The Story of Redemption -- Study Guide

1. Priests, rulers, office, influence. SR-SG 114.1

2. His faith grew stronger. SR-SG 114.2

3. Arguments, silence, force. SR-SG 114.3

4. a. His Jewish brethren. SR-SG 114.4

b. Not too much. SR-SG 114.5

5. a. They would not receive him for fear. SR-SG 114.6

b. Barnabas. SR-SG 114.7

6. a. He wanted to work longer for his Jewish brethren. SR-SG 114.8

b. He was anxious to wipe out the stain of his part in Stephen’s death. SR-SG 114.9

7. He had to escape secretly. SR-SG 114.10

8. Condemnation, given. SR-SG 114.11

9. He wanted witnesses to what would take place because he knew he would have to give account of this visit to his Jewish brethren. SR-SG 115.1

10. a. He spoke familiarly with Cornelius. SR-SG 115.2

b. Refused to let him bow to him. SR-SG 115.3

c. Later James presided at the first church council. SR-SG 115.4

11. Extremity, opportunity. SR-SG 115.5

12. He was innocent and had perfect trust in God, and his conscience was clear. SR-SG 115.6

13. They called Herod a god and had earlier called for the crucifixion of One who truly was God--Jesus Christ. SR-SG 115.7

14. The angel smote Peter to arouse him from sleep, and smote Herod with a mortal disease. SR-SG 115.8