Distinguish shared apostolic names and numbered letters, then connect Gospel and Acts figures with their narratives. Read the guides and references before taking the five-question topic pack.
Submit one identifiable answer per question. Each example below is one accepted answer, not the only possible answer. Open the full guide for the rest of the names, references and scope.
The Gospels
One accepted answer: Peter
Galilean fisherman originally named Simon; given the Aramaic/Greek name Cephas/Peter ("Rock").
Reference/context: Matthew 10:2, 16:18 (KJV text)
All 13 accepted entries, names & scope →NT Epistles
One accepted answer: Romans
Paul’s longest and most systematic letter, written from Corinth around 57 CE to believers in Rome.
Reference/context: Book 6 of the NT (16 chapters)
All 13 accepted entries, names & scope →NT Figures
One accepted answer: Mary
Mother of Jesus from Nazareth, whose song of praise (the Magnificat) appears in Luke 1.
Reference/context: Luke 1–2 (KJV text)
All 10 accepted entries, names & scope →Gospel Narratives
One accepted answer: Feeding the 5,000
The only miracle (aside from the resurrection) recorded in all four canonical Gospels.
Reference/context: Matt 14; Mark 6; Luke 9; John 6
All 9 accepted entries, names & scope →Book of Acts
One accepted answer: Paul
Originally Saul of Tarsus; transformed on the Damascus road to become the primary missionary to the Gentiles.
Reference/context: Acts 7:58, 9–28 (KJV text)
All 11 accepted entries, names & scope →This pack has 5 questions. The pack entry retains every question; a guide's practice link places its related question first and keeps the others. Timing, help and version conditions are recorded with the actual run.