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many in jerusalem objected to the conversion of the gentiles. how did peter win them over?
select one:
a. he didnt win them over, it was a huge battle.
b. he explained that the gentiles were worthy too.
c. he explained his vision of the large sheet to them. when he finished, they understood, and glorified god
d. he explained that they should be ashamed of themselves for thinking that way.
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when the news of success came to the greeks at antioch, both barnabas and saul came to help. a great number were saved. this was the first place the apostles were referred to as \christians\.
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true
false
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the agabus predicted that there would be a severe famine all over the world. the disciples did not believe them and decided not to send relief to judea.
select one:
true
false

Explanation:

Question 7

To determine how Peter won over the Gentiles in Jerusalem, we refer to biblical accounts (Acts). Peter explained his vision of the large sheet (containing all kinds of animals, a vision about Gentiles being included in God's plan) to the Jews in Jerusalem, which helped them understand and accept the Gentile conversion. Option a is incorrect as he did win them over. Option b is not the main way he convinced them. Option d is incorrect as the focus was on the vision explaining God's inclusion of Gentiles, not shame.

In the biblical account (Acts), when news of the success among Greeks (Gentiles) at Antioch came, the disciples in Antioch were the first to be called "Christians". Barnabas and Saul (Paul) came to help, and many were saved. So the statement is True.

In Acts, Agabus predicted a severe famine over all the world (or in the region, including Judea). The disciples did believe him and decided to send relief to Judea (they contributed according to their ability to send relief). So the statement "The disciples did not believe them and decided not to send relief to Judea" is False.

Answer:

c. He explained his vision of the large sheet to them. When he finished, they understood, and glorified God

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