples when the Holy Spirit entered them?

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One of the chief persecutors of Christians was Saul of Tarsus. That all changed when Saul underwent a dramatic conversion on the road to Damascus. Who was the reluctant disciple who was asked to go and lay hands on Saul?

What sin did Ananias and Sapphira commit, according to Acts 5:1-11?

What happened when Peter knocked on the door of his friend and a servant girl went to answer it?

According to Acts 16:25, what were Paul and Silas doing in prison at about midnight?

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Who was Aquila married to?

Acts 8:36 states that as Philip and the eunuch traveled along the road, they came to some water and then the eunuch made a pronouncement. What did he say?

In Acts Chapter 19, Paul set out on a third journey. In the city of Ephesus there lived seven brothers. Who stripped and beat them?

Who did Peter describe in Acts 2:25 as sitting at the right hand of God?

Who offered to pay Peter and John for the gift of giving others the Holy Spirit in the eighth chapter?

After Saul's conversion some people tried to kill him. How did he escape the city?

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Where was Paul at the end of the book of Acts?

According to Hebrews 11:8-19, God promised Abraham to multiply Abraham's seed by giving Him a son named Isaac. After Isaac was born, God commanded Abraham to sacrifice him. What did Abraham think God would do after he offered up Isaac like God commanded?

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Who is the author of Hebrews?

Complete this Bible verse from Hebrews 2:18. "Because he himself suffered when he was ___________, he is able to help those who are being ___________. What is the missing word?

Only two people are said to have never died. The faith of which one of the two is mentioned in Hebrews, chapter 11?

To what does Hebrews 4:12 compare the Word of God?

According to Hebrews 2:9 of the Bible, what is Jesus now crowned with because he suffered death?

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In the book of Hebrews, Whose descendants does the author say Jesus came to help?

According to Hebrews 3:12, what turns away from the living God?

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According to Hebrews 9:22 of the Bible, there is no forgiveness without what?

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In the book of Hebrews, By faith, the harlot Rahab saved her family from destruction when she helped the Israelite spies. What city did Rahab live in?

According to Hebrews 11:29 of the Bible, why were the Israelites allowed to pass through the Red Sea on dry ground but when the Egyptians tried to they drowned?

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Hebrews further develops the idea of Jesus being the heavenly high priest. Jesus is described as having entered which place on humanity's behalf?

Chapter 11 of Hebrews is commonly known as the "Faith Chapter", as it deals with the men of faith in the Bible. What is the definition of "faith" according to this chapter?

In the book of Hebrews, From what line of priesthood does the author say Jesus descends?

How does the author describe God at the end of Hebrews chapter 12?

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In Hebrews chapter 12, the writer illustrates godlessness by using a character that might not be thought of as the most obvious choice. Who is this person?

In the book of Hebrews, The author explains that Jesus has gone to heaven to act on our behalf. What does he call Jesus?

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How is marriage described in Hebrews chapter 13?

From the book of Hebrews, "And just as it is destined that each person dies once and after that comes judgement, so also Christ died only once as a ___ to take away the sins of many people."

In the book of Hebrews, Which of these is not something the author exhorts the believers to do while waiting for Christ's return?

In the book of Hebrews, The Christians the author was writing to were considering turning away from the faith. The author said they needed __ __ to continue on. What was it that they needed?

Whose parents are mentioned in Hebrews Chapter 11, who hid him for 3 months?

According to Hebrews Chapter 12, if God doesn't ___ you it means you are an illegitimate child. What is this missing word?

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Hebrews 11:22 tells of of a Biblical character living in faith. "When his end was near, [he] spoke about the exodus of the Israelites from Egypt and gave instructions about his bones." Who is this person?

According to Hebrews 2:11 of the Bible, Jesus is not ashamed to call those who have been made holy ___?

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According to Hebrews 8:11, "all shall know" God, from the what to the what?