Conversion of Paul the Apostle - Quiz
A) Chapter seven B) Chapter twenty-one C) Chapter one D) Chapter seventeen
A) A youngun B) Saul C) Paul D) Invisible
A) The Road to Damascus in science fiction B) The life of Ralph Ellison C) The Feast of Saint Peter D) Paul's conversion
A) Giaches de Wert B) Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy C) Ralph Ellison D) Z. Randall Stroope
A) 1908–1912 B) 1952–1955 C) 1833–36 D) 1535–1596
A) Norman Wilson B) Z. Randall Stroope C) Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy D) Giaches de Wert
A) An orchestral symphony B) A medieval opera C) A solo piano sonata D) An eight part mixed choir a cappella piece
A) Feast of the Chair B) Week of Prayer C) Groundhog Day D) Road to Damascus
A) A meteorological prophecy for farming B) A political election campaign C) A physical journey across the desert D) A sudden or radical conversion of thought or a change of heart or mind
A) Rupert Bond B) Bill Rawls C) Tony Abbott D) Norman Wilson
A) Drug dealer B) Boxer C) Politician D) Tank commander
A) A Christian ecumenical prayer week B) A sudden political conversion of a self-aware tank C) A medieval play about Saint Paul D) A real historical battle in Rome
A) Judd, Unit DUP-2023 B) Bill, Unit RAWL-30 C) Sonny, Unit SOL-0045 D) Paul, Unit SAUL-1952
A) Downton Abbey B) The Wire C) Wake Up Dead Man D) Invisible Man
A) Norman Wilson B) Judd Duplenticy C) Tony Abbott D) Lord Grantham
A) Rupert Bond B) Edith C) Lady Grantham D) Norman Wilson
A) Sybil's B) Mary's C) Edith's D) The maid's
A) Drug dealer B) Boxer C) Politician D) Police commissioner
A) His disagreement with Norman Wilson over police policy B) His failure to predict weather prophecies in rural England C) His political conversion during a tank battle D) His accidental killing of another boxer in the ring due to a personal grudge
A) 25 December B) 18 January C) 25 January D) 18 December
A) 12th century B) 16th century C) 8th century D) 4th century
A) Only Protestant non-denominational churches B) Only the Roman Catholic Church C) Eastern Orthodox churches exclusively D) Roman Catholic, Anglican and Lutheran churches
A) The Boli Tank convention B) Groundhog Day festival C) The Digby Play celebration D) Week of Prayer for Christian Unity
A) 1952 B) 1833 C) 1535 D) 1908
A) Twenty-five days B) Seven days C) Eight days D) Twelve days
A) Confession of Peter B) Feast of the Conversion of Paul C) Wake Up Dead Man release D) The ending of the Week of Prayer
A) The writing of Invisible Man B) Feast of the Chair of Saint Peter at Rome C) Groundhog Day D) The martyrdom of Stephen
A) Groundhog Day B) Easter C) Thanksgiving D) Independence Day
A) Heavy snowstorms B) Sudden political conversions C) Pestilence and war D) Good harvests
A) Pestilence and war B) Good harvests and peace C) A successful boxing match D) Better mental health funding
A) Felix Mendelssohn B) Saint Peter C) Ralph Ellison D) O God
A) The blessed Apostle Paul B) Tony Abbott C) Norman Wilson D) Judd Duplenticy
A) Successful fighters in the ring B) Commanders of Mark XX Bolo tanks C) Writers of medieval plays D) Witnesses to your truth in the world
A) Damascus B) Jerusalem C) Rome D) Antioch
A) Roman Governor B) King Agrippa C) Ananias D) The High Priest
A) As a parable B) As a first-person letter C) As a poetic song D) As a third-person narrative
A) A river B) The ground C) His knees in prayer D) His horse
A) Who are you, Lord? B) I am the High Priest C) I will obey D) Have mercy on me
A) They began to argue B) They stood there speechless C) They ran away in fear D) They fell down and worshipped
A) They experienced nothing unusual B) They saw the light and heard nothing C) They saw Jesus clearly D) They heard the sound but did not see anyone
A) His eyes became twice as sharp B) He could only see shadows C) He could see nothing D) He lost his vision permanently
A) He walked alone B) He was carried on a stretcher C) He rode a horse D) They led him by the hand
A) Ananias B) Saul C) Simon D) Judas
A) Confused B) Reluctant C) Eager D) Angry
A) Dust from the road B) Something like scales C) Blood and tears D) A thick bandage
A) He was baptized B) He wrote a letter C) He fell asleep D) He left Damascus
A) During his baptism B) After taking some food C) Before opening his eyes D) While speaking to Ananias
A) A Jewish audience B) A group of Greek philosophers C) A Roman ruler D) A gathering of Gentiles
A) Starting a political rebellion B) Worshiping Roman gods C) Stealing temple funds D) Antinomianism
A) It is exactly the same length B) It is missing the ending C) It is much longer D) It is briefer
A) He was a Roman citizen by birth B) He had the support of the Roman army C) Christians paid their taxes to Rome D) Christians were not a secret society
A) No B) He was his childhood friend C) Yes D) He was his student
A) Zealots B) Pharisees C) Essenes D) Sadducees
A) Colossians B) Galatians C) Ephesians D) Romans
A) Titus B) Hebrews C) Philemon D) Philippians
A) NASB B) KJV C) Septuagint D) NIV
A) Cephas B) An unknown Gentile C) Himself D) Stephen
A) Translation differences B) Selective revelation C) Memory loss of the author D) Historical inaccuracy
A) Richard Longenecker B) Craig Keener C) Daniel B. Wallace D) Nigel Turner
A) ἀκούω B) ψόφος C) μὲν D) φωνή
A) Hear B) See C) Understand D) Speak
A) Acts 9:7 B) Romans 8:1 C) Acts 22:9 D) 1 Cor. 14:2
A) NRSVue B) NIV C) NET Bible D) Luther's German translation
A) The 1930s B) The 1950s C) The 1970s D) The 1980s
A) Participle construction with a genitive B) Finite verb with an accusative object C) Imperative with a dative object D) Infinitive with a nominative subject
A) Nigel Turner B) Richard Longenecker C) Craig Keener D) Daniel B. Wallace
A) Preaching without divine grace B) Everything, even the hostile persecutor C) Only righteous followers D) Solely the Council of Trent
A) The change in religious belief B) The hearing of a voice C) The falling to the ground D) The blindness
A) A deliberate attempt to deceive followers B) Mood disorder associated psychotic spectrum symptoms C) Divine intervention without natural causes D) Severe dehydration and exhaustion from travel
A) James R. Brorson B) Justus Knecht C) Thomas Aquinas D) D. Landsborough
A) Summa Theologiae B) Pastoral Letters C) Acts of the Apostles D) Journal of Neurology
A) 1 Cor. 15:10 B) Acts 9:7 C) Jn. 6:45 D) Ecclus. 11:23
A) Jn. 6:45 B) 1 Cor. 15:10 C) Acts 9:7 D) Ecclus. 11:23
A) In the 20th century B) From the Renaissance C) In early Christianity D) During the medieval period
A) Cubist painters B) Surrealist painters C) Impressionist painters D) Baroque painters
A) Michelangelo B) Albrecht Dürer C) Caravaggio D) Peter Paul Rubens
A) Peter's Crucifixion B) Peter's denial C) The ascension of Christ D) The martyrdom of Stephen
A) A black horse B) A brown horse C) A spotted horse D) A white horse
A) 500 miles B) 135 miles C) 300 miles D) 50 miles
A) 350 km B) 218 km C) 100 km D) 450 km
A) Albrecht Dürer B) Rembrandt van Rijn C) Leonardo da Vinci D) Claude Monet
A) Salvador Dalí B) Diego Velázquez C) Pablo Picasso D) Francisco Camilo
A) Yes B) Only in drawings C) Only in his later years D) No
A) Fra Angelico B) Fra Mauro C) Fra Filippo Lippi D) Fra Giovanni
A) Fra Luca B) Fra Salimbene C) Fra Girolamo D) Fra Bartolomeo
A) Jan van Eyck B) Hieronymus Bosch C) Pieter Bruegel the Elder D) Rogier van der Weyden
A) John Milton B) William Blake C) J. M. W. Turner D) John Constable
A) Luca Giordano B) Giorgione C) Gentile da Fabriano D) Giotto di Bondone
A) Sante Raphael B) Sante Botticelli C) Sante Peranda D) Sante Titian |
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