- Acts is part two of a two books series. What book is part one?
- Which division / category of the Bible with this book or books belong to.........Genesis through Deuteronomy: The first five books of the Bible written by Moses. They begin with the creation of the world and end with Israel about the enter the Promised Land.
- How many angels appeared to the disciples after Jesus' ascension?
- What did the onlookers suppose about the believers at Pentecost?
- T or F: Among many things, the spirit saves, comforts, teaches, and distributes spiritual gifts.
- Which division / category of the Bible with this book or books belong to.........Romans through Philemon: The Apostle Paul wrote to several different churches about the beliefs and practices for Christianity.
- T or F: Jesus is 50% God and 50% man.
- Which division / category of the Bible with this book or books belong to.........Acts: Traces the history of the Early Church
- When the Holy Spirit was poured out at Pentecost, it was a fulfillment of an Old Testament prophecy found in what passage?
- T or F: God the FAther is the creator of all things, the source of all things, and sovereign over all things.
- T or F: Jesus is, always has been, and always will be, god. He became a man over 2,000 years ago.
- T or F: The Holy Spirit can be best described as an impersonal "force".
- Which division / category of the Bible with this book or books belong to.........Job through Song of Solomon: Books that use poetry to teach wisdom
- Which division / category of the Bible with this book or books belong to.........Joshua through Esther: These books pick up where Deuteronomy left off and trace the history of the nation of Israel.
- T or F: The Trinity is one God that exists in three persons. Each person is fully God and distinct from the others.
- T or F: The Bible teaches that there is one true God.
- T or F: There is nothing in the Old Testament about Jesus. Only the New Testament talks about Jesus.
- T or F: The original writings of the BIble contained errors and were not truthful.
- The Trinity consists of God the who, God the who, and God the who?
- How many different natures does Jesus have?