1. Acts Dig Site 15
Blue Level Questions

2. How did Paul serve the Lord while he lived in Ephesus? (20:17-19)
With fear and trembling
With great humility and with tears
With confidence and strength
With uncertainty and insecurity

3. How did Paul serve the Lord while he lived in Ephesus? (20:17-19)
With fear and trembling
With great humility and with tears
With confidence and strength
With uncertainty and insecurity

4. What did Paul say he had not hesitated to preach? (20:20)
“Anything that would be helpful”
“Everything the people wanted to hear”
“Lies about Jesus”
“Whatever came to his mind”

5. What did Paul say he had not hesitated to preach? (20:20)
“Anything that would be helpful”
“Everything the people wanted to hear”
“Lies about Jesus”
“Whatever came to his mind”

6. How had Paul taught in Ephesus? (20:20)
With hesitation
Publicly and from house to house
In private to those who needed to hear it
To a select few

7. How had Paul taught in Ephesus? (20:20)
With hesitation
Publicly and from house to house
In private to those who needed to hear it
To a select few

8. What did Paul declare to both Jews and Greeks in Ephesus? (20:21)
“That the gods of Ephesus were false gods”
Everything that he knew
“That they must turn to God in repentance and have faith in our Lord Jesus”
Only what they could handle

9. What did Paul declare to both Jews and Greeks in Ephesus? (20:21)
“That the gods of Ephesus were false gods”
Everything that he knew
“That they must turn to God in repentance and have faith in our Lord Jesus”
Only what they could handle

10. What did Paul say was going to happen to him in Jerusalem? (20:22)
He did not know.
He would be put on trial.
He would be welcomed.
He would die.

11. What did Paul say was going to happen to him in Jerusalem? (20:22)
He did not know.
He would be put on trial.
He would be welcomed.
He would die.

12. Where did the Holy Spirit warn Paul that prison and hardships were facing him? (20:23)
In Jerusalem
In Asia
In every city
In the Jewish synagogues

13. Where did the Holy Spirit warn Paul that prison and hardships were facing him? (20:23)
In Jerusalem
In Asia
In every city
In the Jewish synagogues

14. What task did the Lord give Paul to complete? (20:24)
“The task of testifying to the good news of God’s grace”
“The task of preaching only to the Jews”
“The task of traveling the world”
“The task of building a temple”

15. What task did the Lord give Paul to complete? (20:24)
“The task of testifying to the good news of God’s grace”
“The task of preaching only to the Jews”
“The task of traveling the world”
“The task of building a temple”

16. To what did Paul commit the elders of the church? (20:32)
“To each other”
“To God and to the word of His grace”
“To the leading of Silas and Timothy”
“To the people of Ephesus”

17. To what did Paul commit the elders of the church? (20:32)
“To each other”
“To God and to the word of His grace”
“To the leading of Silas and Timothy”
“To the people of Ephesus”

18. Whose silver, gold, and clothing did Paul covet? (20:33)
No one’s
The apostles’
The Jews’
Everyone’s

19. Whose silver, gold, and clothing did Paul covet? (20:33)
No one’s
The apostles’
The Jews’
Everyone’s

20. Whose hands supplied Paul’s needs? (20:34)
His companions’ hands
The disciples’ hands
The Gentiles’ hands
His own hands

21. Whose hands supplied Paul’s needs? (20:34)
His companions’ hands
The disciples’ hands
The Gentiles’ hands
His own hands

22. Who said, “It is more blessed to give than to receive”? (20:35)
The elders
The Ephesians
The disciples
Jesus

23. Who said, “It is more blessed to give than to receive”? (20:35)
The elders
The Ephesians
The disciples
Jesus

24. What happened after Paul had finished his farewell to the Ephesian elders? (20:36-37)
He knelt down and prayed.
They all wept.
They embraced him and kissed him.
All of the above

25. What happened after Paul had finished his farewell to the Ephesian elders? (20:36-37)
He knelt down and prayed.
They all wept.
They embraced him and kissed him.
All of the above

26. What grieved the elders of the church in Ephesus the most? (20:38)
Paul’s uncertainty about what would happen in Jerusalem
That very few had believed and been baptized
Paul’s statement that they would never see his face again
That Paul was leaving for an unknown amount of time

27. What grieved the elders of the church in Ephesus the most? (20:38)
Paul’s uncertainty about what would happen in Jerusalem
That very few had believed and been baptized
Paul’s statement that they would never see his face again
That Paul was leaving for an unknown amount of time

28. Who received Paul and the others warmly when they arrived in Jerusalem
The brothers and sisters
No one
Everyone they saw
The twelve apostles

29. Who received Paul and the others warmly when they arrived in Jerusalem
The brothers and sisters
No one
Everyone they saw
The twelve apostles

30. Who did Paul and his companions go to see in Jerusalem? (21:17-18)
The apostles
The high priest
James and all the elders
All of the above

31. Who did Paul and his companions go to see in Jerusalem? (21:17-18)
The apostles
The high priest
James and all the elders
All of the above

32. What did Paul report in detail in Jerusalem? (21:19)
“How the people of Ephesus did not believe”
“About the riots he had seen”
“What God had done among the Gentiles through his ministry”
All of the above

33. What did Paul report in detail in Jerusalem? (21:19)
“How the people of Ephesus did not believe”
“About the riots he had seen”
“What God had done among the Gentiles through his ministry”
All of the above

34. Finish this verse: “However, I consider my life worth nothing to me; my only aim is to finish the race and complete the task the Lord Jesus has…” (Acts 20:24)
“… given me, and win the gold medal.”
“… given me—the task of testifying to the good news of God’s grace.”
“… given, even though the task is very hard.”
“… given and live a life of eternity in heaven.”

35. Finish this verse: “However, I consider my life worth nothing to me; my only aim is to finish the race and complete the task the Lord Jesus has…” (Acts 20:24)
“… given me, and win the gold medal.”
“… given me—the task of testifying to the good news of God’s grace.”
“… given, even though the task is very hard.”
“… given and live a life of eternity in heaven.”