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..."
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The major impact of the neolithic revolution was the start of agriculture and domestication of animals. This caused people to have more free time for leisure activities and arts, not just live in survival mode. Males worked in fields and with animals and women often stayed home, raised children, weave baskets, make pottery, and tend to the ill in the village.
