The Gospels place the trial and execution of Jesus during the term of which Roman governor of Judea?

In which Roman province or region did Christianity first develop from Jewish tradition?

In early Christian use, the title Christos connected Jesus to which Jewish expectation?

Which Roman punishment, associated with rebels and traitors, is central to the Gospel accounts of Jesus' death?

Luke's trial narrative says Pilate sent Jesus to which ruler of Galilee, who was also in Jerusalem?

What did Jesus' followers claim had happened shortly after his execution?

Christian scripture joins the Hebrew Bible to a later collection of Gospels, Acts, letters and Revelation. What is that later collection called?

Which part of Christian scripture tells narratives about Jesus' life, teaching, death and resurrection?

Which New Testament book continues Luke's story by describing the early movement from Jerusalem toward Rome?

In the New Testament, what kind of writings are epistles?

Which New Testament book is an apocalypse with visions and messages to seven churches in Asia?

Which follower, earlier associated with persecuting Christians, traveled through Asia Minor and Greece and wrote letters to congregations?

On Paul's second journey, which younger companion from Lystra joined the mission team?

Which fellow missionary traveled with Paul from Antioch on the first missionary journey?

In his letter to the Galatians, Paul names three "pillars" of the Jerusalem church: James, John, and which other leader?

What travel network helped Paul and other missionaries move between cities around the eastern Mediterranean?

Why did Roman officials sometimes label Christians as atheists?

Which emperor is linked to the earliest recorded violence against Christians after the Great Fire of Rome in 64 CE?

Pliny the Younger asked Trajan how to handle accused Christians. What policy did Trajan approve?

Which emperor's 250 CE order for universal sacrifice made refusal a crime across the empire?

The persecution of 303-311 tried to destroy churches and restore traditional cults. Which emperor is most associated with it?

What made Roman cities especially important to the spread of early Christianity?

Which measure of 313 CE, associated with Constantine and Licinius, granted Christians legal toleration?

Which change had NOT happened when Christianity gained legal toleration in 313 CE?

Which council did Constantine call in 325 CE to address disputes over Christ's relationship to God?

Which position did the Nicene Creed support against Arius's teaching?

Which 380 CE edict of Theodosius I made Nicene Christianity the official religion of the Roman Empire?

Christianity grew out of which older monotheistic tradition of the eastern Mediterranean?

Which belief did early Christianity share with Judaism?

What central claim did earliest Christians make that many Jewish communities around them did not accept?