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The God of our fathers raised up Jesus, whom you had killed by hanging Him on a tree. Bible Study Questions and Answers 1. What is the meaning of Acts 5:30? 2. How does Acts 5:30 emphasize God's role in Jesus' resurrection? 3. What does "whom you killed" reveal about human responsibility in Acts 5:30? 4. How does Acts 5:30 connect with Old Testament prophecies of the Messiah? 5. In what ways can we proclaim Jesus' resurrection in our daily lives? 6. How should Acts 5:30 influence our understanding of God's power and justice? 7. How does Acts 5:30 challenge the belief in human authority over divine authority? 8. Why is the resurrection emphasized in Acts 5:30, and what does it signify for believers? 9. What historical evidence supports the events described in Acts 5:30? 10. What are the top 10 Lessons from Acts 5? 11. Which is it: cross, pole, or stake? 12. What foods are mentioned in the Bible? 13. Why does prayer not heal amputees? 14. Deuteronomy 21:22–23: Why is a person hung on a tree considered cursed, and how does this align with New Testament references to Christ’s crucifixion? Discussion Questions 1. How does the phrase "The God of our fathers" in Acts 5:30 connect the message of Jesus to the Jewish faith, and why is this significant for understanding the continuity of Scripture? 2. In what ways does the resurrection of Jesus, as mentioned in Acts 5:30, empower believers to live out their faith today? 3. How does understanding the curse associated with being "hung on a tree" deepen our appreciation for the sacrifice of Jesus? 4. What can we learn from the apostles' boldness in Acts 5:30 about sharing our faith in challenging circumstances? 5. How do the events described in Acts 5:30 encourage us to view our own sufferings and trials in light of the cross and resurrection? Acts 5 Bible Study Questions 1. What does the account of Ananias and Sapphira teach about the importance of integrity within the Christian community? 2. How do the miraculous signs performed by the apostles affect the spread of the Gospel? 3. In what ways does God's intervention in the apostles' imprisonment reveal His sovereignty and dedication to the advancement of His kingdom? 4. How does Peter's bold response to the high priest inspire your personal witness? 5. What lessons can we learn from Gamaliel's advice to the Sanhedrin? 6. How can the apostles' joy in suffering for Christ's name influence our response to hardships for the sake of the Gospel? 7. How might you apply the principles seen in the early Christian community to your life? 8. What lessons can we learn from the boldness of the apostles in the face of opposition and threat? 9. How does the reaction of the early church to the deaths of Ananias and Sapphira influence our understanding of God's righteousness? 10. How does the apostles' ongoing ministry in the temple courts and house to house inspire your personal ministry? 11. How can you manifest the kind of integrity demanded in the early Christian community? 12. How should we react when faced with the choice of obeying God versus obeying human authorities? 13. In what ways does the account of the apostles' imprisonment and release inspire faith in God's provision and protection? 14. How does the counsel of Gamaliel reflect wisdom in dealing with movements and ideologies in our own time? 15. How can the apostles' joy in suffering reshape our perspective on trials in our own lives? 16. How should the miracles performed by the apostles influence our understanding of the power of God? 17. How does the continuation of the apostles' ministry, despite facing opposition, inspire perseverance in your personal walk with Christ? 18. What does the account of Ananias and Sapphira teach about the consequences of lying to God? 19. How does the wisdom of Gamaliel apply to discerning God's hand in movements and causes today? 20. How can we cultivate a mindset that rejoices in suffering for the sake of Christ? Links Acts 5:30 NIV Acts 5:30 NLT Acts 5:30 ESV Acts 5:30 NASB Acts 5:30 KJV Acts 5:30 Commentaries Bible Hub