1. What was life like for those in the early Christian church?

2. How did Agrippa affect the early Christian church and Jesus Movement?

3. Why did the Roman Empire see the Jesus Movement as a threat?

4. What happened to Peter in prison? What changes did this have for the early Jesus Movement?

5. Who was Paul? Why was he important in the early Christian church?

6. Why was the inclusion of Gentiles or non-Jews in the early Christian church controversial?

7. What happened to Paul in Ephesus? Why?

8. Why was the collection brought by Paul important?

9. What happened in the year 64 AD? How did this affect the early Christian church?

10. Why are Peter and Paul important to Christianity?

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Lana Potts

5 March, 03:20

1. What was life like for those in the early Christian church?

2. How did Agrippa affect the early Christian church and Jesus Movement?

3. Why did the Roman Empire see the Jesus Movement as a threat?

4. What happened to Peter in prison? What changes did this have for the early Jesus Movement?

5. Who was Paul? Why was he important in the early Christian church?

6. Why was the inclusion of Gentiles or non-Jews in the early Christian church controversial?

7. What happened to Paul in Ephesus? Why?

8. Why was the collection brought by Paul important?

9. What happened in the year 64 AD? How did this affect the early Christian church?

10. Why are Peter and Paul important to Christianity?

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Ellen Briggs · Answer 1

In the early Christian Church, there was a small congregation among Jews who believed in Christ and it was not accepted that well. Because of Agrippa, the Christian church and the Jesus movement was able to advance and gain popularity. Paul led the gentiles to convert to Christianity.