Review: Early Church History

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Christianity is a ________ religion.
What does 'gospel' mean?
What is the supreme council of the Jews.....?
How many apostles knew Jesus?
'Peter' means...?
Which religious group means 'separated ones'...?
Who was the prime minister at the time of King Hezekiah?
What means 'thanksgiving'?
How many people were baptized on Pentecost?
What is 50 days after the Resurrection?
Who was the first martyr?
What were the first Christians called? followers of.....
Saul was from....?
From where did Paul's first journey begin?
two things that separated the Jewish Christians
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when did the council of Jerusalem begin?
Who was the first Gentile-Christian convert?
Who's the leader in the Jerusalem community?
the dietary laws date back to the covenant with...?
who was the deacon who stopped in Samaria?
who's the emperor in the 60s?
When referring to the dietary laws, God says 'Call nothing _______'?
which Jewish group no longer existed after the crisis in Jerusalem?
how was Stephen killed by.....?
What did 'Church' mean in the New Testament writings?
What is the heart of Christian life?
What are the Roman and Greek interests?
the crowds were amazed when Paul heals a ____ man?
the people in lysteria thought that Barnabus was which Greek god?
you were considered a good Jew if you followed which law?
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