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The book of the new testamentthat describes the early days of the church:how the Good news was proclaimed to the nations; and how Peter, Paul, and the other disciples formed Christian communities.
Acts of the Apostles
A church meeting in A.D. 49 that decreed freedom from most Jewish laws for Gentile Christians.
Council of Jerusalem
A man chosen to minister to the needs of the early Christian community; today a person ordained to assist in ministry by preaching, instructing, and visiting the sick
deacon
A letter in the new testament originally sent to a comunity or individual telling how Christians can apply themessage of Jesus to daily life. St. Paul wrote most of the epistles.
epistle
One who witnessed to Jesus Christ through suffering or death; one who prefers to suffer or die rather than give up his or her faith or princibles
martyr
What did the council of Jerusalem decide?
Gentile Christians had to believe in Jesus and be baptized. they did not have to follow all jewish laws.
What contributions did Paul make to the early church?
Paul began many churches, preached to the Gentiles, and wrote letters that are included in the Bible.
What did the early Christian group have?
joys, sorrows, its successes, failures, and conflicts, It also had its heroes, heroins, and villains.
Through everything, what was the message?
kept alive
Where was the spirit?
with the community, and the church was kept alive.
How do we know about the first years of the church and its movement from jerusalem to Rome?
Acts of the Apostles
Where did the church move from jerusalem to?
Rome
What is thought to be the continuation of Luke`s gospel?
The Acts of the Apostles
What do the Acts of the Apostles open with?
Jesus`s promise to send the Spirit and the fulfillment of the promise on Pentacost
Who were the two giants in the church?
Peter, the first leader of the church, and Paul the Apostle to the Gentiles.
What is 60% of the acts about?
Paul ande his missionary adventures
Who was the first leader of the church?
Peter
Who was the apostle to the Gentiles?
Paul
Why are the Acts called the Gospel of the Holy Spirit?
The role the spirit played in the church is so outstanding in Acts
What gave us insights to the pioneer days of the church?
Letters written to the early churches and individual Christians
Who were most of the epistles written by?
Paul or attributed to him
Keep yourself in the love of God and wait for the mercy of out Lord Jesus Christ that leads to eternal life
Jude 21
I have the strength for everything through him who empowers me.
Philippians 4:13
Be slaves of the Lord Christ.
Colossians 3:24
I even consider everything as a loss because of the supreme good of knowing Christ Jesus my Lord. For his sake i have accepted the loss of things and I consider them so much rubbish, that I may gain Christ.
Philippians 3:8
Now to him who is able to accomplish far more than we ask or imagine, by the power at work within us, to him be glory.
Ephesians 3:20-21
Stand firm in faith , be courageous, be strong. Your every act should be done with love.
1 Corinthians 16:13-14
Hate what is evil, hold onto what is good.
Romans 12:9-10
Who was the wise pharisee who persuaded the others not to kill Peter and John?
Gamaliel
Who was one of the first 7 deacons?
Stephen
Who was the enthusiastic and spirit-filled preacher and miracle-worker who angered the Sanhedran by his words and became the first martyr?
Stephen
What did the men do after the stoned Stephan?
Layed their cloaks at the feet of a young man named Saul
Who was the tentmaker and Roman citizen who had a conversion?
Paul, or Saul
Who did Paul the persecuter become?
Paul the apostle
What does it mean when someone turns away from self to the Lord Jesus?
conversion
At first, what were Chrtistians considered?
A Jewish sect or branch
What is one of the world`s greatest cities where Peter formed a church, a large gentile community?
Antioch
What were the disciple first called in Antioch?
"Christians"
Where did Paul start churches all aroound?
The Mediterranean Sea
What do Paul`s journeys equal a distance to?
three times across the United States. Circle Rome and Antioch, the two centers of Christianity.
What are the two centers of Chritiananity?
Rome & Antioch
Who was the only apostle who wasn`t martyred?
John