New Testament Test 3

Front 1

-problem with samaritans

Back 1

-half breed jews

Front 2

-what makes someone a neighbor

Back 2

-being alive

Front 3

-what mary was doing during jesus' visit

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-listening to jesus

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-what martha was doing during jesus' visit

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-busy preparing for jesus and the disciples

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-what jesus told mary and martha was best

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-listening to him

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-meaning of prodigal

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-recklessly extravagant
-lavish

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-what the younger son wanted

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-his share of the inheritance

Front 8

-what the younger son did

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-blew his share of the inheritance

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-the job the younger son ended up working

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-feeding pigs

Front 10

-why the older son felt the way he did

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-felt he had been treated unfairly
-he was selfish

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-central character in the prodigal son narrative

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-father

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-who the father represents

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-God

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-what lazarus would be today

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-homeless and diseased

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-what happened in the next life to the rich man

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-was tormented in hell

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-what happened in the next life to lazarus

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-was cared for in heaven

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-how rich man still saw lazarus

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-as a servant
-less than him

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-who rich man wanted to warn

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-his 5 brothers

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-additional trial scene luke adds

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-before herod antipas

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-how jesus cared for the high priest's slave

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-healed his ear

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-how jesus cared for peter

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-looked at him with compassion after his denial

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-how jesus cared for all who watch

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-he forgave them

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-how jesus cared for thief/rebel on the cross

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-accepted him and promised him life in heaven

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-when the two on the road recognize jesus

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-took break, blessed it, distributed it

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-jesus tells the disciples to stay where

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-jerusalem

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-what atonement refers to

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-work of God through christ's death to achieve our salvation

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-ransom view

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-death on cross paid ransom that enabled us to be set free from sin

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-satisfaction view

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-sin offended God's honor,death on cross satisfied God's honor

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-moral influence view

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-death on cross provided the ultimate example of how far love will and should go

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-forensic view

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-death was blood sacrifice necessary to fulfill law and forgive sin

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-dramatic view

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-death was climactic act of God's redemptive plan that began with creation and will end with second coming

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-traditional author of the gospel of john

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-john, the disciple

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-4 differences between the gospel of john and the synoptic gospels

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-no birth story
-no baptism
-no temptation
-no exorcisms

Front 33

-problem at the wedding of cana

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-host had run out of wine

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-jesus' initial response at the wedding of cana

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-not my concern

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-what mary said at the wedding of cana

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-do what he tells you to do

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-what jesus said at the wedding of cana

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-fill wine containers with water and then dip the water out

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-what amazed the steward at the wedding of cana

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-it was the best wine served so far

Front 38

-how long the man at bethzatha had been sick

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-38 years

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-legend of the pool of bethzatha

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-when water swirls, first to get in will be healed

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-jesus' question to the man at bethzatha

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-do you want to be healed

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-man at bethzatha's response to jesus

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-yes, but no one will help me get into the water

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-when jesus healed the man at bethzatha

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-sabbath day

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-why people wanted to kill jesus

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-healed on sabbath
-claimed equality with God

Front 44

-what story is not in the oldest manuscripts of john

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-woman caught in adultery

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-other gospel the woman caught in adultery is associated with

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-luke

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-who is missing in the woman caught in adultery story

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-man caught in adultery

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-jesus' response to crowd with woman caught in adultery

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-if you have never sinned, you can stone her

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-jesus' response to woman caught in adultery

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-go and do not sin again

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-jesus' response to lazarus' death

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-he wept

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-what jesus asked at the raising of lazarus

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-roll away the stone from the door of the tomb

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-how long lazarus had been dead

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-4 days

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-why people were reluctant to obey and roll away the stone

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-body will smell

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-what jesus did at the raising of lazarus

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-prayed
-called for lazarus to come out

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-what was the last straw for jesus' enemies

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-raising of lazarus

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-caiaphas's comment at the raising of lazarus

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-better to have one person die than the whole nation be destroyed

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-4 signs in john

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-turning water into wine at cana
-healing an official's son
-walking on water
-raising lazarus from the dead

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-why judas objected to mary anointing jesus

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-money could have been spent to help the poor

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-jesus washed the disciple's feet; why is this strange

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-typically job of lowest slave

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-peter's first response to feet washing

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-you must not do this

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-peter's second response to feet washing

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-wash me all over

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-new commandment of jesus

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-love one another as i have loved you

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-jew's blasphemy

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-we have no king but caesar

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-pilate's ironic question

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-what is truth

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-what the sign on the cross said

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-jesus of nazareth, king of the jews

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-how the sign on the cross is often abbreviated today

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-inri

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-three languages of the sign on the cross

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-hebrew
-latin
-greek

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-who was the first to believe in the resurrection

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-beloved disciple

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-why the beloved disciple's example of belief is so important

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-believed without seeing

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-why thomas did not believe

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-had not seen

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-what made thomas believe

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-he saw jesus

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-who are blessed

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-those who believe without seeing

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-two major figures in acts

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-peter
-paul

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-jesus' final command in acts

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-spread the gospel to all people

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-nature of the ascension

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-quiet and nondramatic

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-criteria for being a disciple

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-witness to all of jesus' ministry
-witness to the resurrected jesus

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-who is selected as the new disciple

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-matthias

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-how the spirit's coming was described

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-wind and fire

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-glossolalia

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-speaking in unknown tongues or languages

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-nature of tongues at pentecost

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-legitimate human languages the disciples would not have known

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-economic nature of jerusalem christian community

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-shared what they had freely with one another

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-the sin of ananias and sapphira

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-lied to the holy spirit

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-punishment of ananias and sapphira

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-killed by God

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-problem that made the church choose the seven

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-hellenistic widows were not being cared for

Front 84

-what the seven's background was

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-hellenists

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-what luke says the seven were to do

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-supervise distribution of food

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-what the seven really did

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-preached

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-new audience in antioch

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-gentiles

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-who the jerusalem church sent to antioch

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-barnabas

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-who barnabas brought to antioch

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-paul

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-the first in antioch

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-those who believed first called christians

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-who agabus was

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-prophet

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-what agabus prophesied

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-worldwide famine

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-one breadbasket area in the empire

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-egypt

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-what the church decided to do about the famine

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-take up an offering for christians in jerusalem

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-paul's background

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-pharisee
-tutored by gamaliel
-roman citizen

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-how gamaliel felt toward the church

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-should be left alone

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-paul's trade

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-tentmaker

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-paul's focus

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-urban areas

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-paul's first point of contact

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-local synagogue

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-paul's message

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-jesus as the messiah

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-response to paul's message

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-division among jewish hearers

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-paul's next step

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-turn to gentile population

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-what paul established

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-small cell of christians

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-what made paul leave

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-opposition of various groups in the city

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-what paul did after leaving a city

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-started over in a new city

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-paul's opening illustration of his sermon in athens

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-statue to an unknown god

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-when people lost interest in paul's sermon

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-when paul spoke of resurrection

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-what some of paul's listeners heard him saying

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-paul was talking about a new pair of gods (Jesus and Resurrection)

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-where priscilla and aquila were from

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-rome

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-why priscilla and aquila had left rome

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-emperor claudius had ordered all jews to leave

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-where apollos was from

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-alexandria, egypt

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-who taught apollos further

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-priscilla and aquila

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-where paul was arrested

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-temple in jerusalem

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-charge against paul

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-blasphemy

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-plot against paul

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-ambush and kill him

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-to whom paul appealed his case

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-caesar

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-by what means of travel did paul get to rome

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-ship

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-paul's experience with the snake

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-bitten on hand but shook it off

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-what the people think about paul after his experience with the snake

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-he was a god

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-paul's living arrangements in rome

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-lived in a house
-soldier assigned to guard him

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-how book of acts ends

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-gospel preached boldly and without hindrance even though paul is in prison

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-tradition regarding paul's death

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-beheaded

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-church's first major theologian

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-paul