Chapter 7 Sunday School

Who is the author of the Acts of Apostles?

St Luke

Whose missionary journeys does the Act of Apostles narrate extensively?

St. Paul

Name the illustrious person who was the chief among deacons?

St. Stephen

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

St. Stephen

Name the apostle who delivered a powerful sermon on the day of Pentecost resulted in the conversion of about 3,000 people?

St. Peter

Where did Saul encounter Jesus Christ in his vision?

Damascus

What was the name of Saul after his conversion?

Paul

When was the Jerusalem Synod held?

AD 50

What was the integral part of the gatherings of the disciples during the time of decision-making and persecution?

Prayer

Which Tubden does mention the names of St. Peter and St. Paul in the Holy Qurbono?

4th Tubden

What major event in the Acts of Apostles marks the beginning of the Christian Church?

Day of Pentecost

What is referred by the term ‘breaking of bread’ in Acts?

Holy Eucharist

What was the result of St. Peter’s sermon on the Day of Pentecost?

3,000 people converted to Christianity

………… was a man full of faith and the Holy Spirit and was chosen as one of the seven men to look after Hellenist widows of the Chris�an community in Jerusalem.

St. Stephen

The Acts of the Apostles narrates the missionary journeys of …………, who travelled to cities like Antioch, Ephesus, and Philippi.

St Paul

During his death, ………… prayed for forgiveness for those who were killing him, echoing Jesus' words on the cross.

St. Stephen

………… Council decided that Gentile believers were not obligated to those Jewish laws.

Jerusalem

The Acts of Apostles repeatedly mentions the importance of ………… among the early Christians.

prayer

Acts 2:42

“They devoted themselves to the apostles' teaching and fellowship, to the breaking of bread and to prayer.”

Why was St. Stephen stoned to death?

St. Stephen’s preaching and performing miracles in Jesus’ name invited Jewish opposition. He was accused of blasphemy and stoned to death.