Questions and Answers
What event begins Acts Chapter 1?
The Holy Spirit is mentioned in Acts Chapter 1 as continuing Jesus' works on earth.
True
How long did Jesus appear to people after His resurrection?
40 days
During the 40 days after His death, Jesus ______ to comfort His disciples
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What significant event occurs when Jesus ascends to heaven?
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Match the following events or concepts from Acts Chapter 1:
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Study Notes
Summary of Acts Chapter 1
- Opens with proof of Jesus Christ's life, including His resurrection and final instructions to the disciples before His ascension.
- Highlights the role of the Holy Spirit, which enabled Jesus to continue His works post-ascension.
Evidence of Christ's Resurrection
- Jesus appeared to various people for 40 days following His resurrection, demonstrating His ongoing presence.
- During these appearances, He taught the disciples about the kingdom and provided comfort with encouraging words.
Promise of the Holy Spirit
- Jesus periodically visited the disciples during the 40 days after His resurrection, offering teachings on faith.
- He assured them of the upcoming arrival of the Holy Spirit and prepared them for His ascension to Heaven.
Jesus Ascends into Heaven
- A significant event in Acts 1 occurs when Jesus ascends to Heaven, witnessed by the apostles.
- Two men in white robes reassure the apostles that Jesus will return in the same manner as He ascended.
Replacing an Apostle
- Following the ascension, the apostles returned to Jerusalem and decided to replace Judas Iscariot.
- The final choice was between Barsabbas and Matthias, with Matthias ultimately chosen through casting lots.
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Explore key concepts from Acts Chapter 1 with these flashcards. This chapter highlights Jesus' resurrection, His teachings to the disciples, and the promise of the Holy Spirit. Test your understanding of these foundational events in Christian faith.
