Dig Site 12 - Teen Style Questions Flashcards
(124 cards)
1
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A
According to Acts, chapter 17, verse 3, who is this Jesus I am proclaiming to you?
A
The Messiah
(17:3)
2
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G
To where did a group of Epicurean and Stoic philosophers bring Paul?
A
To a meeting of the Areopagus
(17:19)
3
Q
G
What did the Berean Jews examine every day?
A
The Scriptures
(17:11)
4
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A
According to Acts, chapter 17, verse 14, whom did the believers immediately send to the coast?
A
Paul
(17:14)
5
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A
According to Acts, chapter 17, verse 1, where was a Jewish synagogue?
A
In Thessalonica
(17:1)
6
Q
G
Who now commands all people everywhere to repent?
A
God
(17:30)
7
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S
Situation question: who said it, to whom, and where: “May we know what this new teaching is that you are presenting?”
A
A group of Epicurean and Stoic philosophers said it to Paul, at a meeting of the Areopagus
(17:19)
8
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G
Into what has Jason welcomed Paul and Silas?
A
His house
(17:7)
9
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A
According to Acts, chapter 17, verse 28, what do we have in him?
A
Our being
(17:28)
10
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G
Who will judge the world with justice by the man he has appointed?
A
God
(17:31)
11
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X
In Acts, chapter 17, what did others remark that Paul seemed to be advocating?
A
Foreign gods
(17:18)
12
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G
In search of whom did a mob rush to Jason’s house?
A
Paul and Silas
(17:5)
13
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G
What did all the Athenians and the foreigners who lived there spend their time doing?
A
Nothing but talking aobut and listening to the latest ideas
(17:21)
14
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A
According to Acts, chapter 17, verse 13, where was Paul preaching the word of God?
A
At Berea
(17:13)
15
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X
What city was full of idols?
A
Athens
(17:16)
16
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G
When did Paul reason with them from the Scriptures in the synagogue?
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On three Sabbath days
(17:2)
17
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G
What does God himself give everyone?
A
Life and breath and everything else
(17:25)
18
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A
According to Acts, chapter 17, verse 15, to where did those who escorted Paul bring him?
A
Athens
(17:15)
19
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G
From whom did God make all the nations?
A
One man
(17:26)
20
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G
Whom were some of the Jews in Thessalonica agitating?
A
The crowds
(17:13)
21
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A
According to Acts, chapter 17, verse 10, to where did the believers send Paul and Silas away?
A
Berea
(17:10)
22
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X
Two-part answer: What did a group of Epicurean and Stoic philosophers say because Paul was preaching the good news about Jesus and the resurrection?
A
1) Some of them asked, “What is this babbler trying to say?” 2) Others remarked, “He seems to be advocating foreign gods.”
(17:18)
23
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G
Who has set a day when he will judge the world with justice by the man he has appointed?
A
God
(17:31)
24
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G
With whom did Paul reason in the synagogue at Athens?
A
Both Jews and God-fearing Greeks
(17:17)
25
# G
When did the Berean Jews examine the Scriptures?
Every day
| (17:11)
26
# A
According to Acts, chapter 17, verse 5, what did they form?
A mob
| (17:5)
27
# G
To whom did they say, "May we know what this new teaching is that you are presenting?"
Paul
| (17:19)
28
# G
What should we not think since we are his offspring?
That the divine being is like gold or silver or stone—an image made by human design and skill
| (17:29)
29
# G
What did they make Jason and the others post?
Bond
| (17:9)
30
# A
According to Acts, chapter 17, verse 16, who was greatly distressed?
Paul
| (17:16)
31
# G
From what did the Messiah have to rise?
The dead
| (17:3)
32
# G
Who said, "This Jesus I am proclaiming to you is the Messiah."?
Paul
| (17:3)
33
# G
From whom is God not far?
Any one of us
| (17:27)
34
# A
According to Acts, chapter 17, verse 30, what does God now command all people everywhere?
To repent
| (17:30)
35
# G
What did the Jews in Thessalonica learn?
That Paul was preaching the word of God at Berea
| (17:13)
36
# G
Who immediately sent Paul to the coast?
The believers
| (17:14)
37
# A
According to Acts, chapter 17, verse 8, into what were the crowd and the city officials thrown?
Turmoil
| (17:8)
38
# A
According to Acts, chapter 17, verse 14, to where did believers immediately send Paul?
The coast
| (17:14)
39
# G
What did the Berean Jews receive with great eagerness?
The message
| (17:11)
40
# G
Who even found an altar with this inscription: TO AN UNKNOWN GOD?
Paul
| (17:23)
41
# G
To whom has God given proof of this by raising him from the dead?
Everyone
| (17:31)
42
# A
According to Acts, chapter 17, verse 5, what were other Jews?
Jealous
| (17:5)
43
# G
What did Paul even find as he walked around and looked carefully at their objects of worship?
An altar with this inscription: TO AN UNKNOWN GOD
| (17:23)
44
# X
Which member of the Areopagus became a follower of Paul and believed?
Dionysius
| (17:34)
45
# G
Of what was Dionysius a member?
The Areopagus
| (17:34)
46
# A
According to Acts, chapter 17, verse 7, who has welcomed them into his house?
Jason
| (17:7)
47
# A
According to Acts, chapter 17, verse 9, what did they make Jason and the others do?
Post bond
| (17:9)
48
# G
Who was explaining and proving that the Messiah had to suffer and rise from the dead?
Paul
| (17:3)
49
# G
Who reasoned with them from the Scriptures?
Paul
| (17:2)
50
# A
According to Acts, chapter 17, verse 33, who left the Council at that?
Paul
| (17:33)
51
# G
Who overlooked such ignorance in the past?
God
| (17:30)
52
# G
Where did the believers send Paul and Silas as soon as it was night?
Away to Berea
| (17:10)
53
# A
According to Acts, chapter 17, verse 16, where was Paul waiting for them?
In Athens
| (17:16)
54
# G
Who then stood up in the meeting of the Areopagus and said: "People of Athens! I see that in every way you are very religious."?
Paul
| (17:22)
55
# G
What did a mob start in the city?
A riot
| (17:5)
56
# G
What have some of your own poets said?
"We are his offspring"
| (17:28)
57
# A
According to Acts, chapter 17, verse 7, what are they all defying?
Caesar's decrees
| (17:7)
58
# A
According to Acts, chapter 17, verse 2, who went into the synagogue?
Paul
| (17:2)
59
# G
Who left the Council?
Paul
| (17:33)
60
# G
Who brought Paul to Athens?
Those who escorted Paul
| (17:15)
61
# A
According to Acts, chapter 17, verse 13, who was preaching the word of God?
Paul
| (17:13)
62
# A
According to Acts, chapter 17, verse 14, where did Silas and Timothy stay?
At Berea
| (17:14)
63
# A
According to Acts, chapter 17, verse 29, what are we?
God's offspring
| (17:29)
64
# G
Whose offspring are we?
God's
| (17:29)
65
# G
Who were persuaded and joined Paul and Silas?
Some of the Jews, and a large number of God-fearing Greeks and quite a few prominent women
| (17:4)
66
# G
Who is not far from any one of us?
God
| (17:27)
67
# G
Where did some of the Jews in Thessalonica go too?
Berea
| (17:13)
68
# A
According to Acts, chapter 17, verse 5, who were jealous?
Other Jews
| (17:5)
69
# G
Who did this so that they would seek him and perhaps reach out for him and find him?
God
| (17:27)
70
# G
With whom did a group of Epicurean and Stoic philosophers begin to debate?
Paul
| (17:18)
71
# G
Who sent Paul and Silas away to Berea?
The believers
| (17:10)
72
# A
According to Acts, chapter 17, verse 12, what did a number of prominent Greek women and many Greek men do?
Believed
| (17:12)
73
# G
Where did Paul go as was his custom?
Into the synagogue
| (17:2)
74
# G
Whose decrees are they all defying?
Caesar's
| (17:7)
75
# G
Who were of more noble character than those in Thessalonica?
The Berean Jews
| (17:11)
76
# G
Who walked around and looked carefully at their objects of worship?
Paul
| (17:23)
77
# A
According to Acts, chapter 17, verse 8, who were thrown into turmoil?
The crowd and the city officials
| (17:8)
78
# X
In Acts, chapter 17, whom did a mob say had caused trouble all over the world?
Paul and Silas
| (17:6)
79
# A
According to Acts, chapter 17, verse 5, what did they start in the city?
A riot
| (17:5)
80
# G
Who was a member of the Areopagus?
Dionysius
| (17:34)
81
# A
According to Acts, chapter 17, verse 25, by what is he not served?
Human hands
| (17:25)
82
# G
Who started a riot in Thessalonica?
Other Jews
| (17:5)
83
# X
Two-part answer: in Acts, chapter 17, which philosophers began to debate with Paul?
1) Epicurean; 2) Stoic
| (17:18)
84
# G
In whom do we live and move and have our being?
God
| (17:28)
85
# G
To whose house did a mob rush in search of Paul and Silas?
Jason's
| (17:5)
86
# X
Where did a mob say Paul and Silas had caused trouble?
All over the world
| (17:6)
87
# G
What did God mark out for all the nations?
Their appointed times in history and the boundaries of their lands
| (17:26)
88
# G
What did God overlook in the past?
Such ignorance
| (17:30)
89
# G
Whom were some of the Jews in Thessalonica stirring up?
The crowds
| (17:13)
90
# A
According to Acts, chapter 17, verse 31, whom will he judge?
The world
| (17:31)
91
# G
Whom does God himself give life and breath and everything else?
Everyone
| (17:25)
92
# G
What does Paul seem to be advocating to others?
Foreign gods
| (17:18)
93
# G
Who began to debate with Paul?
A group of Epicurean and Stoic philosophers
| (17:18)
94
# G
Whom did a large number of God-fearing Greeks join?
Paul and Silas
| (17:4)
95
# A
According to Acts, chapter 17, verse 18, who was preaching the good news about Jesus and the resurrection?
Paul
| (17:18)
96
# A
According to Acts, chapter 17, verse 1, to where did Paul and his companions come?
Thessalonica
| (17:1)
97
# S
Situation question: who said it, and to whom: "We want to hear you again on this subject."?
Others of a group of Epicurean and Stoic philosophers (people of Athens) said it to Paul
| (17:32)
98
# A
According to Acts, chapter 17, verse 16, who was waiting for them?
Paul
| (17:16)
99
# X
In Acts, chapter 17, where did a mob start a riot?
In the city of Thessalonica
| (17:5)
100
# G
Who is biring some strange ideas to their ears?
Paul
| (17:20)
101
# S
Situation question: who said it, and where: "People of Athens! I see that in every way you are very religious."?
Paul said it, in the meeting of the Areopagus
| (17:22)
102
# G
Where was Paul waiting for Silas and Timothy?
In Athens
| (17:16)
103
# G
What day has God set?
A day when God will judge the world with justice
| (17:31)
104
# G
Who sneered?
Some of the men of Athans
| (17:32)
105
# G
Whom did quite a few prominent women join?
Paul and Silas
| (17:4)
106
# A
According to Acts, chapter 17, verse 22, who then stood up?
Paul
| (17:21)
107
# G
With what will God judge the world?
Justice
| (17:31)
108
# G
From what did Paul reason with them?
The Scriptures
| (17:2)
109
# G
Who reasoned in the marketplace day by day with those who happened to be there?
Paul
| (17:17)
110
# A
According to Acts, chapter 17, verse 32, what did some of them do?
Sneer
| (17:32)
111
# X
In Acts, chapter 17, whom did they say was bringing some strange ideas to their ears?
Paul
| (17:20)
112
# G
Who said: "People of Athens! I see that in every way you are very religious."?
Paul
| (17:22)
113
# A
According to Acts, chapter 17, verse 33, whom did Paul leave?
The Council
| (17:33)
114
# G
Who was greatly distressed to see that the city was full of idols?
Paul
| (17:16)
115
# G
Who had to suffer and rise from the dead?
The Messiah
| (17:3)
116
# G
Whom will God judge with justice by the man he has appointed?
The world
| (17:31)
117
# G
Before whom did they drag Jason and some other believers?
The city officials
| (17:6)
118
# A
According to Acts, chapter 17, verse 22, what does Paul see?
That in every way you are very religious
| (17:22)
119
# G
Whom did they bring to a meeting of the Areopagus?
Paul
| (17:19)
120
# A
According to Acts, chapter 17, verse 34, of whom did some of the people become followers?
Paul
| (17:34)
121
# X
God has set a day when he will judge the world with what?
Justice
| (17:31)
122
# A
According to Acts, chapter 17, verse 12, who believed?
Many of the Berean Jews, as did also a number of prominent Greek women and many Greek men
| (17:12)
123
# A
According to Acts, chapter 17, verse 22, what are you people of Athens in every way?
Very religious
| (17:22)
124
# G
Who has given proof of this to everyone by raising him from the dead?
God
| (17:31)
