Acts 8-12 Review

prophecy that begin to be fulfilled in the scattering of the church was made in Acts

1:8

a severe famine spreading over the entire Roman world was predicted by

Agabus

God restored Saul's eyesight through

Ananias

believers were first called Christians in

Antioch

the people of Antioch were encouraged to continue in the Lord by

Barnabas

this person helped Saul to be accepted by the Christians at Jerusalem

Barnabas

In Acts 9:31 it talks about the church having peace. Why?

Because Saul was now a christian and would no longer be a threat to them

Peter led this Roman centurion to Christ

Cornelius

this person helped the needy in Joppa

Dorcas

was full of good works, did charitable deeds, and made clothes for the poor

Dorcas

this person was reading the book of Isaiah while traveling in a chariot

Ethiopian

what non- Jews are called

Gentiles

Jews who adopted the Greek language an ideas

Hellenist

this person accepted praise that belonged to God

Herod

James, the brother of John was put to death by

Herod Agrippa

Saul was accused of persecuting this person

Jesus

the cousin of Barnabas who went with him to Antioch

Mark

this person learned through a vision that he could eat "unclean" food

Peter

the Ethiopian read the Scripture and learned its meaning from

Phillip

this person answered the door when Peter knocked

Rhoda

this person was blinded on the road to Damascus

Saul

this person tried to buy the power of the Holy Spirit

Simon the Sorcerer

the birthplace of Saul

Tarsus

Peter was led out of prison by an

angel

when Saul was first saved, the attitude of most people was one of

disbelief

in the context of Christianity, telling others about Christ

evangalism

when Saul was healed from blindness, something like________________ fell from his eyes

scales

as a result of persecution, the church was

scattered

the practice of black majic

sorcery

What was God's purpose in giving Peter the vision of a great sheet?

to show that the gospel is also for the Gentiles

What was God's purpose in scattering the disciples?

to spread the gospel

when Herod died, he

was eaten by worms