Lesson 30: ACTS
10-15
What do we learn about Cornelius from Acts 10:1–2?
Acts 10:3–6) What did the angel tell Cornelius to do?
Acts 10:7–8) How did Cornelius respond to this
message?
Why is it important to act immediately on instructions
or promptings from God?
What did Peter see in vision while Cornelius’s men
were traveling toward him? (Acts 10:11–12.)
Acts 10:13 ) What was
Peter told to do?
Acts 10:14 ) Why did Peter
resist doing this?
Acts 10:15 –16) How did
the Lord respond to Peter’s concern?
Acts 10:28, 34–35) As he met with Cornelius
and his friends, what did Peter realize his vision was meant to tell him?
Acts
Acts 10:48 ) What did
this convince Peter to do?
Acts 11:1–3)
Why were some Church members upset
when they heard that Peter had been teaching the gospel to Gentiles?
What should we do if we receive new instructions from
our Church leaders that we initially dislike or can’t fully understand? (John 7:17; 2 Nephi 28:30)
Why was it Peter who received the revelation to teach
the gospel to the Gentiles?
Why is it important to have only 1 person who receives
revelation for the whole Church?
Acts 12:1–4)
What did the Church members do when
Peter was imprisoned?
Acts 13:1–3)
What do we learn from how Saul and
Barnabas were called?
Acts 14:19 –22) What did
Paul do & say after being stoned and left for dead?
Acts 15:1–2) What did Paul and Barnabas go to Jerusalem to ask
about?
What elements of how leaders of the Church of Jesus
Christ make decisions about
policies and practices can be found in Acts 15?
verse 6)
verses 7–21)
verse 28)
verses 22–31)
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