The tearing of the temple curtain into two meant

A. there was the need for a new curtain

B. Gentiles would now enter the Holy of Holies

C. all men would now worship freely in the Temple

D. there was now open access to God

Cleopas' heart burnt within him on the road to Emmaus when Jesus

A. appeared to them

B. taught them the scriptures

C. broke bread with them

D. walked with them

According to Matthew, when the women met the risen Jesus, they

A. anointed him with spices

B. took hold of his feet and worshipped him

C. told him the whereabouts of the disciples

D. asked him to accompany them

Life in the Early Church was characterized by

A. fasting and alms-giving

B. prophetic activities

C. communal spirit

D. honesty and peace

The appointment of deacons in the Early Church was meant to check

A. discrimination and favouritism

B. dishonesty and stealing

C. cheating and tribalism

D. greediness and lying

One remarkable thing about the feast of Pentecost for Christians was that it

A. attracted many foreigners into Israel

B. enabled people to speak in tongues

C. marked the celebration of grain harvest

D. brought home many Jewish nationals

The charge of drunkenness was leveled against the apostles on Pentecost day because

A. they were drunk before nine o' clock

B. they spoke in other tongues

C. a power descended on them

D. they made an unintelligent noise

Which prophet did Peter quote when he preached on Pentecost day about the spirit falling upon all men?

A. Amos

B. Hosea

C. Joel

D. Jonah

The boldness of Peter and John before the Sanhendrin was attributed to

A. their having great influence

B. possession of great strenght

C. their being with Jesus

D. their ability to defend themselves

Peter's tour of Lydda led to the

A. development of the church in Caesarea

B. conversion of the residents of Sharon

C. conversion of Cornelius and his household

D. heaaling of Dorcas and her family