Acts 9 Quiz - SalvationCall

This quiz is based on Acts chapter 9 (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. From whom did Paul get a letter of authorization to persecute?

The temples guard

The high priest

The Levites

Herod

2. Where was Saul taking his letter of authorization to persecute?

Bethsaida

Capernaum

Antioch

Damascus

3. What did the letter of authorization permit Saul to do?

It permitted him to arrest and transport Jewish Christians to Jerusalem.

It permitted him to arrest and transport any Christian to Jerusalem.

It permitted him to arrest and execute Christians.

It permitted him to excommunicate Christians from the Synagogues.

4. At what point did Saul encounter Jesus?

When he came near Damascus.

Immediately he entered Jerusalem.

When he was near Jerusalem.

Immediately he entered Damascus.

5. What happened to Saul when the light of the Lord shined on him from heaven?

He remained motionless.

He became weak.

He fell down.

He screamed.

6. What was the response when Jesus asked Paul why he was persecuting Him?

He answered, "Art thou the Lord?"

He answered, "Who art thou, Lord?"

He answered, "What am I to do, Lord?"

He answered, "What have I done wrong, Lord?"

7. Why did the men who were traveling with Saul stand speechless?

They stood speechless because they were astonished that Saul was talking to himself.

They stood speechless because they could hear someone talking to Saul but could not see him.

They stood speechless because they could not see Saul anymore.

They stood speechless because Paul had gone blind.

8. What was Saul's response when Jesus responded that He was Jesus, the one he, Paul, was persecuting?

Saul responded that he was sorry for what he had done.

Saul responded that he did not know he was wrong.

Saul responded that what had he done wrong.

Saul responded that what would Jesus have him do.

9. What physical infirmity did Saul suffer after his encounter with Jesus?

He broke his leg and could not walk.

He was struck with leprosy.

He broke his arm.

He went blind.

10. For how long was Saul without sight after encountering Jesus?

10 days

3 days

5 days

7 days

11. According to Acts 9, during which time did Saul fast?

During the time he could not walk and was carried to Damascus.

During the time he was with the chief priests in Jerusalem.

When he was on his way to Jerusalem.

During the days he could not see.

12. In which street would Ananias find where Saul was?

The street called Straight

The street called East Wind

The Market Street

The street called Beautifully

13. Where would Ananias see Saul?

In the house of Judas

In the house of Simeon

In the house of Aeneas

In the house of the tanner

14. Though Ananias was reluctant to go on the Lord's errand to help Saul, why did Jesus insist that he should go?

He insisted because Saul was then pathetic.

He insisted because Saul was not as bad as they thought.

He insisted because he had chosen Saul to preach his name to the people.

He insisted because Saul did all those bad things ignorantly.

15. Saul came from which city?

Damascus

Antioch

Tarsus

Cyrene

16. According to Jesus, He would make Saul witness about Him to:

The caesars

Gentiles

Fallen angels

Israelites

The souls of the deceased

Kings

17. 'I will shew him how great things he must suffer for my name's sake.' What did this extract foretell?

It meant that Saul would never find peace upon embracing Jesus.

It meant that Jesus would reveal to Saul how much he was supposed to suffer for his name's sake.

It meant that Saul would lead a miserable life after accepting Jesus' name.

It meant that Saul would be persecuted for Christ's sake.

18. What did Ananias do for Saul when he was sent by Jesus to Saul?

He was to provide for Saul.

He was to restore Saul's sight.

He was to impart the Holy Spirit to Saul.

He was to introduce Saul to the believers.

He was to teach Saul the Scriptures.

19. When Ananias laid his hands on Saul and prayed for him, what happened, leading to the restoration of Saul's sight?

Something like a blindfold fell from Paul's face.

Something like a scale fell from Paul's eyes.

Something like darkness disappeared from Paul's face.

A light shined in his eyes.

20. Where did Saul start preaching after converting to Christianity?

In the synagogues

In the temple of Jerusalem

In the streets

In the colosseum

21. Saul's attempt to proselytize the Jews in Damascus resulted in what?

It resulted in an uproar.

It resulted in persecution against the Christians in Damascus.

It resulted in violence.

It resulted in their attempt to kill him.

22. How did Saul escape from Damascus safely?

He passed through the gates in disguise.

His fellow Christians let him down the city wall in a basket.

He passed through the gates of the city by night.

He descended the walls of Damascus by a rope.

23. When Saul fled from Damascus, he came to Jerusalem. Why were the disciples in Jerusalem unwilling to accept Saul into their company?

It was because Saul was still in alliance with the high priest.

It was because Saul was still reporting on Christians to the chief priests.

It was because they did not believe he had converted to Christianity.

It was because they thought Saul was a hypocrite and spy.

They were all afraid of him.

24. Who introduced Saul to the disciples in Jerusalem and vouched for him?

John

Barnabas

Ananias

Peter

25. In Jerusalem, who did Saul have a dispute with regarding doctrine?

Pharisees

Herodians

Grecians

Sadducees

26. According to Acts 9, in Jerusalem, who plotted to kill Saul?

Pharisees

Grecians

Herodians

Scribes

27. When there was a plot to kill Saul in Jerusalem, what did the Christians do to save Saul's life?

They hid him for a very long time.

They made him live in Jerusalem in disguise.

They sent him away by night to Damascus.

They brought Saul to Caesarea and sent him to Tarsus.

28. According to Acts 9, what effect did the conversion of Saul have on the church?

The church had rest.

The church lived in fear.

The church was under persecution.

The believers left their cities for other places.

29. What brought Peter to Lydda?

He came to Lydda because he was on his way to Damascus.

He came to Lydda because he was visiting the churches from town to town.

He came to Lydda to rest for a while before continuing to Caesarea.

He came to Lydda because he was fleeing persecution.

30. What was wrong with Aeneas?

He was a paralytic.

He was a leper.

He was epileptic.

He was insane.

31. For how long had Aeneas been bedridden?

7 years

3 years

12 years

8 years

32. The healing of Aeneas resulted in what?

It resulted in Peter's fame.

It resulted in the persecution of the believers.

It resulted in the conversion of people to Christianity.

It resulted in the salvation of Aeneas' family.

33. Tabitha was a disciple living in Joppa. How was she described?

She was full of good works.

She was a teacher of the right.

She fought for the welfare of the believers.

She was a defender of the faith.

She gave alms.

34. How did Tabitha die?

She fell from the top of the house.

She was stoned to death.

She died through sickness.

She was stabbed to death by persecutors.

35. Where was Tabitha's corpse laid after it was washed?

It was laid in the synagogue.

It was laid in an upper chamber.

It was laid in the basement.

It was laid in a secret room.

36. Why did the disciples in Joppa send for Peter for Tabitha's sake?

They thought Tabitha did not deserve to die.

They wanted to test the power of the Lord Jesus.

They heard that Peter was in Lydda, which was near Joppa.

They did not believe that Tabitha was dead.

37. How many men were sent to fetch Peter from Lydda?

38. When Peter responded to their call and came to Joppa, he was taken to the place where Tabitha's body was laid. What did the widows do while they were with Peter in the room where Tabitha's body was laid?

They complained to Peter about the persecution they faced.

They wept.

They prayed.

They showed Peter the coats and garments which Tabitha made.

They narrated to Peter how she died.

39. Peter raised Tabitha to life. What resulted from the resurrection of Tabitha according to Acts 9?

Many accepted Jesus Christ.

Many acknowledged Peter as a prophet.

Many feared the believers and persecuted them no more.

Many brought the sick to Peter for healing.

40. Where did Peter stay while in Joppa?

In the house of John Mark

In the house of Simon the tanner

In the house of Tabitha

In the house of Aeneas

41. What is the meaning of Tabitha?

Talitha

Dew

Dove

Dorcas

42. What did Peter do toward raising Tabitha to life?

He commanded Tabitha's corpse to rise.

He washed his hands with anointing oil.

He knelt down and prayed.

He put out all the believers with him in the room Tabitha was laid.

He bowed before the Lord and made his supplication.

He laid his hands on the forehead of Tabitha's corpse and prayed.

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