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Which city does the following verse describe?
- 1. ". . .the one who kills the prophets and stones those who are sent to her."
- A. Ephesus
- B. Jerusalem (Matt. 23:37)
- C. Derbe
- D. Philippi
- 2. Jesus said that, although this city was "exalted to heaven," it would be "brought down to Hades."
- A. Jerusalem
- B. Caesarea
- C. Colosse
- D. Capernaum (Matt. 11:23)
- 3. This letter is addressed to "the church of God" in this city, "with all the saints who are in Achaia."
- A. Corinth (2 Cor.1:1)
- B. Thessalonica
- C. Philippi
- D. Athens
- 4. Paul was stoned and dragged outside of this city.
- A. Antioch
- B. Jerusalem
- C. Derbe
- D. Lystra (Acts 14:19)
- 5. The church in this city to which this letter is addressed had "bishops and deacons."
- A. Corinth
- B. Thessalonica
- C. Philippi (Phil. 1:1)
- D. Colosse
- 6. This city boasted of a "temple of the great goddess Diana."
- A. Ephesus (Acts 19:26-27)
- B. Athens
- C. Rome
- D. Troas
- 7. Brethren in this city "received the word in much affliction, with joy of the Holy Spirit."
- A. Corinth
- B. Thessalonica (1 Thess. 1:6)
- C. Iconium
- D. Bethlehem
- 8. Epicurean and Stoic philosophers, many idols, and the Areopagus were all found in this city.
- A. Rome
- B. Athens (Acts 17:16-19)
- C. Corinth
- D. Antioch
- 9. The noble brethren in this city "searched the Scriptures daily."
- A. Thessalonica
- B. Troas
- C. Berea (Acts 17:10-11)
- D. Caesarea
- 10. Lydia, a seller of purple, was from this city.
- A. Philippi
- B. Ephesus
- C. Colosse
- D. Thyatira (Acts 16:14)
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