Acts Quiz 20

After leaving Miletus, Paul and his companions came to Coos, and the next day they came to Rhodes.

In Tyre, they found disciples and stayed there for seven days.

The disciples in Tyre agreed with Paul that he must travel to Jerusalem.

The disciples, their wives and children, accompanied Paul until they were out of the city.

The people and Paul did not spend any time in Ptolemais.

In Caesarea, Paul stayed with Philip, the evangelist.

Philip had five daughters who were all married.

Agabus, a prophet, came to Caesarea from Judaea.

Agabus took Paul’s garment and bound his own hands and feet.

Agabus replied that the Holy Ghost said the Jews would bind the owner of the garment in the same way.

The people still advised Paul to go to Jerusalem.

Paul replied that he was ready to die at Jerusalem for the name of the Lord Jesus.

Paul and his companions took up their carriages (baggage) and went to Jerusalem.

Some of the disciples of Caesarea, who took with them an older disciple, Mnason of Cyprus, went with Paul.

When they arrived in Jerusalem, the brethren did not receive them.

Paul and some other brethren went to see James and the elders.

Paul declared the things God had done among the Gentiles by his ministry.

When they heard this they were sad that no Jews were believing.

They had been told that Paul was teaching that they should forsake Moses’ law.

They had ten men who had made vows together.

They wrote to the Gentiles to keep themselves from things offered to idols.

The Gentiles were to keep themselves from using blood, from strangled things, and from fornication.

Paul did not purify himself with the men.

The Jews of Asia accused Paul of taking Greeks into the temple.

They did not take Paul, nor make him come out of the temple.

The people tried to kill Paul, but word went out to the chief captain that all Jerusalem:

When the people saw the chief captain and the soldiers, they:

The chief captain took Paul and commanded that he be:

The captain commanded Paul to be taken to the:

The multitude of people were yelling to the officials telling them to:

The chief captain thought that Paul was an Egyptian who led four thousand murderers:

Paul explained that he was a Jew of Tarsus, and he asked permission to:

Paul stood on the stairs and there came a great silence, then he spoke to them:

Paul and his companions landed at Tyre, because the ship was to:

The disciples in Tyre told Paul, through the Spirit, that he should not go to:

The disciples, their wives and children, walked with Paul and his friends until they were:

Paul and his friends went to Caesarea and stayed with:

The man they stayed with had four unmarried daughters who:

Agabus took a piece of Paul’s clothing, bound his own hands and feet, and prophesied that:

The Jews at Jerusalem would bind the owner of the girdle, and deliver him into the hands of:

Paul was ready, not only to be bound, but to die at Jerusalem for the name of the:

The disciples traveled to Cyprus, where they met the man with whom they would lodge, an older disciple named:

The day after the men arrived in Jerusalem, Paul went with them to visit:

Thousands of Jews believed the gospel, and they were all zealous:

The Jews had heard that Paul was teaching the Jews which were among the Gentiles:

The brethren wanted Paul to purify himself and:

They wanted Paul to purify himself so the Jews would know that he:

They wanted the saved Gentiles to keep themselves from:

The Asian Jews stirred up the people by saying that Paul had taken Greeks:

They accused Paul of teaching men everywhere against: