New Testament- Quiz 1 Writer Unit 3

Front 1

expressing oneself clearly; clearly presented

Back 1

articulate

Front 2

Luke as known as the "beloved ______" and one of Paul's fellow- ______

Back 2

physician, laborer

Front 3

What evidence proved Luke was Greek?

Back 3

He was not listed among those "of the circumcision"

Front 4

Luke's place of origin was :

Back 4

Antioch

Front 5

Where was Luke educated?

Back 5

Tarsus

Front 6

What did Luke have in common with Paul? (4)

Back 6

New t. writers, highly educated and cultured, acquainted with key leadership in the early church, endured hardships for sake of spreading the Gospel.

Front 7

Luke and Paul prob knew each other before their missionary trips t/f

Back 7

true

Front 8

Luke was with Paul when he was a prisoner in Rome t/f

Back 8

true

Front 9

of the new t. writers, Luke only knew Paul t/f

Back 9

false

Front 10

to bring together in a single whole; to mix or combine completely.

Back 10

incorporate

Front 11

orderly, systemic

Back 11

methodical

Front 12

of great importance

Back 12

pivotal

Front 13

make sure you memorize acts 16:10!

Back 13

okey dokey

Front 14

Luke is the author of two books in the new t. t/f

Back 14

true

Front 15

Luke's gospel is for the most part, chronological t/f

Back 15

true

Front 16

Acts is a chronological outline of the Apostles' activities from the birth of Christ to His ascension. t/f

Back 16

false

Front 17

Luke wrote part of acts covering: ________

Back 17

events he actually saw happen

Front 18

Beginning in acts 16, Luke's frequent use of "we" reflects his: ______

Back 18

personal experience

Front 19

person whose father was healed of fever and a bloody flux

Back 19

Publius

Front 20

young man who fell out a window and was raised from the dead

Back 20

Eutychus

Front 21

man whose handkerchiefs or aprons brought healing

Back 21

Paul

Front 22

sorcerer who was blinded by the hands of the Lord

Back 22

Elymas

Front 23

maker of clothes who was raised from the dead

Back 23

Dorcas

Front 24

man sick of the palsy eight years who was healed

Back 24

Aeneas

Front 25

woman who died for lying to Peter and was buried next to her husband

Back 25

Sapphira

Front 26

man who died for lying to Peter whose body was wrapped and buried

Back 26

Ananias

Front 27

sick people hoped his shadow would fall on him

Back 27

Peter

Front 28

man who hanged himself, fell headlong, and burst open

Back 28

Judas Iscariot

Front 29

investigated everything about the life of Christ

Back 29

Luke

Front 30

provided firsthand descriptions of events

Back 30

eyewitnesses

Front 31

may have provided text of Stephen's address and the story of his martyrdom

Back 31

Paul

Front 32

may have described the appointment of deacons, and the conversion of the Ethiopian eunich and the Samaritans

Back 32

Philip

Front 33

may have provided information about the day of the Pentecost

Back 33

James

Front 34

What were the seven places mentioned in the 3 verses?

Back 34

Cos, Rhodes, Patara, Phoenicia, Cyprus, Syria, and Tyre

Front 35

The story of Paul's conversion is given 4 times in acts t/f

Back 35

false, three times

Front 36

Luke notes Paul's thoughts, as well as his conversation. t/f

Back 36

true

Front 37

Luke reports the Lord's words that Paul heard in a vision t/f

Back 37

true

Front 38

Luke gives the substance of sermons preached by what three church leaders?

Back 38

Paul, Stephen, Peter

Front 39

Luke writes the events of history as they happened in the form of a _____

Back 39

news story

Front 40

Nearly all of the sermons in Acts retell the most important events in the history of ____ and describe God’s dealings with His people.

Back 40

Israel