Acts 25 Quiz

This quiz is based on Acts chapter 25 (KJV). All questions are compulsory and should be answered before submission. Select the correct answers from the options given. We wish you all the best.

1. When did Festus go to Jerusalem after assuming office?

Five days after assuming office

Three days after assuming office

Six days after assuming office

A month after assuming office

2. While Festus was in Jerusalem, who came to him to request that he send for Paul to be brought to Jerusalem?

The Herodians

The scribes

The high priest

The Pharisees

The Jewish leaders

3. What was the plot of the Jewish leaders for which reason they requested Paul transfer to Jerusalem?

They plotted to hand him over for crucifixion if he were transferred to Jerusalem.

They plotted to sentence him to death by stoning if he were transferred to Jerusalem.

They plotted to lay in wait and kill him on the way if he were transferred to Jerusalem.

They plotted to stir up the Jewish people against him again if he were transferred to Jerusalem.

4. What response did Festus give to those who came to him to seek a favor concerning Paul?

Festus said that Paul should be kept in Caesarea.

He said Paul had requested to stay in Caesarea.

He said Paul had disclosed to him their intention of killing him.

He said Paul was not fit to travel to Jerusalem.

5. How many days did Festus stay in Jerusalem?

Twenty days

Twelve days

More than ten days

Seven days

6. On which day, upon returning to Caesarea, did Festus sit down to judge Paul's case?

Five days after his return

Three days after his return

Two days after his return

The next day after his return

7. Why did Paul appeal to Caesar?

He wanted to be free from his bondage.

He wanted to go to Rome that is why he said that.

It was because Festus asked whether he would like to be judged in Jerusalem.

It was because he saw that Festus was corrupt and unfair.

8. Why did King Agrippa and his wife come to Caesarea?

They were passing through Caesarea to Rome.

They came to greet Governor Festus.

They came to see Paul.

They came to pay tribute to Festus.

9. Who told King Agrippa about Paul's case?

Festus' wife

The high priest

Paul himself

Governor Festus

10. Why didn't Governor Festus send for Paul to be brought to Jerusalem when the Jews requested it?

It was not the manner of the Romans to deliver anyone to die before trials.

It was because Paul was a Roman.

It was because he knew that Paul had not done anything wrong.

It was because he wanted to do Paul a favor.

11. Who was the Roman emperor when Paul was in custody in Caesarea?

Augustus

Gaius Caesar

Julian

Caligula

12. Festus realized that the case the Jews had against Paul was not a crime, but what?

It was a matter of morality.

It was a matter concerning the Jewish religion and the resurrection of Jesus.

It was a matter of misquoted scriptures.

It was a matter of jealousy.

13. Which day did Agrippa sit in court to hear Paul's case?

The day he was told about Paul.

Ten days after his arrival in Caesarea

The following day after hearing about Paul

Two days after hearing about Paul

14. Apart from the Festus, who accompanied Agrippa to court to hear Paul?

The Sadducees

The Pharisees

The chief captains

The high priest

Principal men of the city

His wife

15. The appearance of Agrippa and his wife was described as what?

Great pomp

Noble

Decent

Royal

16. What did the Jews want to be done to Paul?

They wanted him to be imprisoned in Jerusalem.

They wanted him dead.

They wanted him to be exiled.

They wanted him to be excommunicated from Judaism.

17. What did Festus refer to as unreasonable?

Paul's defense of his faith

Paul's loyalty to Jesus

Believing in the resurrection of the dead

Sending a criminal to Rome without stating the crime laid against him

18. What did Festus hope to gain from Agrippa's examination of Paul?

He hoped to debunk all the accusations brought against Paul.

He hoped to understand what Christianity was.

He hoped to get something to write about Paul to be sent to Rome.

He hoped to know why Paul was loyal to his faith.

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