Bible 9: The Book of Acts (Chapters 20-28)

Flashcards based on the Book of Acts, chapters 20-28, covering key events and people.

__ fell from a window and died while Paul was preaching in Troas.

Eutychus

Paul raised __ from the dead and then kept on preaching until dawn.

Eutychus

The __ wept when Paul sailed for Jerusalem.

Ephesian elders

__ the prophet warned Paul of his fate in Jerusalem.

Agabus

Paul brought __, an Ephesian, into the temple, so the Jews wanted to kill Paul.

Trophimus

__ was the respected rabbi did Paul "sit at the feet of' and learn the Law.

Gamaliel

The centurion and the chief captain of the guard were fearful of binding and scourging Paul because he was a __.

Roman citizen

Paul divided the Sanhedrin so that the __ were for him (resurrection belief) and the Sadducees were against him (no resurrection belief).

Pharisees

After Paul testified about Jesus in Jerusalem, __ told him that he must testify about Him in Rome.

Jesus

Paul's nephew warned Paul and the chief captain of the guard that more than __ men took an oath to kill Paul.

40

__ was the governor that Paul was taken for a trial in Caesarea.

Felix

Paul stayed two years in __ under house arrest.

Caesarea

__ was the new governor of Caesarea that Paul witnessed to but to no avail.

Festus

__ , with his wife Bernice, listened to Paul in Caesarea.

King Agrippa II

As Paul witnessed to him, __ uttered foolishly, "Almost thou persuades me to be a Christian."

King Agrippa II

Even though the king, his wife, and the governor all agreed that Paul had done nothing worthy of death or bonds, they couldn't they release him because Paul had "appealed to __," requiring him to be sent to Rome for a trial.

Caesar

__ , a centurion, accompanied Paul and treated him courteously on the ship.

Julius

A __ wind endangered the ship on its voyage, causing the ship to wreck.

tempestuous

No one on the ship was __ during the shipwreck.

killed

A __ attacked Paul on the island called Melita.

viper

Paul healed __ on Melita.

Publius' father

The prophet __ predicted some 800 years earlier that the Jews would not listen, so the Gospel would be preached to and accepted by the Gentiles.

Isaiah

Paul was imprisoned for two years, but he continued to preach the __ while he was in prison.

Gospel