The Acts of the Apostles - Part 2

Acts Chapter 10

Please read the tenth chapter of the Acts of the Apostles first, then answer the questions in this lesson.

Caesarea was a port city on the Mediterranean. It served as the residence for the Roman governors. Cornelius was a Centurion, a captain of 100 Roman soldiers.

1

What good things are mentioned about Cornelius?

Your response:

2

He reminds us of another captain from Luke 7.

What could the Lord Jesus say to the crowd about him?

Your response:

  • I found
  • (Verse 9)
  • Israel have
  • not in
  • such great faith
  • I say to you,
  • even
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A good example has good consequences.

The influence of Cornelius was noticeable in:

Your response:

Verse 2:
Verse 7:
Verse 24:
his entire household (family)
his relatives and friends
his servants, soldiers

Cornelius believed in God, gave alms, and prayed. In his heart, faith was already present. He was God-fearing and practiced righteousness.

Without a doubt, this was pleasing to God. Nevertheless, the fear of God alone is not sufficient for attaining eternal life and for receiving the Holy Spirit.

Cornelius had to be introduced first to the one who can save sinners. Peter had to proclaim to him and those who were in his house, that Jesus of Nazareth is the Redeemer sent by God.

Everyone who believes in Him receives forgiveness of sins through His name.

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