2. Acts 23 Click for Question

3. According to Acts 23:1, in what manner did Paul say he lived when he addressed the council? In all good conscience before God Click for: Answer and next Question

4. According to Acts 23:2, what did the high priest tell those who stood by to do to Paul? Strike him on the mouth Click for: Answer and next Question

5. According to Acts 23:2, what is the name of the high priest? Ananias Click for: Answer and next Question

6. According to Acts 23:3, why did Paul say God would strike the person he called a white-washed wall? Commanding him to be struck was contrary to the law Click for: Answer and next Question

7. According to Acts 23:4-5, did Paul know he was speaking to the high priest? No Click for: Answer and next Question

8. According to Acts 23:6, Paul perceived that what two parts that made up the council Sadducees and Pharisees Click for: Answer and next Question

9. According to Acts 23:6-7, what happened when Paul cried out in the council that he was a Pharisee and was being judged because of his hope in the resurrection of the dead? The assembly was divided Click for: Answer and next Question

10. According to Acts 23:7-8, why was there dissention among the Pharisees and Sadducees? The Pharisees believed in resurrection The Sadducees did not Click for: Answer and next Question

11. According to Acts 23:8, which group did not believe in resurrection, angels or spirits? The Sadducees Click for: Answer and next Question

12. According to Acts 23:9, the scribes of which group said, “we find no evil in this man … let us not fight against God.”? The Pharisees’ party Click for: Answer and next Question

13. According to Acts 23:10, the commander feared what would happen to Paul? He would be pulled to pieces Click for: Answer and next Question

14. According to Acts 23:10, how did the commander protect Paul from being pulled to pieces? He had the soldiers take him by force to the barracks Click for: Answer and next Question

15. According to Acts 23:11, who stood before Paul the following night? The LORD Click for: Answer and next Question

16. According to Acts 23:11, where did the LORD tell Paul he would also bear witness In Rome Click for: Answer and next Question

17. According to Acts 23:12, some of the Jews took an oath that they would not eat or drink until they had done what? Killed Paul Click for: Answer and next Question

18. According to Acts 23:12-13, how many Jews had formed the conspiracy to kill Paul? More than 40 Click for: Answer and next Question

19. According to Acts 23:14, who did the conspirators tell about their oath? The chief priests and elders Click for: Answer and next Question

20. According to Acts 23:15, what were the chief priests and elders to do in the plot to kill Paul? Ask the commander to bring Paul back for further inquiries Click for: Answer and next Question

21. According to Acts 23:15, when were they planning to kill Paul? Before he got near the council Click for: Answer and next Question

22. According to Acts 23:16, who heard the plan of the ambush and told Paul? His nephew (his sister’s son) Click for: Answer and next Question

23. According to Acts 23:17, where did Paul have the young man (his nephew) taken? To the commander Click for: Answer and next Question

24. According to Acts 23:18-19, under what conditions did the commander ask the young man about what he had to tell? privately Click for: Answer and next Question

25. According to Acts 23:20 – 22, did the commander want the young man to let anyone know that he revealed the plot to kill Paul to him? No Click for: Answer and next Question

26. According to Acts 23:23, how many soldiers, horsemen and spearmen did the commander want prepared to go to Caesarea? 200, 70, 200 Click for: Answer and next Question

27. According to Acts 23:23, at what hour of the night was the commander planning to send Paul to Caesarea under heavy guard? The third hour of the night Click for: Answer and next Question

28. According to Acts 23:24, who was the commander sending Paul to? Felix the governor Click for: Answer and next Question

29. According to Acts 23:25 – 30, who did the commander write a letter to? Felix the governor Click for: Answer and next Question

30. According to Acts 23:25 – 30, what was the name of the commander? Claudius Lysias Click for: Answer and next Question

31. According to Acts 23:27, why did the commander say he rescued Paul in his letter? He learned Paul was a Roman Click for: Answer and next Question

32. According to Acts 23:29, did the commander believe Paul was guilty of anything deserving death or chains? No Click for: Answer and next Question

33. According to Acts 23:30, why did the commander say he was sending Paul to Felix immediately? He was told the Jews lay in wait for Paul Click for: Answer and next Question

34. According to Acts 23:31, where did the soldiers bring Paul to? Antipatris Click for: Answer and next Question

35. According to Acts 23:33, who did the horsemen present to the governor after they delivered the letter from the commander? Paul Click for: Answer and next Question

36. According to Acts 23:34, what province was Paul from? According to Acts 23:34, what province was Paul from? Cilicia Click for: Answer and next Question

37. According to Acts 23:35, where did Felix the governor command Paul to be kept? In Herod’s Praetotium Click for: Answer and next Question

38. Congratulations! You’re reached the end of the chapter! Click for: Answer and next Question