J1 DISCOVERY WEEK

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1. Who is the author of Acts referring to in chapter 21:1 when he mentioned "them"?

Luke and Timothy

Ephesian elders

The Jews

Friends who lived in the city of Galatia

2. Though it wasn't necessary Paul decided to do what James asked him to do. How do you decide when you should bend for the sake of others, and when you should stand for your principles?

3. According to Acts 21:31, the sound of the uproar alerted the chief captain. Has sound ever saved you from mishap or damage?

Yes

No

I don't recall a moment

4. In Acts 21:37-40, In the middle of an contentious situation Paul was comforted to speak for himself. Do you feel a since comfort while speaking?

Yes

No

I never considered how I felt while speaking

5. According to Acts 22:1-21, Paul spoke to the crowd in Hebrew. Which literally excluded the Greeks which were present. When have you wished you could understand another language better?

6. Why does Paul change the focus of attention (Acts 23:6-7) from keeping the Law to his hope in the resurrection?

To gain favoritism

He knew the group would be divided

He wanted to witness to them concerning the resurrection

He thought he was about to die

7. What do you learn about Felix from Acts 24:22-26?

8. How fair is Festus (Acts 25:13-22) in describing the case?

Fair

Somewhat fair

Showed no care whatsoever

9. What was the main point Paul wanted to make in Acts 26?

That he was still a faithful Jew

That the real reason he was on trail was his belief that Jesus was the Messiah

That he had a personal encounter with Christ

That he was doing what God had called him to do

He desired all to believe

10. How would you describe Pauls defense?

CHALLENGE QUESTION: How do you think the California forest fires are/will affect the economy?

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J1 Discovery Week

Read Acts Chp. 21 - 26 "The Power of Your Sound"