Acts Quiz 21

Paul made his defense only to the women.

They became very silent when they heard Paul speak in the Hebrew language (tongue).

Paul was a Gentile.

Paul was taught by Gamaliel about the law of the fathers.

Paul had persecuted the believers to their death, binding both men and women.

The high priest did not bear witness to what Paul was doing.

Paul went to Damascus, to bind the believers and take them to Jerusalem to be punished.

On his trip to Damascus, Paul saw a great light which suddenly shone around him.

Paul fell to the ground as he heard a voice talking to him.

The voice asked Paul where he was going.

The voice asked Paul why he was persecuting Him.

The voice said that He was Jesus of Nazareth, whom Paul was persecuting.

The Lord told Paul to arise and go to Damascus.

Since Paul could not see, someone led him by the hand to Damascus.

Ananias, a devout man, prayed for Paul, but he did not receive his sight.

Ananias said, “Brother Saul, receive thy sight,” and the same hour Paul saw him.

Ananias told Paul that God had chosen him to know God’s will.

Paul was chosen to be God’s witness to all men.

The Lord told Paul to remain in Jerusalem and give his testimony.

When the martyr Stephen died, Paul stood by and said nothing.

The Lord told Paul that He would send him to the Jews.

The people lifted up their voices and said Paul was not fit to live.

The people did not cry out, but instead, they remained calm.

As they bound Paul, he asked if it was lawful to scourge an uncondemned Roman.

The chief captain was very glad to hear that Paul was a Roman.

The chief captain had paid to become free, but Paul was:

The chief captain was afraid because he had bound:

The captain loosed Paul from his bands to appear with his accusers:

Paul began his defense by speaking to:

Paul was a Jew, born in Tarsus, a city of Cilicia and brought up studying under:

Paul was taught according to the perfect manner of the father’s law and was:

Paul persecuted the way of salvation by binding and delivering both men and women:

Paul went to Damascus to take those who were bound to Jerusalem, to:

As Paul traveled near Damascus around noon, suddenly there shone from heaven around him:

Paul fell to the ground and heard a voice asking him why he was:

The voice who told Paul to arise and go into Damascus was that of:

Paul had to be led by the hand of someone with him, because of the:

Ananias, a devout man according to the law, said to Paul, “Brother Saul:

God chose Paul to know His will, hear his voice, and see:

Ananias asked Paul why he waited when he should:

The Lord spoke to Paul and told him to hurry and get out of:

When Stephen, a martyr for the Lord, was stoned to death, Paul was standing by:

The people shouted that they should do away with such a fellow:

As the men cried out, and threw dust into the air, the chief captain commanded that Paul be:

Paul asked the centurion if it was lawful for them to scourge a man who was:

When Paul spoke to the people in the Hebrew tongue (language) they:

Those people with Paul did not hear the voice who spoke to Paul, but they saw:

Paul asked the voice who He was and the voice said that He was:

Ananias, a devout man according to the law, had a good report of all the:

Ananias told Paul that he would be God’s witness to all men of what he had: