1. After healing a man crippled from birth, what did the locals proclaim about Barnabas and Paul, yet afterward they stoned Paul (see 14:8-13)?

2. Who presided over the Jerusalem Council, and what was his ruling on the question of Gentiles joining the church (see 15:16-22)?

1. What did the "laying on of hands" convey (see vv. 1-4)?

2. On this first missionary journey, where did Paul and Barnabas typically start and why (see vv. 5, 14, 44-46)?

1. When James tells us to be patient until the Lord returns, what examples does he give of patience (see vv. 7-11)?

1. Farmers
2. Prophets
3. Job
4. All of the above

2. Who does James hold up as an example of effective prayer and why (see vv. 13-18)?

1. What does James call the tongue (see 3:6-8)?

1. A fire
2. A world of unrighteousness
3. A restless evil, full of deadly poison
4. All of the above

2. When a person knows the right thing to do but doesn't do it, what does James call that (see 4:17)?

1. What does James say about the person who fails at one point of keeping the law but otherwise keeps the whole of it (see v. 10)?

1. No big deal
2. Win some, lose some
3. Guilty of breaking all of it
4. None of the above

2. What does James famously say about faith without works (see vv. 14-16)?

1. Which apostle was the first to die for the Christian faith (see vv. 1-3)?

2. The angel of the Lord broke Peter out of jail, and he went to the home where church members were praying for him. How did they initially respond to the news that Peter was waiting at the gate (see vv. 6-16)?

1. They were elated.
2. They were surprised.
3. They were skeptical.
4. None of the above.

1. What was commendable about the Roman centurion Cornelius, who received a vision of an angel with a message to send for Peter (see 10:1-5, 22)?

2. Where were believers "first called Christians" (see 11:19-26)?

1. What did the persecutor Saul experience on the road to Damascus (see vv. 3-9)?

1. Light from heaven
2. Voice of Jesus
3. Temporary blindness
4. All of the above

2. After his dramatic conversion, how did Saul escape the Jews who plotted to kill him for preaching Jesus (see vv. 20-25)?

1. What was Simon the magician willing to do for the ability to confer the Holy Spirit like the apostles presumably did (see vv. 9-24)?

2. How did Philip help the Ethiopian official join the faith (see vv. 26-39)?

1. Explained the Scriptures to him, starting with what he was reading
2. Pointed him to Jesus as the fulfillment
3. Baptized him upon request
4. All of the above

1. What disrupted the fellowship in the Jerusalem church, and what was the solution (see 6:1-7)?

2. What did the enraged Jewish religious leaders do to Stephen when he preached that they were guilty of killing the Messiah (see 7:51-60)?

1. They sued him.
2. They scolded him.
3. They stoned him.
4. None of the above.