Guided Discovery Companion Worksheet
Theme and Description
The theme of this worksheet is: Power in Jesus’ name, healing, praising, and proclaiming.
Description: This worksheet helps readers study Acts 3 by focusing on Peter and John’s encounter with the lame man at the Beautiful Gate, the healing done in Jesus’ name, the people’s amazement, Peter’s call to repentance, and the promise of times of refreshing from the Lord.
It includes an at-a-glance summary, core verse, key themes, key verse, quick takeaways, fill-in-the-blank review, matching activity, true-or-false questions, sequencing activity, multiple choice questions, short-answer prompts, a “Did You Know?” background note, personal reflection, prayer prompt, and a closing reminder.
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Answer Key
Answer Key
1. Fill in the Blanks
1. Beautiful
2. alms
3. name
4. walking
5. presence
2. Match It
1. E — Asked for money at the gate
2. B — Went up to the temple to pray
3. D — “In the name of Jesus… rise up.”
4. A — They saw the healed man walking.
5. F — Repent and be converted.
6. C — Restoration of all things through Jesus
3. True or False
1. F
2. T
3. F
4. T
5. T
6. T
4. Put in Order
1. The man was lame from birth.
2. Peter and John went up to pray.
3. The man asked for money.
4. The man was healed and began praising God.
5. The crowd gathered at the temple.
6. Peter preached about Jesus.
Worksheet line order:
The man was healed and began praising God. — 4
The man was lame from birth. — 1
Peter preached about Jesus. — 6
Peter and John went up to pray. — 2
The crowd gathered at the temple. — 5
The man asked for money. — 3
5. Multiple Choice
1. D — The crowd’s help
2. C — Repent and return
3. B — A better life
6. Short Answer — Suggested Answers
1. What did Peter and John give to the lame man? (v. 6)
They gave him what they had: healing in the name of Jesus Christ of Nazareth.
2. What did the healed man do after he could walk? (v. 8)
He leaped up, stood, walked, entered the temple with Peter and John, and praised God.
3. What must people do to receive times of refreshing? (v. 19)
They must repent and be converted, so their sins may be blotted out and times of refreshing may come from the presence of the Lord.
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Additional Notes
Bible Version and Scripture Note
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Study and Source Note
Background study consulted may include Warren W. Wiersbe, The Bible Exposition Commentary: New Testament, and John MacArthur, The MacArthur Study Bible.
This resource is independently created by C. Gerald. It is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Thomas Nelson, Warren W. Wiersbe, John MacArthur, their ministries, or their publishers. Worksheet text is original unless otherwise noted. Source references can be provided upon request.
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