"Why did you to go uncircumcised men and eat with them?" This question was put to...

The question is asking who was asked the question "Why did you go to uncircumcised men and eat with them?" The options are Aeneas in Lydda, Cornelius in Caesarea, Peter in Joppa (which is the correct answer), and Saul in Tarsus.

The question was asked to Peter in Joppa. In the book of Acts, chapter 10, Peter was visited by Cornelius, a Roman Centurion who was a Gentile. At that time, it was not common for Jews to associate with Gentiles, and especially not to eat with them. However, Peter received a vision from God that showed him that he should not call anything impure that God has made clean. When Cornelius and his household came to Peter's house, Peter welcomed them and ate with them. Later, when Peter returned to Jerusalem, he was criticized by some of the Jewish believers there for eating with Gentiles. The question in this exam is referring to this incident, and the person who asked Peter why he ate with Gentiles was not mentioned.

In summary, the correct answer to this question is Peter in Joppa. The question refers to an incident in the book of Acts where Peter was criticized for eating with Gentiles, and the answer can be found by reading Acts chapter 10.