New Testament Chapter 12

Front 1

According to Acts in what location does the progress of the gospel "begin"?

Back 1

Jerusalem

Front 2

In what location does the progress of the gospel "end"?

Back 2

Rome

Front 3

The individual___ is the main protagonist in the first part of Acts.

Back 3

Peter

Front 4

The Individual ___ is the main protagonist in the second part of Acts

Back 4

Paul

Front 5

What Jewish feast celebrates the renovation of the old covenant.

Back 5

Pentecost

Front 6

Luke places little emphasis on the salvation of the Gentiles.

True or False

Back 6

False

Front 7

The term "God-fearer" refers to Jewish proselyte.

True or False

Back 7

True

Front 8

The "we" sections indicate that the author is an eyewitness of some of the early events in the early Christian history.

True or False

Back 8

True

Front 9

Acts ends with Paul imprisoned in the city of Athens.

True or False

Back 9

False

Front 10

The recipient of Acts who is probably the patron, is known as Theophilus.

True or False

Back 10

True

Front 11

The Greek word for "communion"

Back 11

koinonia

Front 12

The descent of the Holy Spirit on the apostles which paralleled the renewal of the covenant; 3,000 convert after Peter's sermon

Back 12

Pentecost

Front 13

A compromised Jewish minority that survived the destruction of the northern kingdom of Israel and built a rival temple on Mount Gerizim

Back 13

Samaritan

Front 14

A Gentile believer who sympathized with Judaism but did not fully adopt Jewish theology or practice

Back 14

God-fearer

Front 15

When the apostles convened and decided that Gentile believers do not need to observe the Jewish Law and customs in order to be saved in Christ

Back 15

Jerusalem council

Front 16

Jewish prohibitions on certain foods which were deemed ritually impure

Back 16

dietary laws

Front 17

Sections where the narrator includes himself and signifies that he was an eyewitness to the events he describes

Back 17

"we" sections

Front 18

A Gentile who underwent circumcision and adhered to Jewish Law and customs

Back 18

Jewish proselyte

Front 19

A meeting of Jews for prayer, reading Scripture, and discussing the Law which developed in the absence of the temple

Back 19

synagogue

Front 20

Using divine names, utterances, or other tricks to manipulate the forces of nature or influence the spiritual realm

Back 20

magic

Front 21

The home of the temple, the center of Jewish festal life, and the capital of Judea

Back 21

Jerusalem

Front 22

Near Eastern Mediterranean region west of the Jordan River; imperial province

Back 22

Judea