Acts Quiz 8

Saul had authority from the chief priests to bind all who called on the name of Jesus.

After many days were fulfilled, the Jews took counsel to kill Saul.

Saul was going to Damascus to find only men who were following Jesus to take them bound to Jerusalem.

Saul was breathing out threatenings and slaughter against the disciples of the Lord.

Ananias had heard how much good Saul had done for the saints.

The churches throughout Judaea, Galilee, and Samaria had rest and were edified.

As Saul came near Damascus, suddenly a light from heaven shone around about him.

Saul fell to the earth and heard a voice asking him why he was persecuting Him.

Saul asked, “Who art thou, Lord?”

The Lord told Saul that it was Jesus whom he persecuted.

Saul, trembling and astonished, asked the Lord what he should do.

The Jews watched the gates day and night to kill Saul.

Saul wanted to join the disciples at Jerusalem, but they were afraid of him.

The men with Saul stood speechless after they saw a man.

The men led Saul by the hand and took him into Damascus.

Saul was blind for three days and did not eat or drink.

The Lord spoke in a vision to a disciple names Ananias.

Ananias did not answer the Lord.

Peter told Aeneas, who had been bedfast with palsy for eight years, to arise in the name of Jesus Christ.

A disciple, Tabitha (Dorcas) did not do any good works.

Peter stayed many days in Joppa with Simon, a tanner.

Not many people in Joppa believed in the Lord.

Peter kneeled down and prayed and the dead body of Tabitha came to life.

When Peter called the saints and widows, he presented Tabitha alive.

The Lord Jesus sent Ananias so that Saul could regain his sight and be filled with the Holy Ghost.

Saul was three days without having sight, and did not have:

The Lord told Ananias in a vision to go to Straight Street and to inquire in Judas’ house for:

Saul was breathing out threatening and slaughter against:

Tabitha (Dorcas) was a disciple who lived in Joppa, and was full of:

Saul confounded the Jews who dwelt in Damascus, proving that:

The disciples were afraid of Saul when he was first converted because they did not:

As Saul traveled to Damascus to arrest believers, suddenly there shone around him:

The Lord spoke to Saul and told him to arise and:

Saul saw a man named Ananias in a vision, putting his hands on him so:

The Lord stated that Saul was a chosen vessel to bear Christ Jesus’ name before:

After receiving his sight, Saul was baptized and stayed a few days with:

While in Lydda, Peter met Aeneas who had been bedfast for eight years with:

After Saul was converted and became a disciple, the others were afraid of him except:

When many days had passed after Saul’s conversion, the Jews took counsel to:

Peter told Aeneas that Jesus Christ had made him whole, and to:

Tabitha was sick and died, and after washing her, they laid her body:

The churches throughout Judaea, Galilee, and Samaria had rest and were walking in:

All the people at Lydda and Saron saw the man who was healed and:

The widows wept as they showed Peter the:

Peter passed through all the quarters and went to the saints at:

Ananias placed his hands on Saul and told him that the Lord Jesus had sent him so that Saul might:

The Lord spoke to Saul on the road to Damascus and told him that he was:

The Jews watched the gates night and day to kill:

The disciples took Saul by night and let him down the wall of the city:

Peter, through Jesus Christ, told Tabitha to arise and after calling the saints and widows: