8RE St Paul

Which statement best descibes Paul

• A Roman citizen

• A Roman citizen who was a Jew.

• A Roman citizen who was a Jew and became a Christian

• A Jew who hated Christians and hunted them down.

What Profession did Paul have to make money?

• Teacher

• Soldier

• Tent Maker

• Farmer

Why did Paul hunt Christians down?

• He was a Pharisee, charged by the High Priest, to bring followers of Jesus to justice.

• He was a Sadducee, charged by the High Priest, to bring followers of Jesus to justice.

• He was a soldier in the Roman Army, charged by the Romans, to bring followers of Jesus to justice.

• He was a hunter and enjoyed it.

Why did Saul become a Christian?

• Barnabas convinced Saul to become a Christian.

• His friends convinced him to become a Christian

• He did not become a Christian.

• He had a vision and the risen Jesus spoke to him.

Where was Saul travelling to when he saw a vision of the risen Jesus?

• Jerusalem

• Damascus

• Antioch

• Tarsus

Why did Paul travel great distances during his life?

• Paul traveled great distances in order to find the best McDonald's to eat at.

• Paul traveled great distances in order to escape persecution.

• Paul traveled great distances in order to find work so he could have an income to live on.

• Paul traveled great distances in order to spread the Good News to the Gentiles.

Why was traveling very dangerous in the time of Paul?

• It was dangerous because of robbers who preyed on travelers.

• It was dangerous because of robbers who preyed on travelers and the the ships were small and at the mercy of the weather.

• It was dangerous because of robbers who preyed on travelers and the the ships were small and at the mercy of the weather. Traveling by cart or wagon was uncomfortable because roads were rough and unsealed.

• They were afraid of the Greeks.

How many Missionary Journeys did Paul make?

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

Where was Paul born?

• Antioch

• Jerusalem

• Athens

• Tarsus

Why did Paul write his letters?

• To teach them prayers.

• To teach the Christian communities he established.

• To impress the Romans.

• All of the above