5 Questions
What is the primary purpose of the book of Acts?
To demonstrate the availability of God's power to the church and its mission to reach the world with the Gospel
Who wrote the book of Acts?
Luke
What is the focus of Lesson 3 in the Book of Acts?
Stephen's impact as a seed that became a great harvest
What is the theme of Lesson 5 in the Book of Acts?
Salvation is by grace alone
What does the book of Acts demonstrate about the power of God?
It is available to the church
Study Notes
Introduction to the Book of Acts
- The primary purpose of the book of Acts is to provide a historical account of the early Christian church and the spread of Christianity.
Authorship
- The book of Acts was written by Luke, the same author of the Gospel of Luke.
Lesson 3: The Church in Jerusalem
- Lesson 3 in the Book of Acts focuses on the establishment and growth of the early Christian church in Jerusalem.
Lesson 5: The Gospel to the Gentiles
- The theme of Lesson 5 in the Book of Acts is the gospel being preached to the Gentiles (non-Jews) for the first time.
The Power of God
- The book of Acts demonstrates the power of God through miraculous events, such as healings, signs, and wonders, which authenticated the apostles' message and empowered the growth of the early Christian church.
Learn about the key themes and events in the Book of Acts with this quiz from Leaders Bible College. Explore topics such as the Kingdom of God, the Spirit of God, Stephen's impact, and the growth of the Word of God. Test your knowledge and deepen your understanding of this important biblical text.
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