Unit 5 Bible Test: The Conversion of Paul

Match the following vocabulary words with their definitions:

• the belief that there is no real right and wrong or true and false

• truth

• someone who specializes in studying and understanding God through the examination of the Scriptures

• apostle

• a thought or statement that corresponds to reality

• relativism

• a disciple who saw Christ after He rose from the dead and was asked by Jesus to do something specific

• theologian

Saul persecuted (a)   and was traveling to Damascus to arrest them.

• Jews

• dogs

• Christians

• women

On the way to Damascus, ​ (a)   appeared to Saul, telling him to stop persecuting Him, and Saul was blinded by a bright light.​

• Jesus
• Caesar
• Ananias
• Peter

Saul became a disciple and (a)   obeyed Jesus’ commands.

• slowly

• immediately

• later

• eventually

Saul learned more about Christ by staying with other (a)   .

• disciples
• apostles
• believers
• followers

Saul demonstrated (a)   by proclaiming and offering evidence for Jesus being the Son of God.

• boldness
• cowardice
• weakness
• selfishness

Saul could be bold in his preaching because he knew Jesus Christ was God and the gospel was (a)   .

• new

• sneaky

• true

• false

God used Saul’s (a)   of the Scriptures and Greek culture to benefit the church.

• failures

• confusion

• unhappiness

• knowledge

Describe how meeting Jesus on the road to Damascus changed Saul. Use complete sentences.

Why is relativism considered a false belief? Use complete sentences.