19 Questions
Who is the most likely author of the Acts of the Apostles?
Luke
When was the Acts of the Apostles most likely written?
Between 50-60 AD
Who is the specific audience mentioned in the Acts of the Apostles?
Theophilus
What is the general audience of the Acts of the Apostles?
Lovers of God throughout the 1st century Roman world
What is the theme of the Acts of the Apostles?
The continuing acts of Jesus in the lives of his apostles through the power of the Holy Spirit
What is the meaning of 'Theophilus'?
Beloved by God
"We" passages in the Acts of the Apostles indicate that:
There were events in which both Paul and Luke were involved
What evidence points to Luke being a companion of Paul?
'We' passages in Acts
What event took place 50 days after Passover?
Feast of Weeks
What does F.F. Bruce suggest regarding the date of writing for the Acts of the Apostles?
$50-60$ AD
What did the disciples receive when the Holy Spirit came on them?
Power
Which ancient figure provides external evidence for Luke's authorship?
$Iranaeus$ (c. 180)
In which room were the disciples when the wind, fire, and Holy Spirit manifested?
Upper Room
"Lover of God" in Greek refers to:
$Theophilus$ only
What was the skeptical response to the disciples speaking in 'other tongues'?
They are drunk
Who is considered to be Luke's patron/publisher?
Theophilus
How many people were baptized in Jesus' name after Peter's powerful sermon?
3000
'What was the conclusion of the Council in Jerusalem (Acts 15)?'
The church leaders relaxed on enforcing Mosaic Law onto new believers.
What happened to Paul at the conclusion of his third missionary journey?
He appealed to Caesar and was sent to Rome.
Test your knowledge of the second volume of a complete History of Christian Origins, focusing on The Acts of the Apostles. This quiz covers the authorship, internal and external evidence, and historical perspective of the text.
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