Another Jailing for the Apostles
Across
- 5. A historic rebel leader mentioned by Gamaliel who claimed to be somebody and gathered 400 followers (v. 36).
- 6. The full assembly of the elders of Israel called together by the high priest (v. 21).
- 7. The public place where the apostles were locked up after being arrested (v. 18).
- 8. The high priest accused the apostles of trying to make the council guilty of "this man's ___" (v. 28).
- 11. The immediate reaction of the council members after hearing Peter's bold testimony (v. 33).
- 12. The divine messenger of the Lord who unlocked the secure doors during the night (v. 19).
- 15. The temple guards or staff sent to the prison who surprisingly found no one inside (v. 22).
- 16. The public location where the angel explicitly told the apostles to go and preach (v. 20).
- 17. The temple captain and officers did not use force because they feared the people would ___ them (v. 26).
Down
- 1. God exalted Jesus to His right hand as Prince/Ruler and ___ (v. 31).
- 2. The wise Pharisee and respected teacher of the law who stood up to counsel the Sanhedrin (v. 34).
- 3. The underlying emotion that drove the high priest and his associates to arrest the apostles (v. 17)
- 4. The religious party to which the high priest and his close associates belonged (v. 17).
- 6. The report brought back stated: "We found the jail locked quite ___" (v. 23).
- 9. The specific time of day when the apostles courageously entered the temple courts to teach again (v. 21).
- 10. The severe physical punishment the apostles received before being ordered to remain silent and released (v. 40).
- 13. The angel told them to "tell the people all about this ___" (v. 20).
- 14. The public event during which Judas the Galilean rose up and started a rebellion (v. 37).
- 18. Peter boldly declared: "We must ___ God rather than human beings!" (v. 29).