Purchase Solution

Acts of the Apostles

Not what you're looking for?

Ask Custom Question

Reading Acts 5: 27-33

After reading from the Acts of the Apostles

What gives the apostles the courage to be obedient to God?

Purchase this Solution
Solution Summary

Acts of the Apostles are assessed. What gives the apostles the courage to be obedient to God are determined.

Solution Preview

The Holy Spirit gives the apostles the courage to be obedient to God. Acts 5:27-33 takes place after Pentecost, i.e. after the Apostles received the Holy Spirit. It is through the gift of the Spirit that the Apostles had courage.

see also Acts 1:8 ...

Purchase this Solution
Free BrainMass Quizzes
The Bible Part 2

Ready to keep testing your knowledge of the order of the books of the Bible? Find out how much you know with this quiz.

The Disciples

How much do you know about these key followers of Jesus?

Biblical Locations

Find out how much you know about where things happened in the Bible with this quiz.

Old Testament Scriptures

Do you know where to find famous passages in the old testament? Test your knowledge with this quiz.

Bible Verse Knowledge

Do you know where these famous biblical verses are found? Test your verse knowledge with this quiz.

View More Free Quizzes
Related BrainMass Solutions

  • The Chronology of Paul's visit to Jerusalem

    Acts of the Apostles offer us thematic developments of some events. Luke intends to portray the spreading of Christianity and the mission of the Church. 3.

  • Prophecy and Biblical Inerrancy

    In his gospel, Luke uses words and names to denote the work of deacons, apostles, and heads of household in the Acts of the Apostles (Bock, 2007). For example, as Bock suggests in the story of Mary and Martha, the focus is on liberation.

  • Peter and Paul according to the Book of Acts

    What possible outline does the Book present? Many parallels between Peter and Paul could be found in the book of Acts. As you already know, Acts of the Apostles is considered the second book of Luke, the Evangelist.

  • Apostles' Creed: Formation and Purpose

    569218 Apostles' Creed: Formation and Purpose Where the Apostles' Creed comes from and what purpose does it really serve today? The Apostles' Creed is clearly the earliest type of creed extant in the history of the Church.

  • The Role of APEST in the 21st Century Church

    Scripture for apostles: Mark 3:13-19, Mark 16:15, Luke 9:1-5, Acts 5:12-16, Ephesians 2:20 Prophets know (and/or hear) God's will and are attuned to God's truth for today. In other words, they are sensitive to the voice and the word of God.

  • Difference Between an Apostle and a Disciple

    In fact, however, it was reserved to those of the disciples who received this title from Christ. So it seems that while the 12 Apostles were disciples, not all disciples are apostles.

  • The New Testament Bible Books

    A narrative book The Acts of the Apostles is a good example of a narrative book. Luke wrote this historical narrative as a sequel to his life of Jesus.

  • Resurrection Sunday

    In Acts 4:2, the apostles were being criticized by the Sadducees (priestly sect) because they taught the resurrection of the dead through Yeshua. Now, this doesn't mean that they taught that Yeshua rose from the dead.

  • The constitution of new life for the early Christians

    The constitute of new life for the early Christian The book of Acts is also known as the book of the Acts of the Apostles. It is the fifth book of the New Testament and it gives us the true picture of the how the early Christians lead their live.

View More Related Solutions