Simon Magus, after whom we get the word Simony, requests what from the Apostles Peter and John?

In its outlook and the way it tells Christ’s story, the most Jewish of the Gospels is stereotypically thought to be:

The first apostolic miracle that happens in Acts takes place in a suburb of Jerusalem. What happens to the Apostles in the opening chapter of this book?

Paul’s teacher, and a high ranking Jewish Pharisee important in Rabbinical Jewish history:

In Chapter 12 of Acts, an important official is the first to kill an Apostle. Who is the official, and who is the Apostle?

This character in Acts is asked, at a key moment, “[W]hy do you persecute me?”

The author of Acts is generally believed to have also written:

Paul’s second and third missionary journeys, which begin and end in Judea, take him around most of the rim of which body of water?

The crime Paul commits toward the end of Acts – the crime that gets him arrested and some time later leads to him being shipped off to Rome, is what?

At the outset of Acts 15, the famous Jerusalem Counsel takes place. What is under discussion at this counsel?

This ancient Roman historian, writing roughly in the 110s, gives us our main source on the purported persecution of Christians in Rome following the Great Fire of 64

Christianity’s first martyr (other than Jesus himself) dies toward the beginning of Acts. He is a Greek-speaking Jew, and a recently appointed administrative official. His name is:

Paul gives a sermon from the Areopagus of Athens, showcasing his knowledge of Greek science and philosophy. How do the Athenian pagans react?

Paul’s first missionary journey, which begins and ends in Antioch, takes him through Cyprus and then the central region of which modern day county?

The ancient Roman writer Pliny the Younger, who governed an area along the north coast of modern day Turkey, wrote letters to a certain Roman emperor about what to do with Christians in his region, around the year 112. To which Roman Emperor did Pliny the Younger write?