Bible Exam Review
Bible End Its servants are commissioned by God. - ✔Acts 22:14
Its progress cannot be hindered. - ✔Acts 28:31
Its acceptance requires repentance. - ✔Acts: 17:30
Its followers uphold the Law and the Prophets. - ✔Acts 24:14
Its opponents are blinded by Satan and under his power. - ✔Acts 26:18
Shared suffering and helped Paul advance the gospel while in prison. - ✔Silas
Joined with Paul so that he could prove he was not prohibiting Jews from observing aspects of
the Mosaic law - ✔Four Jerusalem believers
Testified of Paul's conversion firsthand. - ✔Ananias
Emphasized the role of the Holy Spirit in the believer's relationship with Christ under the New
Covenant. - ✔Priscilla and Aquila
Offered comfort and support to Paul during the storm. - ✔Luke and Aristarchus
All the Philippians responded to Lydia's deliverance from demons with great rejoicing. (T/F) -
✔False
The ordinances instituted in the book of Acts are in effect until Christ returns. (T/F) - ✔True
The legalist's primary motivation is to establish his own righteousness. (T/F) - ✔True
Bible End Its servants are commissioned by God. - ✔Acts 22:14
Its progress cannot be hindered. - ✔Acts 28:31
Its acceptance requires repentance. - ✔Acts: 17:30
Its followers uphold the Law and the Prophets. - ✔Acts 24:14
Its opponents are blinded by Satan and under his power. - ✔Acts 26:18
Shared suffering and helped Paul advance the gospel while in prison. - ✔Silas
Joined with Paul so that he could prove he was not prohibiting Jews from observing aspects of
the Mosaic law - ✔Four Jerusalem believers
Testified of Paul's conversion firsthand. - ✔Ananias
Emphasized the role of the Holy Spirit in the believer's relationship with Christ under the New
Covenant. - ✔Priscilla and Aquila
Offered comfort and support to Paul during the storm. - ✔Luke and Aristarchus
All the Philippians responded to Lydia's deliverance from demons with great rejoicing. (T/F) -
✔False
The ordinances instituted in the book of Acts are in effect until Christ returns. (T/F) - ✔True
The legalist's primary motivation is to establish his own righteousness. (T/F) - ✔True
