John and his brother James were known as the "Sons of Hope."

John was the only disciple who witnessed the crucifixion of Jesus.

John survived being thrown into boiling oil without harm.

John was exiled to the island of Crete.

John wrote the Book of Revelation while in prison.

John was martyred by being stoned to death.

John was present at the Transfiguration of Jesus.

The Apostle John was also called the "Beloved Disciple."

John wrote more books of the Bible than Paul.

Saul was on his way to Tarsus when he encountered Jesus.

Saul was blinded for three days after seeing a bright light.

Ananias was hesitant to meet Saul because of his reputation.

Saul changed his name to Paul immediately after meeting Jesus.

After his conversion, Paul preached in Jerusalem first.

Paul’s trade was making tents.

Paul was a Roman citizen by birth.

Paul was a Sadducee before his conversion.

Paul was baptized by Peter.

After his conversion, Paul spent time in Arabia before starting his ministry.

Paul’s first missionary journey began in Antioch.

Paul always traveled alone on his missionary journeys.

Paul and Silas were imprisoned in Corinth.

Paul converted a jailer and his family while imprisoned.

On the island of Malta, Paul survived a snake bite.

Paul preached about the 'Unknown God' in Ephesus.

Paul wrote the letter to the Romans while in Corinth.

Paul and Barnabas separated over a disagreement about Mark.

Paul was shipwrecked three times.

Paul’s vision of a Macedonian man led him to preach in Europe.

The Jerusalem Council decided that Gentiles must follow Jewish law.

Barnabas introduced Paul to the apostles in Jerusalem.

The early Christians were first called 'Christians' in Antioch.

Peter and Paul often ministered together in the same cities.

Paul was never arrested during his ministry.

The Book of Acts records Paul’s journeys extensively.

Timothy was a young pastor mentored by Paul.

Paul wrote letters only to churches in Greece.

Paul’s message often caused riots in the cities he visited.

Paul’s letters were written in Hebrew.

What miracle did Peter perform at the Temple Gate called Beautiful?

What event led to Peter’s bold sermon at Pentecost?

How did Peter escape from prison when King Herod imprisoned him?

What did Peter declare about Jesus at Pentecost?

What was the result of Peter’s sermon at Pentecost?

How many letters did Paul write that are included in the New Testament?

Which city did Paul write to about 'unity in the Spirit'?

In which letter did Paul discuss the "armor of God"?

Who delivered Paul’s letter to the Romans?

What was Paul’s primary message in his letters?

What was unique about John compared to the other disciples?

Which of these books did John NOT write?

What was John’s role at the crucifixion?

What did Jesus entrust to John while on the cross?

Which church is believed to have been founded by John?

What trade did Paul often use to support himself?

Who was Paul’s traveling companion during his second missionary journey?

Who was the young man Paul brought back to life after he fell from a window?

In which city did Paul face opposition for affecting the sales of idols?

Who was the Roman centurion who escorted Paul to Rome?

Where did Peter have his vision?

What was the significance of Peter’s vision in Joppa?

Who did Peter raise from the dead in Joppa?

Who questioned Peter about eating with Gentiles?

What major decision did Peter advocate for at the Jerusalem Council?

Which event marks the start of the early church?

What did the early believers devote themselves to?

Who was the first Christian martyr?

What was the result of Stephen’s martyrdom?

Who did Philip baptize after explaining the scriptures?