Questions · lesson 4

The First Missionary Journey

Study Lesson IV of the text, and then complete the following:

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1. 1. As underlined in the text, the important stops on the first missionary journey were as follows:

2. a.

3. b.

4. c.

5. d.

6. e.

7. 2. On this first missionary journey the missionary party was made up of:(1)

   (2)

   (3)

8. 3. In not more than 50 words give the incident that occurred at Paphos and which incident dates the time of Paul taking over leadership of the missionary party.

9. 4. Acts 13:13 reads: “When Paul and his company loosed from Paphos, they came to Perga in Pamphylia: (Finish the passage)

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10. 5. Acts 13:14-41 indicates that while Paul and his company were in Antioch in Pisidia that his sermon revolved around the subject of

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11. a. This sermon contained five main points, name them:

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13. ii.

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14. iii.

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15. iv.

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16. v.

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17. b. Give the verse is Isaiah which was fulfilled in Paul’s statement which he made after his sermon was rejected by the Jews at Antioch in Pisidia, and which statement was “we turn to the Gentiles”.

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18. 6. Finish the sentence in the textbook which begins: “Paul never veered from the truth that the Jews

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19. a. And thought these missionaries almost without exception had severe trials and persecutions in every city, what is written of them in Acts 13:52?

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20. b. And Acts 14:3 informs us that:

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21. 7. What healing miracle, performed by Paul in Lystra, was similar to one performed by Peter and John at the Temple gate?

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22. a. It was also at the City of Lystra that the people thought Paul and Barnabas were some sort of gods come down from heaven: They thought

23. i. Paul was

    because he was

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24. ii. Barnabas was

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25. b. In refusing the worship of the citizens of Lystra both Paul and Barnabas explained they were: (Acts 14:15)

    with all the other people.

26. c. This denial of worship, and the interference of the Jews from Antioch and Iconium, caused the citizens to

    after which they

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27. d. It is probable that the future friend of Paul and minister of the Gospel,

    , was among the spectators who witnessed the stoning of Paul.

28. 8. Before a final returning to Antioch to complete this first missionary journey, what great act of courage did Paul perform?

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29. a. What was the purpose of this bold act?

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30. 9. In reporting back to the Church at Antioch in Syria, Paul and Barnabas stated that (Acts 14:27)

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