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BIBL 364 Quiz: Gospel to the Ends of the Earth Who was the “ringleader of the riot” against Paul and the Christian movement in Ephesus? Per Ger, Paul’s insistence on going to Jerusalem even after the believers in Tyre warned him “through the Spirit” not to go demonstrates that even Apostles could step out of…
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BIBL 364 Quiz: Paul’s Missionary Journeys Followers of Jesus were first called Christians in the city of ________. Who was the first Apostle to be martyred for his faith? According to Ger, Peter told the church at Mary’s house to tell James about his release. The James was According to Ger, Timothy’s home town of…
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BIBL 364 Quiz: The Gospel to Judea and Samaria According to Ger, the Seven are the first elders of the church in Jerusalem. Peter and the Twelve deny the accusation of the Hellenists that their widows were being neglected in the daily distribution. According to Ger, how many charges were made against Stephen before the…
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BIBL 364 Quiz: The Church in Jerusalem To what is the Holy Spirit most characteristically linked in the book of Acts? Acts tells us that the main subject of Jesus’ teaching between His resurrection and ascension was Ger concludes that the Apostles were mistaken in asking whether the kingdom was about to be restored to…
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BIBL 364 New Testament Timeline Quiz Set 1 Peter’s two letters were written during Paul’s _________________. Match the letters of Paul to the places where he was when he wrote them. Both Paul and John wrote books of the New Testament while in the city of [a]. What was the first book of the New…
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BIBL 364 Acts Flow Chart Liberty University Instructions: Complete this assignment as you read the book of Acts during this term and submit it in Module 8. For each chapter of Acts, provide a title followed by one significant verse from that chapter that supports the title, and then list the three most significant events…
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BIBL 364 Thematic Analysis Essays Liberty University Includes essay 1, 2, and 3 The student will write 3 essays in which he/she analyzes the thematic development in each of the 3 broad movements of the book of Acts (chapters 1–7, 8–12, and 13–28). More detailed guidance is given in the instructions for each of the…