What encouragement did the Lord give to Paul in a vision in Corinth?

• A. He would deliver from prison.
• B. That He was with Paul and no one would hurt him.
• C. He would depart soon.
• D. He would have great success in Rome.

Answer: (B)

The main idea here is that God’s personal presence and protection give Paul the courage to continue his ministry in the face of opposition. In Acts 18, as Paul ministers in Corinth, the Lord speaks to him in a vision with a clear reassurance: He is with Paul, and no one will harm him. This promise directly addresses fear and danger, enabling Paul to press on and preach without being silenced or overwhelmed.

This fits the option describing God’s presence with Paul and the guarantee that he would not be harmed. The vision does not promise release from prison, an imminent departure, or future Rome-wide success; it centers on companionship and protection in the immediate circumstances in Corinth, so Paul can stay faithful in his work.