Mission of the Church

Also known as the Great Commission, it is Jesus’ assignment to all disciples to preach the gospel to all nations, to baptize new believers, and to teach all the commands of Christ

The redeemed community of all true believers for all time

Acts, or Acts of the Apostles

The book of the Bible that records the birth and early growth of the church

The restoration of all creation, especially humanity’s relationship with God for those who believe in Jesus’ life, death, resurrection, ascension, and future return

God's special chosen people (the Church)

The people God uses to carry out His mission

Four Purposes of Acts

Historical Record, Inclusion of Gentiles, Defense of Paul in Roman Trial, and Encouragement to Believers

Luke's Personality/Occupation

Historian, Doctor, Gentile, Faithful follower of Jesus and friend of Paul

True or False: A witness is someone who doesn’t have much knowledge about a specific matter.

False - A witness DOES have knowledge about a specific matter.

True or False: The Church was born into the context of the Babylonian Empire.

False - The Church was born into the context of the Roman Empire.

Religious leaders who believed in life after death

A person who suffers death as the penalty for witnessing to and refusing to deny Christ

Suffering caused because of one’s beliefs

Word means “fiftieth,” it’s a Jewish harvest feast, and is the festival where God poured out the Holy Spirit on His people

Religious leaders who did not believe in the resurrection or life after death

A member of the church who is elected by the congregation to perform certain tasks

Another word for “good news”

The “tongues as of fire” at Pentecost represent this

The Miracle that occurred at Pentecost when God poured out the Holy Spirit on his disciples. They began speaking in languages they didn't know before, amazing the other Jews who were gathered from all around the world. This marked the birth of the Church.

The Greek word for "church," meaning "a called-out assembly"

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Quarter 3 Bible Test

Test on Missions/Intro to Acts

Term	Definition
Mission of the Church	Also known as the Great Commission, it is Jesus’ assignment to all disciples to preach the gospel to all nations, to baptize new believers, and to teach all the commands of Christ
The Church	The redeemed community of all true believers for all time
Acts, or Acts of the Apostles	The book of the Bible that records the birth and early growth of the church
God's Mission	The restoration of all creation, especially humanity’s relationship with God for those who believe in Jesus’ life, death, resurrection, ascension, and future return
God's special chosen people (the Church)	The people God uses to carry out His mission
Author of Acts	Luke
Four Purposes of Acts	Historical Record, Inclusion of Gentiles, Defense of Paul in Roman Trial, and Encouragement to Believers
Luke's Personality/Occupation	Historian, Doctor, Gentile, Faithful follower of Jesus and friend of Paul
True or False: Luke’s historical record of the Church in Acts includes many eye-witness testimonies to the life, death, resurrection, and ascension of Jesus Christ, which helps support the truth of the Gospel.	True
True or False: A witness is someone who doesn’t have much knowledge about a specific matter.	False - A witness DOES have knowledge about a specific matter.
True or False: To testify means to share personal knowledge or belief or provide evidence or proof.	True
True or False: The Church was born into the context of the Babylonian Empire.	False - The Church was born into the context of the Roman Empire.
Pharisee	Religious leaders who believed in life after death
Martyr	A person who suffers death as the penalty for witnessing to and refusing to deny Christ
Persecution	Suffering caused because of one’s beliefs
Pentecost	Word means “fiftieth,” it’s a Jewish harvest feast, and is the festival where God poured out the Holy Spirit on His people
Sadducee	Religious leaders who did not believe in the resurrection or life after death
Deacon	A member of the church who is elected by the congregation to perform certain tasks
The Gospel	Another word for “good news”
God's Presence	The “tongues as of fire” at Pentecost represent this
Speaking in tongues	The Miracle that occurred at Pentecost when God poured out the Holy Spirit on his disciples. They began speaking in languages they didn't know before, amazing the other Jews who were gathered from all around the world. This marked the birth of the Church.
"Ekklesia"	The Greek word for "church," meaning "a called-out assembly"

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