Acts Chapter 20 Bible Quiz — Eutychus and Paul's Farewell Flashcards

#1

In Acts 20, what city was Paul traveling toward, and why was he determined to reach it by a specific time?

📖 Acts 20:16

#2

What happened to Eutychus as Paul was speaking to the believers in Troas?

📖 Acts 20:9

#3

What was the outcome after Eutychus fell from the window in Troas?

📖 Acts 20:10

#4

Where did Paul meet with the elders of the church, and what did he do there?

📖 Acts 20:17

#5

In his address at Miletus, what did Paul say was his primary purpose or calling?

📖 Acts 20:24-25

#6

What warning did Paul give to the Ephesian elders regarding their future responsibility?

📖 Acts 20:28-29

#7

How many days did Paul spend teaching in Troas before the incident with Eutychus occurred?

📖 Acts 20:6

#8

What was Paul's emotional state as he spoke to the Ephesian elders at Miletus?

📖 Acts 20:19,22-23

#2

He fell asleep and fell from a three-story window

According to Acts 20:9, Eutychus fell asleep while Paul was speaking and fell from the third story. This dramatic event showcases both the length of Paul's ministry and God's power to restore life.

Acts 20:9

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Jerusalem, to be there by Pentecost

Paul was eager to reach Jerusalem by Pentecost, as stated in Acts 20:16. This shows his commitment to being present for this significant Jewish festival.

Acts 20:16

#4

At Miletus, where he sent for the Ephesian elders and gave them a farewell address

Acts 20:17 states that Paul sent to Ephesus for the elders of the church, and they met him at Miletus. There he delivered his famous farewell address to these church leaders.

Acts 20:17

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Paul went down, embraced him, and he was alive

Acts 20:10 records that Paul went down, fell on the young man, embraced him, and declared he was alive. This miraculous restoration demonstrates God's power working through Paul's ministry.

Acts 20:10

#6

That they must guard themselves and all the flock against false teachers and wolves

Acts 20:28-29 records Paul's urgent warning that savage wolves would come to distract the flock, and the elders must be on guard. This emphasizes the ongoing spiritual vigilance required of church leaders.

Acts 20:28-29

#5

To testify to the gospel of God's grace and declare the kingdom of God

Acts 20:24-25 reveals that Paul's central focus was testifying to the gospel of God's grace and proclaiming the kingdom of God. His entire ministry was oriented toward this fundamental mission.

Acts 20:24-25

#8

He wept and spoke of his bonds and afflictions ahead

Acts 20:19, 22-23 reveal that Paul spoke with tears and mentioned his bonds and afflictions. He expressed concern about hardships awaiting him, showing deep emotional investment in both his calling and the elders' spiritual welfare.

Acts 20:19,22-23

#7

Seven days

Acts 20:6 states that Paul and his companions stayed in Troas for seven days. On the first day of the week (Sunday), while they were gathered to break bread, Paul spoke at length, leading to the incident with Eutychus.

Acts 20:6

#9

What final instruction did Paul give to the Ephesian elders regarding their care for believers?

📖 Acts 20:35

#10

After Paul's farewell address at Miletus, how did the Ephesian elders respond to his departure?

📖 Acts 20:37-38

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#10

They wept, fell on their knees, embraced Paul, and grieved that they would see him no more

Acts 20:37-38 describes the poignant farewell: the elders wept, knelt down, embraced Paul, and grieved most of all because he said they would see his face no more. This demonstrates the deep relational bonds in the early church.

Acts 20:37-38

#9

He reminded them to remember the words of Jesus about giving and to help the weak

Acts 20:35 records Paul's final exhortation to remember the words of the Lord Jesus: 'It is more blessed to give than to receive.' He emphasized remembering and helping the weak, embodying Christ's teachings.

Acts 20:35

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