Acts Quiz 22

Paul told the council that he had lived in good conscience before God.

The high priest, Ananias, commanded the men to smite (hit) Paul on the mouth.

Paul told the high priest that he would smite him.

Paul accused the high priest of commanding him to be hit contrary to the law.

Those men standing by asked Paul if he was reviling God’s high priest.

The Pharisees and Sadducees believed the same about the resurrection.

Paul told the council that he was the son of a Sadducee.

Paul did not know that Ananias was a high priest.

Paul said that he was a Pharisee who believed in the resurrection of the dead.

The Pharisees said that they found no evil in Paul.

The Sadducees did not believe in any resurrection, nor angels or spirit.

The chief captain was afraid that Paul would be pulled in pieces by the angry crowd.

He commanded that Paul be taken to him in the castle.

The Lord stood by Paul in the night.

The Lord told Paul that he must bear witness of Him in Rome.

The Jews bound themselves together that they would not eat or drink until they had killed Paul.

About twenty men made this agreement of conspiracy.

The men notified the chief priests and elders of their plan to murder Paul.

They plotted to tell the chief captain that they wanted to inquire more of Paul.

Paul’s nephew heard of the plot and told Paul.

Paul asked a centurion to take his nephew to the synagogue.

The chief captain took Paul’s sister’s son and asked him what he wanted to tell him.

Forty men had bound themselves with an oath to kill Paul.

The soldiers took Paul by daylight to a secret town.

The governor said he would hear Paul when his accusers came.

Paul’s sister’s son entered the castle and told Paul of the lying in wait of:

Paul then called a centurion to him and asked him to take his nephew to:

The chief captain took the young man aside privately and asked him what he:

More that forty men had bound themselves with an oath that they would not eat or drink until:

The chief captain called to himself two centurions and asked them to get ready:

In addition to these, they were also to make ready two hundred spearmen at the:

They were to provide beasts for the men and Paul in order to take him safely to:

The man who wrote the letter to the governor Felix was:

The letter explained how Paul had been rescued from the Jews because Paul was a:

To find the cause of the uproar over Paul, he was taken before:

Lysias perceived that Paul was accused of questions of the Jew’s law and nothing:

The soldiers took Paul by night to:

On the next day the soldiers left the horsemen to go with Paul, and they:

They delivered the epistle and presented Paul to:

The governor discovered that Paul was from the providence of:

The governor commanded that Paul be kept in:

Paul told the council that he had lived in all good conscience before:

Paul told the high priest that God would smite him, and called him a:

Paul caused a quarrel between these two groups of people in the council:

The Sadducees believed that there was no resurrection, nor:

The Lord stood by Paul and told him to be of good cheer, that he must witness:

Certain Jews banded together and agreed that they would neither eat nor drink until they:

The number of men who made the agreement to kill Paul was:

The men talked about the curse under which they had bound themselves, to:

Ananias, the high priest, commanded those who stood by him, to: