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Paul The Apostle was arrested in Caesarea.
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Where were Paul and Silas imprisoned?
Philippi. See Acts chapter 16.
Who prevented his jailer from killing himself in the bible?
Paul - Acts Chapter 16
Which Christian went to Malta and told them about Jesus?
Paul (see Acts chapter 28).
How did Saint Paul manage to survive a shipwreck?
Luke gives the account of Paul's shipwreck (in vivid detail) in Acts chapter 27.
Where can we find Paul name in the bible?
Look in the New Testament book of Acts chapter 13 verse 9. (Acts 13:9)
What three chapters in the New Testament give an account of Paul's conversion?
Acts chapter 9:1-30, chapter 22:5-16 , and chapter 26:12-18.
What city does the book of acts end in?
The book of Acts ends with the Apostle Paul in Rome, where he is under house arrest awaiting trial.
What was the occupation of the man who asked Paul and Silas?
The man who asked Paul and Silas for help was a jailer.
What chapter in the New Testament does it tell that Paul had a sister?
Acts 23:16 - So when Paul's sister's son heard of their ambush, he went and entered the barracks and told Paul. [NKJV]
What is chapter 16 in acts about?
Chapter 16 in the Book of Acts narrates Paul's missionary journey to Philippi, where he meets Lydia, a seller of purple fabrics, who becomes one of the first European converts to Christianity. It also includes the well-known story of Paul and Silas being imprisoned in Philippi and subsequently being freed by an earthquake.
The longest chapter of the Acts of the Apostles?
Longest chapter in Acts is Chapter 7 (seven) with 60 verses. The shortest chapter in Acts is Chapter 6 (six) with 15 verses
What is the name of the ship that Apostle Paul was on?
In Acts of the Apostles chapter 27, Paul is sent by ship to Rome for his trial. Acts does not say what the name of the ship was.Since there is no confirmation in Paul's letters of the appeal to Caesar and the journey to Rome, some dismiss the account of Paul's hazardous sea voyage in Acts as novelistic fiction. On this view, there was no ship and therefore no name of the ship.
