A) Forgiveness of his sin B) Show that he was the son of God C) Fulfill all righteousness D) Show his faith in John’s power
A) John believed that Jesus not repented B) John considered himself inferior to Jesus C) Jesus was from Galilee and not from Judah D) Jesus was not a sin
A) Revelation of Jesus’ righteousness B) Delight in the baptism C) Support for John ministry D) Confirmation of Jesus’ sonship
A) Phillip B) Matthew C) John D) Bartholomew
A) Him to be a treasurer for the disciple B) Him to represent Judas Iscariot C) To ensure that their taxes are promptly paid D) Show that he came to call the sinner to repentance
A) Carry no purse B) Bless all those that reject the gospel C) Salute every house with peace D) Accept whatever they were given as food
A) Samaria B) Israel C) Judah D) The Gentiles
A) Seen Satan fallen like lightening from Heaven B) Exercised authority over the demons C) Seen the glory of God D) Had their names written in Heaven
A) Bar Jesus B) Barnabas C) Barabbas D) Barsabas
A) The scripture must be fulfilled B) His disciples did not support him C) He did not invite angels to fight for him D) He was over powered by his enemies
A) Angels of the Lord B) Guards at the tomb C) Women who went to the tomb D) Apostles of JesusChrist
A) Temptation B) Trial C) Death D) Accusation
A) Preached Jesus Christ crucifixion B) Perform miracle and wonder C) Opposed Jesus authority D) Ate with the Gentile
A) Stephen and Nicanor B) Phillip and Nicholas C) Stephen and Phillip D) Stephen and Nicolas
A) Hosea B) Amos C) Joel D) Isaiah
A) Peter B) Phillip C) John D) James
A) Blasphemy B) Confusing people C) Hypocrisy D) Drunkenness
A) James B) Paul C) Peter D) Stephen
A) Stealing money B) Lying C) Drunkenness D) Fighting
A) James B) Matthias C) Joseph D) Stephen |