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Why were the priests, the captain of the temple, and the Sadducees particularly disturbed by Peter and John?
What theological claim lies at the heart of Peter's statement that the lame man was healed "by the name of Jesus Christ of Nazareth"?
Approximately how many men had believed after Peter's preaching?
What was the central issue in the questioning of Peter and John by the rulers?
Peter's response before the rulers demonstrates which major theological principle?
What does Peter mean when he says that Jesus is the "stone which was set at nought" by the builders?
Acts 4:11 most directly echoes which Old Testament imagery?
What is the theological significance of Acts 4:12?
When Peter says, "there is none other name under heaven given among men, whereby we must be saved," the statement primarily concerns:
What amazed the rulers when they saw Peter and John?
What did the rulers recognize about Peter and John?
Why could the rulers not easily deny the apostles' testimony?
What command did the rulers give Peter and John?
Peter's response, "Whether it be right in the sight of God to hearken unto you more than unto God, judge ye," establishes which principle?
"We cannot but speak the things which we have seen and heard" primarily expresses:
What did the believers do immediately after Peter and John reported the threats?
In the believers' prayer, David's words about the nations raging are applied to:
In Acts 4, the believers interpret opposition against Jesus primarily as what?
Which groups are specifically mentioned as opposing Jesus in the believers' prayer?
According to Acts 4:28, the opposition against Jesus ultimately accomplished what?
What did the believers NOT primarily ask God to do after the threats?
What happened after the believers prayed?
What does the shaking of the meeting place most naturally signify in the narrative?
What was the immediate spiritual result described after they prayed?
Which theological connection is especially significant in Acts 4:31?
The expression "the stone which was set at nought of you builders" presents Jesus primarily as:
Why is Acts 4:12 especially important for Christian Christology?
What is the relationship between Acts 4:12 and Christian soteriology?
In Acts 4:10, Peter's statement that the man stands before them "whole" most directly connects the miracle to which claim?
Why is Peter's use of the rejected-stone imagery especially significant in Acts 4?
In Acts 4:12, the expression "under heaven" emphasizes what aspect of Peter's claim?
Which theological error would most directly contradict Acts 4:12?
The rulers' inability to deny the miracle creates what apologetic function within the narrative?
The rulers perceived Peter and John as "unlearned and ignorant men." What is the narrative's theological point?
"They had been with Jesus" functions primarily as what kind of explanation?
Which statement best captures the irony in Acts 4:14?
The command not to speak in Jesus' name presents what fundamental conflict?
Peter's question, "Whether it be right in the sight of God to hearken unto you more than unto God," establishes what hierarchy?
The quotation about the rejected stone in Acts 4 comes from which Psalm?
The believers' prayer in Acts 4 explicitly interprets their situation through which Psalm?
In Acts 4, Psalm 2 is interpreted Christologically by identifying the opposition of the nations with:
The phrase "against thy holy child Jesus" in Acts 4:27 emphasizes primarily:
Which combination is explicitly brought together in the prayer of Acts 4:27?
What hermeneutical principle is demonstrated when the believers interpret Psalm 2 in light of Jesus' rejection?
The believers' interpretation of Psalm 2 portrays the crucifixion as:
Which two themes are held together most clearly in Acts 4:28?
What does Acts 4:31 suggest about repeated Spirit-filling?
What did the believers specifically request that God would enable them to do?
Which sequence best represents Acts 4:29–31?
What does Acts 4:33 identify as the central content of apostolic witness?
"Great grace was upon them all" most naturally indicates:
Which statement best describes the relationship between Acts 4:32 and Acts 4:33?
What does Barnabas' action in Acts 4:36–37 most clearly demonstrate?
"And they were all filled with the Holy Ghost, and they spake the word of God with ________." Answer: boldness
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