1. What special parenting instructions are specifically given to fathers (see v. 4)?

2. What does the armor of God allow us to do (see vv. 11-14)?

1. Take our stand against the devil's schemes
2. Stand our ground when the day of evil comes
3. Stand firm
4. All of the above

1. Based on the analogy Paul gives, what does it mean to be "filled with the Spirit" (see v. 18)?

2. How is the marital relationship like the relationship between Christ and His church (vv. 25-33)?

1. Who did the Lord give to equip the saints for the work of ministry (see vv. 11-12)?

2. How are we to respond to one another (see v. 29)?

1. Be kind
2. Be tenderhearted
3. Be forgiving
4. All of the above

1. What is the mystery of Christ that has been revealed (see vv. 1-6)?

2. What did Paul pray that we would grasp (see vv. 14-19)?

1. Comprehend the dimensions of being in the faith
2. Know the love of Christ that surpasses knowledge
3. Be filled with the fullness of God
4. All of the above

1. How does Paul describe people in their unsaved condition, and how has God responded (see vv. 1-5)?

2. As Paul explains it simply, how is it possible for a person to be saved (see v. 8)?

1. It is by God's grace alone.
2. It is through faith in Christ alone.
3. It is God's gift alone-not our works.
4. All of the above.

1. What miracles occurred during Paul's stay on the island of Malta (see vv. 1-10)?

2. In the conclusion of the book of Acts, how did Luke characterize Paul's incarceration in Rome (see vv. 30-31)?

1. He was kept in solitary confinement.
2. He grew hopeless about his circumstances.
3. He shared the gospel boldly and without hindrance.
4. None of the above.

1. When everyone else had lost hope on the ship during the epic storm at sea, how could Paul speak words of encouragement with such confidence (see vv. 20-25)?

1. He had the promise of God that he would testify in Rome (see 23:11).
2. He had a visit from an angel who confirmed God's promise.
3. Both of the above.
4. Neither of the above.

2. When the ship ran aground and broke up, the soldiers planned to kill the prisoners, but who saved Paul (see vv. 39-44)?

1. When Festus the new governor arrived, what option did he give Paul (see 25:6-12)?

1. Go to Jerusalem to make his case before the Jews
2. Go to Rome to make his case before Caesar
3. Both of the above
4. Neither of the above

2. What new details did Paul reveal about his persecution of Christians in his testimony before King Agrippa (see 26:9-11)?

1. After a narrow escape from the rabid Jewish leaders, what did the Lord say to Paul (see 23:1-11)?

2. Why did Paul refer to the Christian faith as "the Way" (see 24:14-15, 22; also John 14:6)?

1. What was the result of Paul's well-meaning trip to the temple in Jerusalem (21:26-36)?

2. What were the components of Paul's compelling testimony (see 22:3-21)?

1. His life before Christ as a strict Jew and persecutor of the church
2. His life-changing encounter with Christ on the road to Damascus
3. His life after coming to know Christ and his mission to tell others
4. All of the above