Acts Chapter 1 — The Ascension of Jesus Quiz Flashcards

#1

How many days did Jesus appear to His disciples after His resurrection before the Ascension?

📖 Acts 1:3

#2

What was Jesus's instruction to the apostles before His Ascension?

📖 Acts 1:4-5

#3

When the apostles asked Jesus if He would restore the kingdom to Israel, what was the focus of His response?

📖 Acts 1:6-7

#4

Who saw Jesus being taken up into heaven according to Acts 1:9-11?

📖 Acts 1:9-11

#5

What did the two men in white garments tell the apostles would happen?

📖 Acts 1:10-11

#6

After the Ascension, how many believers were gathered in Jerusalem according to Acts 1:15?

📖 Acts 1:15

#7

What had Judas done that created the need for a replacement among the twelve apostles?

📖 Acts 1:18-19

#8

How many people were proposed as candidates to replace Judas among the twelve?

📖 Acts 1:23

#2

Wait in Jerusalem for the gift the Father promised

Acts 1:4 records Jesus commanding the apostles not to leave Jerusalem but to wait for the gift the Father promised, which Jesus identified as baptism with the Holy Spirit.

Acts 1:4-5

#1

40 days

Acts 1:3 states that Jesus presented Himself alive after His suffering through many convincing proofs over a period of 40 days, speaking about the kingdom of God.

Acts 1:3

#4

Only the eleven apostles

Acts 1:9-11 describes Jesus being taken up to heaven while the apostles watched, and two men in white clothing (angels) addressed the apostles specifically about His return.

Acts 1:9-11

#3

The times and dates known only to the Father

Acts 1:7 records Jesus telling the apostles that it is not for them to know the times or dates the Father has set by His own authority, shifting focus from the when to the what (their mission).

Acts 1:6-7

#6

About 120 believers

Acts 1:15 states that Peter stood up among a group of about 120 believers (including the eleven apostles, Jesus's mother and brothers, and other women) to address the matter of replacing Judas.

Acts 1:15

#5

Jesus would return in the same way He went into heaven

Acts 1:11 records the two men (angels) telling the apostles that Jesus, who has been taken from them into heaven, will come back in the same way they have seen Him go into heaven.

Acts 1:10-11

#8

2 candidates

Acts 1:23 states that the believers proposed two men: Joseph (called Barsabbas, also known as Justus) and Matthias, from whom the apostles would choose one to take Judas's place.

Acts 1:23

#7

He betrayed Jesus and then took his own life

Acts 1:18-19 describes how Judas acquired a field with the money he received for his betrayal, and falling headlong, his body burst open, resulting in his death.

Acts 1:18-19

#9

What method did the apostles use to determine whether Joseph Barsabbas or Matthias should be chosen?

📖 Acts 1:24-26

#10

According to Acts 1:8, what would the Holy Spirit enable the apostles to do?

📖 Acts 1:8

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#10

Be Jesus's witnesses in Jerusalem, Judea, Samaria, and to the ends of the earth

Acts 1:8 records Jesus promising that when the Holy Spirit came upon the apostles, they would receive power and be His witnesses in Jerusalem, Judea, Samaria, and to the ends of the earth—defining the geographical scope of the gospel's expansion.

Acts 1:8

#9

They cast lots (drew lots) to decide

Acts 1:26 states that the apostles cast lots, and Matthias was selected to replace Judas among the twelve apostles, making the choice by casting lots (a method of determining God's will in biblical times).

Acts 1:24-26

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