Acts Chapter 3 Bible Quiz — Peter Heals the Lame Man Flashcards

#1

At what time of day were Peter and John going to the temple when they encountered the lame beggar in Acts 3?

📖 Acts 3:1

#2

What was the name of the temple gate where Peter and John encountered the lame beggar?

📖 Acts 3:2

#3

How long had the man who was lame been unable to walk, according to Acts 3?

📖 Acts 3:2

#4

What did Peter tell the lame beggar to do, according to Acts 3:6?

📖 Acts 3:6

#5

In whose name did Peter heal the lame beggar at the temple gate?

📖 Acts 3:6

#6

What did the healed man do immediately after being healed by Peter, according to Acts 3:8?

📖 Acts 3:8

#7

When the crowd gathered around Peter and John after the healing, what did Peter say had made the beggar walk?

📖 Acts 3:16

#8

According to Peter's speech in Acts 3, what did the crowd do when Jesus was brought before Pilate?

📖 Acts 3:13

#2

Gate Beautiful

Acts 3:2 identifies the gate as the one called Beautiful, where the lame beggar was being carried daily to ask for alms from those entering the temple.

Acts 3:2

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At the hour of prayer, the ninth hour

Acts 3:1 specifies that Peter and John were going to the temple at the time of prayer, the ninth hour (approximately 3 p.m.). This was one of the regular prayer times observed by Jewish believers.

Acts 3:1

#4

Rise up and walk

Peter said to the lame man, 'Rise up and walk,' and in the name of Jesus Christ of Nazareth, the man was healed and able to walk. This commanded action demonstrated the power of Christ working through Peter.

Acts 3:6

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Since he was lame from birth

Acts 3:2 states that the man was lame from birth, and Acts 4:22 later confirms he was more than forty years old, indicating he had been unable to walk his entire life.

Acts 3:2

#6

He jumped up, stood, and began to walk and leap, and praised God

Acts 3:8 describes the healed man jumping up, standing, walking, and leaping, then entering the temple with Peter and John, walking and leaping and praising God. His immediate response demonstrated the completeness of the healing.

Acts 3:8

#5

In the name of Jesus Christ of Nazareth

Acts 3:6 records Peter saying, 'In the name of Jesus Christ of Nazareth, rise up and walk.' Peter emphasized that the healing power came through faith in Jesus Christ, not through his own authority.

Acts 3:6

#8

They disowned Him before Pilate

Acts 3:13 records Peter telling the crowd that they disowned Jesus before Pilate, even though Pilate decided to let Him go. Peter was contrasting their rejection of Jesus with his own faith in Him.

Acts 3:13

#7

The faith of Jesus' name

Acts 3:16 indicates that Peter attributed the complete healing to faith in Jesus' name, saying the faith that comes through Jesus' name had given the man perfect health. Peter emphasized that belief in Christ was central to the miracle.

Acts 3:16

#9

What did Peter call Jesus in Acts 3:13 when addressing the crowd?

📖 Acts 3:14

#10

What did Peter tell the crowd they should do in response to what he had told them about Jesus, according to Acts 3:19?

📖 Acts 3:19

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#10

Repent and turn to God so that their sins may be wiped out

Acts 3:19 records Peter's call: 'Repent, then, and turn to God, so that your sins may be wiped out, that times of refreshing may come from the Lord.' Peter urged genuine repentance and conversion as the appropriate response to learning about Jesus.

Acts 3:19

#9

The Holy and Righteous One

Acts 3:13-14 records Peter referring to Jesus as 'the Holy and Righteous One,' contrasting His holiness with the crowd's rejection of Him and their request for a murderer to be released instead.

Acts 3:14

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