Acts Quiz 18

Paul left Corinth and went to Philippi.

Apollos remained at Corinth.

Paul asked the believers in Ephesus if they had received the Holy Ghost.

The believers in Ephesus had not heard about the Holy Ghost.

The believers in Ephesus were baptized unto John’s baptism.

John baptized with the baptism of repentance.

John taught the people to believe on Christ Jesus.

There were about twenty men who received the Holy Ghost and were baptized.

Paul laid his hands upon the believers and the Holy Ghost came upon them.

Paul spoke boldly in the temple for three months.

God worked special miracles by the hands of Paul.

Many people spoke well of the way before everyone.

Those who dwelt in Asia did not hear the word of the Lord Jesus.

Certain vagabond Jews called over those who had evil spirits, the name of the Lord Jesus Christ.

Sceva, a Jew, had ten sons who were evil.

The evil spirit answered the sons of Sceva by saying he knew Jesus and Paul.

After being attacked by the evil spirit, Sceva’s sons fled the house, naked and wounded.

The name of the Lord Jesus was magnified among the Jews and Greeks at Ephesus.

Paul sent Timotheus and Erastus to Macedonia to minister.

Those who used curious arts kept their books at home in a safe place.

Demetrius, a silversmith, brought great gain to the craftsmen by making shrines for Diana.

Paul taught that the gods made by hand were not real.

No one in Asia worshipped the goddess, Diana.

The people caught Gaius and Aristarchus, from Macedonia, and rushed into the theatre (theater).

Paul’s friends wanted him to enter the theatre.

For about two hours the people in Ephesus cried out, “Great is Diana:

The town clerk said that everyone knew that the Ephesians were worshippers of the image which:

The town clerk told the people they should be quiet and:

They had brought these men there who were neither robbers of churches, nor blasphemers of:

He said that if Demetrius and the craftsmen have a matter against any man, the law is open and:

They were in danger of being called in question because of the:

While Apollos was in Corinth, Paul passed through the coasts and came to:

Paul asked the believers at Ephesus if they had received the:

Paul asked the believers about their baptism, and they replied that they were baptized:

John baptized with the baptism of:

The people at Ephesus were then baptized in the name of:

Paul laid his hands upon the believers, and they:

Paul spoke boldly in the synagogue, disputing and persuading the things concerning:

Many people were hardened, and did not believe but spoke evil of that way, before the:

All those who dwelt in Asia, including both Jews and Greeks, heard:

From Paul’s body they brought handkerchiefs or aprons and the diseases left them, and the:

Certain vagabond Jews, exorcists, took upon themselves to call over those who had:

The name of the Lord Jesus was magnified and fear came upon the people, including:

Those who burned their books about using curious arts, estimated the total price in pieces of silver at:

The Word of God mightily grew and:

Paul sent these men, who ministered to him, to Macedonia:

Demetrius, a silversmith, made silver shrines for their goddess, Diana and brought gain to:

All Asia and the world worshipped:

While in Ephesus, Paul’s preaching persuaded many people that there were no gods:

The whole city was filled with confusion, and the people rushed into the theatre, having caught: