Test Your Knowledge About Evangelism! Trivia Facts Quiz
Covers pages 33-43 of Acts (Kantola/Reynolds, PPH), and chapters 7-9 of the Acts of the Apostles in the Bible.
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Which three hours of the day were set aside by the Jews as hours of public prayer?
- A.
Third hour (9 a.m.), sixth hour (12 p.m.) and ninth hour (3 p.m.).
- B.
Third hour (6 a.m.), sixth hour (9 p.m.) and ninth hour (12 p.m.).
- C.
Third hour (12 p.m.), sixth hour (3 p.m.) and ninth hour (6 p.m.).
- D.
Third hour (3 p.m.), sixth hour (6 p.m.) and ninth hour (9 p.m.).
Correct Answer
A. Third hour (9 a.m.), sixth hour (12 p.m.) and ninth hour (3 p.m.).Explanation
The correct answer is Third hour (9 a.m.), sixth hour (12 p.m.) and ninth hour (3 p.m.). These three hours were set aside by the Jews as hours of public prayer.Rate this question:
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- 2.
What motive did the patriarchs have for selling Joseph into slavery in Egypt?
- A.
Fear
- B.
Envy
- C.
Indignation
- D.
Anger
Correct Answer
B. EnvyExplanation
The correct answer is "Envy." The patriarchs, specifically Joseph's brothers, were envious of him because he was their father's favorite son. They were jealous of the special treatment Joseph received and his dreams that suggested he would have authority over them. This envy led them to plot against Joseph and sell him into slavery in Egypt.Rate this question:
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- 3.
How many times is the "NAME" found in the book of Acts?
- A.
27
- B.
33
- C.
48
- D.
55
Correct Answer
B. 33Explanation
The correct answer is 33. This means that the name "NAME" is found 33 times in the book of Acts.Rate this question:
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- 4.
Who opposed the Christians in the Book of Acts?
- A.
The Zealots.
- B.
The Sadducees.
- C.
The Pharisees.
- D.
The Bereans.
Correct Answer
B. The Sadducees.Explanation
The Sadducees are known to have opposed the Christians in the Book of Acts. They were a sect of Judaism that held a conservative and aristocratic position within society. They rejected the idea of resurrection and the existence of angels, which conflicted with the beliefs of the early Christians. The Sadducees were influential in the Jewish religious establishment and often clashed with the followers of Jesus, making them a prominent opponent of the Christians during that time.Rate this question:
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What passage of Scripture was the eunuch reading when Philip found him? Give the Old Testament chapter and verse or verses (must be exactly in the format Book 1:25-30 or your answer will not be recognized as correct). Remember the version in Acts is somewhat paraphrased, so the wording will not be identical.
Correct Answer
Isaiah 53:7-8
Isaiah 53:7-8.Explanation
The passage of Scripture that the eunuch was reading when Philip found him was Isaiah 53:7-8.Rate this question:
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The persecution of the Church, an increase to 5,000 in the number of believers and the Christians sharing their possessions and material goods are all events that followed (most closely):
- A.
The conversion of Saul.
- B.
Peter's message on the Day of Pentecost.
- C.
The deaths of Ananias and Sapphira.
- D.
The healing of the lame man at the gate beautiful.
Correct Answer
D. The healing of the lame man at the gate beautiful.Explanation
The correct answer is the healing of the lame man at the gate beautiful. The persecution of the Church, increase in the number of believers, and Christians sharing their possessions and material goods are all events that followed the miraculous healing of the lame man at the gate beautiful. This event, which took place after Peter's message on the Day of Pentecost, resulted in a significant increase in the number of believers and led to the persecution of the early Church. Additionally, the Christians' practice of sharing their possessions and material goods was a direct response to the teachings and example set by Jesus and the early apostles.Rate this question:
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- 7.
Who was the uncle of John Mark?
Correct Answer
Barnabas
Barnabas.
barnabas
barnabas.Explanation
The correct answer is Barnabas. This is because the question asks for the uncle of John Mark, and Barnabas is known to be the uncle of John Mark according to the Bible (Colossians 4:10). The repetition of the answer with different capitalizations suggests that it is the correct answer.Rate this question:
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Why did judgment overtake Ananias and Sapphira? (give the best answer)
- A.
Because they only brought a portion of the price of the property they sold.
- B.
Because God had commanded they give the entire price, and they did not.
- C.
Because they said they brought all when they were keeping back part of the price.
- D.
Because the held back part of the price for fear the church would misuse it if they gave all.
Correct Answer
C. Because they said they brought all when they were keeping back part of the price.Explanation
Ananias and Sapphira faced judgment because they claimed to have brought all the money from the sale of their property while secretly keeping a portion for themselves. Their deceitful actions demonstrated a lack of integrity and honesty, which went against the principles of the early church community. God's judgment served as a warning to others about the seriousness of hypocrisy and dishonesty within the church.Rate this question:
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As a result of the deaths of Ananias and Sapphira, the __________ of the church was preserved, a wholesome, godly fear came upon everyone and new power was experienced by the believers.
Correct Answer
purity
Purity
purity.
Purity.Explanation
The correct answer is "purity." The deaths of Ananias and Sapphira served as a warning to the early church about the seriousness of dishonesty and hypocrisy. This event highlighted the importance of maintaining purity and integrity within the church community. The fear that resulted from witnessing this judgment led to a greater reverence for God and a renewed sense of power and devotion among the believers.Rate this question:
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Who defended Saul to the apostles when the church doubted his conversion?
Correct Answer
Barnabas
Barnabas.
barnabas
barnabas.Explanation
Barnabas defended Saul to the apostles when the church doubted his conversion. Barnabas played a significant role in the early Christian community, known for his generosity and encouragement. He vouched for Saul, who had previously persecuted Christians, and assured the apostles of his genuine conversion. Barnabas' support helped to establish Saul's credibility and acceptance within the church, paving the way for his influential ministry as the apostle Paul.Rate this question:
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