Answer: Explanation:
1. Stephen <em>was the first Christian martyr</em>. Acts 7:59 "And they stoned Stephen..." Acts 8:1 "And Saul (Paul) was consenting unto his death..."
2. Ananias <em>ministered Paul.</em> Acts 9:12 "...a man called Ananias...putting his hands on him..."
3. Gamaliel <em>taught Paul</em> . Acts 22:3 "I am ...a Jew...brought up ...at the feet of Gamaliel..."
4. Barnabas <em>accompanied Paul in mission.</em> Acts 11:30 ""...and sent it [relief] unto the elders by the hands of Barnabas and Saul.
5. Silas <em>accompanied Paul in mission</em>. Acts 15: 40 "and Paul chose Silas, and departed..."
6. Tarsus , <em>Saul's (Paul's) birth place</em>. Acts 21:39 "But Paul said, I am a man...a Jew of Tarsus, a city in Cilicia..."
7. Damascus <em>where Jesus met Saul</em>. Acts 9:2,3 "...letters to Damasco to the synagogues...he came near Damasco..."
8. Timothy <em>was encharged to oversee the churges in Ephesus.</em> 1 Timothy 1:3 "...abide still at Ephesus, when I went to Macedonia..."
B. slaves I looked it up for you
Explanation:
when one examines the presidency of Richard Nixon one cannot help but be reminded of the Watergate scandal the biggest political Scandal scandal in American history Watergate caused the American public to lose face face in presidency and examine the office as it had never been exam before As Americans went to the polls to Alexa teacher presidents the memories of Watergate went with them and cause them to wonder if such actions would ever be repeated Richard Nixon's and ambition had won him the national the nation's highest office but a twist of fate cause that same abish efficient to take it from him just six years later
President Roosevelt tried to "pack the court" because of some reasons. First, several conservative<span> justices were inclined to declare parts of his program the "New Deal" as unconstitutional. Also, h</span>is move to increase the size of the Supreme Court was not permitted by the Congress. Lastly, he was criticized for undermining the independence of the court.<span> </span>
The answer is "TRUE" since the District Court is the first to hear federal cases. It is the lower level in the federal system and it has original jurisdiction over most cases. No appellations are treated in this court. The next level in the law system is Courts of Appeal which strictly appellate. The last and highest level is the Supreme Court whose jurisdiction is limited to some cases only, and it is placed in Whashington D.C.