Across
- 4. What Barnabas and Paul tore in distress when they heard the crowd wanted to sacrifice to them. (vs. 14)
- 6. Paul and Barnabas shouted to the crowd that they were only ___ beings just like them. (vs. 15)
- 8. After dragging Paul outside the city, the crowd left him because they thought he was ___. (vs. 19)
- 9. From Perga, they went down to this coastal city to catch a ship. (vs. 25)
- 11. The Greek god the crowd called Paul because he was the chief speaker. (vs. 12)
- 12. Jews came from Antioch and ___ to win the crowd over against Paul. (vs. 19)
- 14. The crowd shouted that the ___ had come down to them in human form. (vs. 11)
- 17. Paul and Barnabas appointed these leaders for the believers in each church. (vs. 23)
- 18. What the crowd did to Paul after being won over by Jews from Antioch and Iconium. (vs. 19)
- 19. Paul looked directly at the lame man and saw that he had this to be healed. (vs. 9)
Down
- 1. The city where Paul healed a man who had been lame from birth. (vs. 8)
- 2. The Greek god the crowd thought Barnabas was. (vs. 12)
- 3. Even with their urgent words, Paul and Barnabas had difficulty keeping the crowd from ___ to them. (vs. 18)
- 5. The local language the crowd shouted in when they saw the miracle. (vs. 11)
- 7. Along with bulls, the priest of Zeus brought these to the city gates to offer sacrifices to Paul and Barnabas. (vs. 13)
- 10. After passing through Pisidia, they came into this region. (vs. 24)
- 13. Paul and Barnabas warned that we must go through many ___ to enter the kingdom of God. (vs. 22)
- 15. The city Paul and Barnabas left for the day after Paul recovered from his attack. (vs. 20)
- 16. The man in Lystra had been lame from this moment and had never walked. (vs. 8)
