Acts 2 Quiz - SalvationCall

1. What resulted from the Holy Spirit filling the disciples in Acts chapter 2?

They fell to the ground and passed out.

They began to speak with other tongues.

They began to prophesy.

They were pricked to evangelize.

2. According to Acts chapter 2, why did the multitude come to where the disciples were?

They saw fire at the place where the disciples had gathered.

They saw the disciples falling to the ground en masse.

They heard the disciples preaching the word of life.

They overheard the disciples speaking with other tongues.

3. Why was the multitude that came to the disciples confounded?

They were confounded because everyone in the multitude heard the disciples speaking in his native tongue.

They were confounded because the disciples had all passed out under the power of the Spirit.

They were confounded because, though the disciples were not learned men, they spoke boldly.

They were confounded because of the great miracles they did.

4. According to Acts chapter 2, Jesus' disciples were described as what?

Apostates

Galilaeans

Jews

Nazarites

5. Around what time were the disciples filled with the Spirit?

8:00 a.m.

12:00 a.m.

9:00 a.m.

7:00 a.m.

6. Which prophet of old had prophesied about the in-filling of the Spirit?

Jeremiah

Amos

Hagai

Joel

7. What does one gain from calling on the name of the Lord according to Acts 2?

He shall be saved.

He shall receive power.

He shall be comforted.

He shall be filled with the Spirit.

8. According to Acts chapter 2, what has God made Jesus to be?

God has made Him both Lord and Christ.

God has made Him righteous and worthy.

God has made Him anointed and powerful.

God has made Him the creator of all things.

9. 'And it shall come to pass in the last days, saith God, I will pour out of my Spirit upon all flesh: and your sons and your daughters shall prophesy, and your young men shall see visions, and your old men shall dream dreams:' Where do we find this prophecy in the Old Testament?

Jeremiah 2:15

Joel 2:28

Amos 1:8

Hagai 1:8

10. What did the people experience when they heard Peter preach?

They were pricked in the heart.

They were offended.

They felt guilty.

They were filled with anxiety.

11. What was the reaction of the multitude when they heard Peter preach?

They accused the disciples of blasphemy against Moses.

They asked the apostles to lead them to Christ.

They asked the apostles to pray for them that God might forgive them their sins.

They asked the apostles what they should do.

12. What did Peter tell the multitude to do as a response to their question?

He told them to come to the Lord and be saved.

He told them to repent and be baptized.

He told them to purge themselves of all sins and believe in the gospel.

He told them to ask for forgiveness for aiding their religious leaders to kill Jesus.

13. What exhortation did Peter give the multitude?

He told them that since God is light, they should walk in the light, not in the dark.

He told them to have nothing to do with the religious sacrifices and ordinances because Jesus has died a sacrificial death for all.

He told them to save themselves from that untoward generation.

He told them to have nothing to do with the Pharisees.

14. How many souls were won and added to the church when Peter preached to the multitude in Acts chapter 2?

3000

2000

7000

5000

15. Which of these were some of the activities of the early church mentioned in Acts chapter 2?

Following the apostles' teachings steadfastly.

Fellowshiping and praying

Criticizing the evil deeds of the Sanhedrin

Teaching in the synagogues

Proselytizing the Gentiles

Breaking of bread

16. According to Acts chapter 2, how did the disciples raise money to cater to their needs?

They sold their possessions.

They appealed for funds.

They received alms from the Jews.

They healed the sick at a fee.

17. Some of the multitudes who witnessed the manifestation of the in-filling of the Spirit made a mockery of the disciples. What did they say about the disciples?

They said the disciples were poor.

They said the disciples were uneducated.

They said the disciples were drunk.

They said the disciples were demon-possessed.

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