CHAPTER REVIEWS: Acts 19, 20, & 21

We've missed several practices in a row, so we have a LOT to catch up on.  Below are links to lessons for Acts 19, 20, and 21.  Read up and bring your questions tonight.  We'll only have time for a short and quick review of all three.

• Acts 19
• Acts 20
• Acts 21

REFERENCE QUESTIONS: Acts 21

Remember, the full list of Reference Questions can always be found in the sidebar or at this link.

QUESTION:  According to Acts 21:27, they laid hands whom?
ANSWER:    (Him) Paul.  (cf 6:6; 8:17; 12:1; 13:3; 19:6; 21:27)

QUESTION:  According to Acts 21:30, they seized whom?
ANSWER:    Paul.  (cf 6:12; 16:19; 18:17; 21:30)

QUESTION:  According to Acts 21:33, the tribune ordered what?
ANSWER:    Him (Paul) to be bound with two chains.  (cf 21:33;22:24

FINISH THE VERSE: Acts 21

Remember, the full list of FTV's can always be found at this link. The // in the verse marks the minimum number of words you need from the FTV to uniquely identify it.

QUESTION:  And coming // to us,...
ANSWER:  ...he took Paul's belt and bound his own feet and hands and said, “Thus says the Holy Spirit, ‘This is how the Jews at Jerusalem will bind the man who owns this belt and deliver him into the hands of the Gentiles.’” (Acts 21:11)


QUESTION:  Then Paul // answered,... 
ANSWER:  “What are you doing, weeping and breaking my heart? For I am ready not only to be imprisoned but even to die in Jerusalem for the name of the Lord Jesus.” (Acts 21:13)

THIS WEEK: Study Acts, Chapter 21

This week (February 3 thru February 9), please study Acts, Chapter 21.

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Study Tip: Do read through the text of scripture and find at the end that you know barely more than you did at the beginning? Do you envy those who can read it once, and be able to quiz effectively? Different people learn in different ways. Some people can do it by simply reading, others by listening. But you may be a learner who needs to really engage the text. Consider taking notes as you read - note down really interesting sections, questions that the text raises, notable phrases, etc. At the end, you will have applied not only your eyes but all the parts of your brain, and the learning may very well be far more effective. Oh, and don't forget to call, e-mail, or speak to the coaches, your parents, or the pastors to get the answers to those questions you had.

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