Bible Final Study Guide

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What event marked the beginning of the book of Acts?

Jesus’ ascension

Who is the author of the book of Acts?

Luke

Which apostle was chosen to replace Judas Iscariot in Acts chapter 1?

Matthias

Where did the Day of Pentecost take place?

Jerusalem

Who delivered the sermon on the Day of Pentecost?

Peter

Who was the first Gentile to be converted to Christianity?

Cornelius

What was the problem with Ananias and Sapphira and their giving?

They lied about how much money they sold their property for

Why were the deacons appointed?

There was a complaint about discrimination in the distribution of food to the widows

Who was the young man who Paul made his assistant even though his father was a Greek?

Timothy

In what city was Paul imprisoned and eventually martyred?

Rome

Who was the first Christian martyr mentioned in the book of Acts?

Stephen

Peter and John were put in jail because  

Peter and John were preaching about Jesus in the Temple

Who did the Lord send to the Roman centurion whose household was converted to Christianity as a result of a vision?

Peter

Which city did Paul and Silas encounter an earthquake while in prison?

Philippi

Who was the leader of the church in Jerusalem?

James, the brother of Jesus 1

Who baptized the Ethiopian eunuch?

Philip

In which city did Paul deliver his famous sermon at the Areopagus?

Athens

Who was the Jewish leader who advised that Peter and John be let go?

Gamaliel

What was the profession of Aquila and Priscilla?

Tentmakers

What was the issue that caused Paul and Barnabas to go to Jerusalem and ultimately let to the Jerusalem Council?

Some teachers had come to Antioch and said that all gentiles needed to follow the Jewish laws.

Who was the Jewish leader who became a zealous persecutor of Christians before his conversion?

Saul (Paul)

In what city was Paul struck blind and received his sight back after Ananias prayed for him?

Damascus

Who accompanied Paul on his second missionary journey?

Barnabas

Which city did the commander take Paul to to escape the plot?

Cesarea

Who went to Tarsus to get Saul?

Barnabas

How did Paul escape from prison in Philippi?

He didn’t escape; they let him out

Who was the proconsul of Cyprus who was converted to Christianity?

Sergius Paulus

Who was the first apostle to be killed?

James, the brother of John

God revealed the truth that Gentiles were not to be considered unclean to Peter by

Through a vision that included a sheet full of unclean animals

Which of the following was not part of the Jerusalem Council’s decision?

Gentiles needed to be circumcised

Barnabas and Paul stopped traveling together as missionaries because

They disagreed about who should go with them

God used the storms and shipwreck that Paul’s ship went through to

Give Paul the recognition as a follower of God who should be listened to

When the disciples or Paul taught about Jesus in the beginning, they used all of these except

The New Testament

God confirmed the events at Cornelius’ house by

Giving the Holy Spirit just as He did at Pentecost

Who did Peter raise from the dead in Joppa?

Dorcas

What event took place on the day of Pentecost?

The filling with the Holy Spirit

According to Romans 12:2, what should believers not be conformed to?

The world

According to Romans 12:3, what is the measure of faith that God has given to each person?

An equal measure

According to Romans 12:6, what are the gifts that differ according to the grace given to us?

Teaching, serving, and giving

According to Romans 12:9, how should love be genuine?

Without hypocrisy

According to Romans 12:14, what should believers do when they are persecuted?

Pray for those who persecute them

According to Romans 12:18, what should believers do if it is possible, as far as it depends on them?

Live in peace with everyone

According to Romans 12:21, how should believers overcome evil?

By overcoming evil with good

According to Romans 12:1, believers should present their bodies as a living sacrifice, holy and acceptable to God. True or False

True

According to Romans 12:10, believers should outdo one another in showing honor. True or False?

False

According to Romans 12:16, believers should not be haughty, but should associate with the lowly. True or False?

True

According to Romans 12:20, believers should not feed their enemies if they are hungry. True or False?

False

According to Romans 12:15, believers should rejoice with those who rejoice and weep with those who weep. True or False?

True

According to Romans 12:2, how should believers be transformed?

By the renewing of our mind. 

According to Romans 12:11, how should believers serve the Lord?

Fervent in the spirit and serving the Lord 

According to Romans 12:15, what should believers do when others are rejoicing or weeping?

Rejoice with those who rejoice and weep with those who weep.

According to Romans 12:20, how should believers treat their enemies?

Feed them if they are hungry and give them to drink.

According to Romans 12:21, how should believers overcome evil?

We need to overcome evil with good.

Who is traditionally believed to have authored the book of James?

James, the brother of Jesus

The book of James emphasizes the importance of faith accompanied by

Good works

According to James, what is the source of every good and perfect gift?

God

True or False: James encourages believers to be quick to speak and slow to listen.

False

According to James, what is the "royal law"?

Love your neighbor as yourself

How does James describe true religion?

Helping orphans and widows

What does James say about the power of the tongue?

It is a tool for spreading gossip

True or False: James teaches that faith without works is dead.

True 

According to James, what should believers do when they face trials and temptations?

Count it all joy and persevere

What analogy does James use to describe a person who hears the word but does not do it?

A mirror

What metaphor does James use to describe a person who hears the word but does not do it?

A wind-blown wave

According to James, what is the root cause of conflicts and quarrels among people?

Jealousy and selfish ambition

True or False: James teaches that favoritism and discrimination are compatible with the Christian faith.

False 

According to James, what should believers do when they see someone in need?

Provide practical help and assistance

James encourages believers to control their tongues, comparing it to which animal?

Horse

What example does James use to illustrate how faith without works is dead?

Abraham offering his son Isaac

What does James say about the prayer of faith?

It can heal the sick and forgive sins

According to James, what is the source of conflicts and fights among believers?

The devil and his temptations

True or False: James teaches that it is acceptable to boast about future plans and accomplishments.

False 

How does James encourage believers to approach their plans for the future?

With careful consideration and wise planning

Who wrote the book of Galatians?

Paul

To whom was the book of Galatians written?

The Galatians

What was the main problem that the Galatians were facing?

False teaching

What false teaching had infiltrated the Galatian church?

The necessity of circumcision for salvation

What was the main theme of the book of Galatians?

Freedom in Christ

How does Paul defend his apostleship in Galatians?

By recounting his conversion experience

What does Paul mean when he says that we are saved by grace through faith in Galatians?

We are saved by God's undeserved favor through faith

What is the role of the law according to Paul in Galatians?

To condemn us and show our need for a savior

What is the fruit of the Spirit?

Love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, self-control

How does the fruit of the Spirit compare to the works of the flesh?

The fruit of the Spirit is superior to the works of the flesh

What is the relationship between faith and works according to Paul in Galatians?

Faith alone is sufficient for salvation, but works are evidence of true faith

What does Paul mean when he says that we are justified by faith in Galatians?

We are declared righteous by God based on our faith in Jesus Christ

What is the significance of Abraham in Galatians?

Abraham's obedience to God's command is an example of faith

What is the role of the Holy Spirit in the life of a believer according to Galatians?

The Holy Spirit guides and transforms believers' lives

How does Paul emphasize the unity of the church in Galatians?

By emphasizing the importance of love and unity among believers

What is the danger of legalism according to Paul in Galatians?

Legalism is the only way to ensure salvation

What is the danger of libertinism according to Paul in Galatians?

Libertinism results in moral chaos and disregard for God's commands

What is the significance of Christ's death and resurrection in Galatians?

Christ's death and resurrection bring forgiveness and new life to believers

What is the meaning of the phrase "Christ lives in me" in Galatians?

Believers have a personal connection and relationship with Christ

What is the role of the law in leading us to Christ according to Galatians?

The law reveals our need for a savior and points us to Christ

What is the relationship between the law and faith according to Galatians?

Faith and the law are mutually exclusive

What is the significance of the new creation in Galatians?

Believers experience spiritual transformation and become a new creation in Christ

What is the significance of Paul's use of the phrase "Abba, Father" in Galatians?

It highlights the intimate relationship believers have with God through Christ

How does Paul address the issue of circumcision in Galatians?

He dismisses circumcision as irrelevant and unnecessary

What is the meaning of the phrase "there is neither Jew nor Gentile" in Galatians?

It emphasizes the equality and unity of all believers in Christ

What is the meaning of the phrase "walk by the Spirit" in Galatians?

To seek guidance and direction from the Holy Spirit

What is the significance of Paul's closing remarks in Galatians?

They provide practical instructions for daily living as believers