Acts Quiz 25

They delivered Paul and certain other prisoners to Julius as they set sail for Italy.

Aristarchus of Thessalonica was unable to sail with them.

At Sidon, Paul was allowed to go with his friends to refresh himself.

In Myra, the centurion put them aboard a ship of Alexandria sailing to Italy.

The ship which Paul was on sailed very fast.

They came to a place called, The fair havens, near the city of Lasea.

The sailing became very dangerous at the end of their fast.

Paul warned them of the danger of the voyage.

The centurion believed Paul’s warning of danger.

They wanted to arrive in Phenice, so that they might spend the winter.

They allowed the ship to sail because it could not bear up into the wind.

When they arrived at the island of Clauda, they were able to relax.

They used helps to undergird the ship, and set sail, avoiding the quicksand.

The storm lasted many dark days and they had no hope of surviving.

Paul reminded them that they should have listened to him earlier.

Paul told them to be of good cheer because no one would lose his life.

The ship would not have any damage from the storm.

The angel of God stood with Paul that night.

The angel did not speak to Paul.

Paul encouraged the men, because he believed it would be as God had told him.

They would all be cast upon an island because of the storm.

The soldiers wanted to kill the prisoners lest they escape.

The centurion wanted to kill Paul.

Those who could swim would first cast themselves into the sea and swim to land.

Several of the men were drowned in the sea.

When the storm was so fierce and they could see no sun or stars, they had:

As they set sail into Italy, Paul and other prisoners were delivered to:

When the ship arrived in Myra, the centurion put the prisoners on a ship sailing to:

They wanted to sail by Asia, because aboard the ship was Aristarchus, a Macedonian from:

At Sidon, Paul was given permission from Julius to visit with his friends to:

They spent much time near the city of Lasea because the:

Paul warned them that the voyage would be with:

Rather than believe Paul, the centurion believed the:

Not long after they had sailed by Crete, there arose against the ship, a wind:

They used helps and undergirded the ship, then began sailing lest they should:

On the third day of sailing in the damaged ship, Luke, Paul, and others cast out:

Having not seen sun or stars for days, all hope was gone that:

The angel of God told Paul not to fear because he must be brought before:

Fearing that the ship had fallen upon the rocks, they cast four anchors:

Paul told the centurion and soldiers that everyone must:

They had all tarried and fasted without food for:

They were all of good cheer and took some:

The total of all the men in the ship was:

After they had eaten enough they:

When it was day, they decided to thrust the ship into a certain:

They sailed into an area where two seas met, and ran the ship:

The forepart stuck fast and remained unmovable, but the hinder part was broken with the:

The centurion commanded those who could swim, to cast themselves first into the sea:

Others reached the shore by using boards and broken:

All of the prisoners and everyone on board the ship arrived: