JAMB UTME - Christian Religious Studies - 2005

Question 1 Report

Jeremiah described Israel as faithless and Judah as

idolatrous

false

stubborn

rebellious

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Question 2 Report

''Do you want me to release for you the King of the Jews?''

According to Mark, Pilate asked the question above because he

wanted to release Barabbas instead of Jesus

perceived that the Jews were envious of Jesus

was not willing to release Jesus

was afraid of riot by the Jews

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According to the Gospel of Mark, Pilate asked the question, "Do you want me to release for you the King of the Jews?" because he perceived that the Jewish leaders who had brought Jesus to him were envious of Jesus' popularity and influence among the people. Pilate knew that Jesus was innocent, and he wanted to release him. However, he was also afraid of the possibility of a riot by the Jews, who were demanding Jesus' crucifixion. So, he asked the people if they wanted him to release Jesus or Barabbas, hoping that they would choose Jesus.

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Question 3 Report

What command did Paul give the brethren at Thessalonica concerning those who live in idleness?

That they should keep away from them

That they should treat them as offenders

Theat they should be punished

That they should share with them in common

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Question 4 Report

Daniel became distinguished above all the other presidents and satraps because he

was more educated than them

had a close relationship with the king

had an excellent spirit

was a Jew from Judah

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Daniel became distinguished above all the other presidents and satraps because he had an excellent spirit. This is stated in Daniel 6:3, where it is said that an excellent spirit was found in him. His exceptional qualities of wisdom, integrity, and faithfulness to God set him apart and made him stand out among the other leaders in Babylon. He was faithful to God even when it meant facing death in the lions' den, and this unwavering faith contributed to his distinction among the leaders in Babylon.

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Question 5 Report

Joab and his soldiers entered the city quietly after defeating their enemy because

Absalom and his soldiers were defeated

of the shameful death of Absalom

the king was grieving for his son

the king was annoyed with them

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Question 6 Report

According to Galatians, Christians are redeemed in Christ to

receive the blessing of Abraham

be justified

become sons of the Kingdom

receive the Holy Spirit

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Question 7 Report

''...And whether they hear or refuse to hear.. they will know that there has been a prophet among them...''

The prophet referred to in the statement above was

Amos

Jeremiah

Isaiah

Ezekiel

Answer Details

The prophet referred to in the statement above is Ezekiel. The statement is from Ezekiel 2:5 in the Bible, where God is commissioning Ezekiel to go and prophesy to the rebellious house of Israel. God tells Ezekiel that the people may or may not listen to him, but they will know that a prophet has been among them.

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Question 8 Report

God spoke through Jeremiah that the prophet He would send to the people of Israel would feed them with

the word and understanding

righteousness and justice

knowledge and understanding

knowledge and holiness

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God spoke through the prophet Jeremiah that the prophet He would send to the people of Israel would feed them with "knowledge and understanding" (Jeremiah 3:15). This means that the prophet would provide the people with spiritual knowledge and understanding of God's ways, so that they may turn away from their sins and follow His commands. The prophet would also help the people understand the consequences of their actions and the need for repentance. Overall, the prophet's mission was to guide the people of Israel towards a closer relationship with God and a life of righteousness.

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Question 9 Report

What name did Abraham give the place where he had attempted to sacrifice his son?

The LORD is with us

The LORD will provide

The mount of the LORD

The gate of heaven

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Abraham named the place where he attempted to sacrifice his son "The LORD will provide". This is based on the account in the book of Genesis in the Bible, where Abraham was asked by God to offer his son Isaac as a burnt offering. As Abraham was about to carry out the sacrifice, an angel of the Lord stopped him and provided a ram caught in a nearby thicket for the sacrifice. It was at that moment that Abraham named the place "The LORD will provide", acknowledging God's provision and faithfulness. This event is seen as a significant demonstration of Abraham's faith in God and his willingness to obey even in the most difficult circumstances.

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Question 10 Report

What did God create on the fourth day?

The two great lights

The firmament

Sea creatures

Waters under the heavens

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On the fourth day of creation, God created the two great lights - the greater light to rule the day and the lesser light to rule the night. According to the book of Genesis, this was done on the fourth day of creation, after the creation of the earth, the heavens, the light, and the separation of the waters above and below the firmament.

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Question 11 Report

According to Paul's letter to Timothy, what should believers do in order to live quiet and peaceable lives?

Promote good neighbourliness

Pray for kings and those in authority

Seek the peace of Jerusalem

Pray at all times

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According to Paul's letter to Timothy, believers should pray for kings and those in authority, in order to live quiet and peaceable lives. This means that believers should not just pray for themselves, but also for those who govern over them. By doing this, they acknowledge that God is in control of all things, including the leaders of their nation, and that they trust Him to guide and direct them in the right path. Praying for those in authority also shows that believers are concerned about the welfare of their nation, and that they want to see peace and stability in their communities. This can also help to promote good neighbourliness, as people are more likely to live in harmony when there is peace and stability in their surroundings.

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Question 12 Report

The charge brought against Naboth for refusing to let the king have his vineyard was

objecting to selling some farm produce

cursing God and the king

meanness in sharing the vineyard

disobedience to the king.

Answer Details

The charge brought against Naboth for refusing to let the king have his vineyard was disobedience to the king. In 1 Kings 21, King Ahab of Samaria wanted to buy Naboth's vineyard, but Naboth refused to sell it to him as it was his family inheritance. Ahab was so displeased with Naboth's refusal that he became ill and went to bed, and his wife, Jezebel, came up with a plan to have Naboth falsely accused of cursing God and the king and stoned to death. So, the charge of disobedience to the king was brought against Naboth, which ultimately led to his death.

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Question 13 Report

When Jesus sent out the seventy disciples on a mission, He charged them to

raise the lame and the paralytic

open the eyes of the blind and raise the dead

heal the sick and preach the message of the kingdom

cleanse the lepers and cast out demons

Answer Details

When Jesus sent out the seventy disciples on a mission, He charged them to heal the sick and preach the message of the kingdom. This can be found in Luke 10:9 where Jesus says, "Heal the sick who are there and tell them, ‘The kingdom of God has come near to you.’"

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Question 14 Report

'The Lord opened her heart to give head to what was said by Paul'

The person who gave head to the words of Paul was

Sapphira

Priscilla

Dorcas

Lydia

Answer Details

The person who gave heed to the words of Paul was Lydia. This statement is found in the book of Acts, chapter 16, verse 14. Lydia was a seller of purple fabrics from the city of Thyatira, who was visiting Philippi. She was a worshipper of God and while she was listening to Paul's message about Jesus, the Lord opened her heart to understand and believe. As a result, she and her household were baptized and she invited Paul and his companions to stay in her house.

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Question 15 Report

What did King Josiah do to the idolatrous priests of Judah?

He sent all of them on exile

He killed all of them

He demoted all of them

He deposed all of them

Answer Details

2 Kings 23:5
"And he put down the idolatrous priests, whom the kings of Judah had ordained to burn incense in the high places in the cities of Judah, and in the places round about Jerusalem; them also that burned incense unto Baal, to the sun, and to the moon, and to the planets, and to all the host of heaven.
He deposed them.

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Question 16 Report

David made the decision to pursue the Amalekies through

the ephod

divination

the casting of lots

Abiathar's support

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David made the decision to pursue the Amalekites with the support of Abiathar the priest, as recorded in 1 Samuel 30:7-8. When David and his men returned to their camp in Ziklag, they found that the Amalekites had raided and burned their homes and taken their families captive. The Bible says that David and his men wept until they had no strength left. Then David found strength in the Lord his God, and he consulted Abiathar the priest for guidance. Abiathar helped David by bringing him the ephod, a garment worn by the priest that had two small pouches containing the Urim and Thummim, which were used for divination to seek God's will. Through the ephod, David sought God's direction, and God told him to pursue the Amalekites and promised him victory. Therefore, David made the decision to pursue the Amalekites through seeking God's guidance with the help of the priest and the use of divination with the ephod.

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Question 17 Report

A condition a Christian must fulfill before becoming a joint heir with Christ is

having faith in Christ

being born again

being anointed

being baptized

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Question 18 Report

In His sermon on the Mount, Jesus taught Christians to

turn the other cheek to their enemies

be merciful to their enemies

love and pray for their enemies

do good to their enemies

Answer Details

In His sermon on the Mount, Jesus taught Christians to love and pray for their enemies. He emphasized the importance of showing mercy and doing good to those who may be unkind to us. He also urged his followers to turn the other cheek and not to seek revenge when they are wronged. Overall, Jesus taught that we should treat others the way we would like to be treated, regardless of how they treat us.

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Question 19 Report

God appointed Joshua to succeed Moses because he

was loyal and dedicated to Moses

brought a good report from the land of Canaan

stood by Moses when the Israelites murmured against God

was a man in whom was the spirit

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Question 20 Report

God decided to destroy the great city of Nineveh because the people were

wicked

adulterous

unrepentant

idolatrous

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According to the biblical story in the Book of Jonah, God decided to destroy the great city of Nineveh because the people were wicked and sinful. Jonah was sent by God to warn the people of Nineveh to turn away from their evil ways, but they initially refused to listen. However, when they saw the sincerity of Jonah's message and the gravity of their situation, they repented and turned to God, thus averting the destruction of their city.

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Question 21 Report

The voice that spoke at the Transfiguration of Jesus was to

affirm His Sonship

bring glory to Him

praise Him before men

reveal Him to men

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Question 22 Report

Paul admonishes the Corinthians to forgive the penitent offender so that

the offender may have peace of mind

it may be a lesson to other believers

forgiveness would demonstrate Christian love

the offender may not be overwhelmed by excessive sorrow

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Paul admonished the Corinthians to forgive the penitent offender so that forgiveness would demonstrate Christian love. In his letter to the Corinthians, Paul emphasized the importance of forgiveness and urged them to forgive those who have wronged them and who show genuine repentance. He believed that forgiveness would demonstrate Christian love and unity within the community. Additionally, Paul believed that forgiveness would prevent the offender from being overwhelmed by excessive sorrow and allow them to find peace of mind.

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Question 23 Report

Peter teaches that,for being humble,a Christian obtains

hope

faith

grace

eternity

Answer Details

Peter teaches that being humble as a Christian leads to obtaining grace. In 1 Peter 5:5, he says "Clothe yourselves, all of you, with humility toward one another, for “God opposes the proud but gives grace to the humble.” Humility is an important trait for Christians to have, as it reflects the character of Christ and leads to blessings from God.

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Question 24 Report

When David's son died, his servants refuse to tell him because they feared that he might

Punish them

Curse God

Fall and die

Harm himself

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When David's son died, his servants refused to tell him because they feared that he might harm himself. David's son died after being struck by a serious illness. David had been praying and fasting, hoping that his son would recover. When his servants saw that the child was dead, they were afraid to tell David. They believed that he would be devastated by the news and might even harm himself. When David learned of his son's death, he was indeed heartbroken and went into a period of mourning. However, he did not harm himself, but instead accepted God's will and found comfort in his faith.

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Question 25 Report

According to Gospel of John, when Jesus appeared to the disciples on the evening of the first day of the week He

taught them about the kingdom

pronounced peace upon them

washed their feet

narrated to them how he suffered

Answer Details

According to the Gospel of John, when Jesus appeared to the disciples on the evening of the first day of the week after his resurrection, he pronounced peace upon them. In John 20:19, it says that Jesus came and stood among them and said, "Peace be with you." This was a common Jewish greeting but in this context, it was also a message of reassurance and comfort to his disciples who were afraid and confused after his death. Jesus went on to show them his hands and side, and the disciples were overjoyed to see him alive.

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Question 26 Report

On the morning of the third day there were thunders and lightnings... so that all the people who were in the camp trembled.

What did Moses do immediately after this incident?

He went down from the mountain

He brought the people out of the camp to meet God

He went up to meet God

He called the elders of the people to receive the commandment

Answer Details

After the thunders and lightnings, Moses went up to meet God on the mountain.

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Question 27 Report

When people of Israel did what was evil in the sight of the LORD, He gave them into the hand of the Philistines for

thirty years

fifty years

twenty years

forty years

Answer Details

When the people of Israel did what was evil in the sight of the Lord, He gave them into the hands of their enemies, and in this particular case, the Philistines, for a specific period of time as a punishment for their disobedience. According to the Bible, the Philistines ruled over Israel for 40 years during the time of the judges (Judges 13:1). Therefore, the answer is "forty years."

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Question 28 Report

The destruction of Jerusalem by Nebuchadnezzar was a consequence of

Hezekiah's death

Josiah's reforms

Israel's stubbornness to God

Zedekiah's rebellion against Babylon

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Question 29 Report

'Then they laid their hands on them and they received the Holy Spirit'

The event above took place when

Philip went to Samaria

about 3,000 souls were added to the Church

Peter and John went to Samaria

the seven deacons were appointed

Answer Details

The event described in the statement above took place when Peter and John went to Samaria. They prayed for the believers there to receive the Holy Spirit, and then laid their hands on them. After they did this, the believers received the Holy Spirit. This event is recorded in the book of Acts, chapter 8.

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Question 30 Report

The first four disciples of Jesus were

Simon, Bartholomew, John and James

Simon, Andrew, John and Jame

Peter,Simon, John and James

Peter,James,Levi and John

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The first four disciples of Jesus were Simon (later called Peter), Andrew (Simon's brother), James (son of Zebedee), and John (James' brother).

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Question 31 Report

What punishment did God give Solomon for his unwise policies?

Jeroboam was empowered by God to conquer him

He caused Rezon to demolish the high place which he built

He raised up Haded, the Edomite as an adversary against him

The kingdom was torn from him and given to his servant

Answer Details

After Solomon turned away from God and began to worship other gods, God decided to punish him by taking away most of his kingdom. However, God allowed Solomon's son to continue to reign over a smaller kingdom, consisting of only two of the twelve tribes of Israel, while the other ten tribes were given to Jeroboam, one of Solomon's officials. This resulted in the division of the kingdom into two parts, the northern kingdom of Israel and the southern kingdom of Judah. Therefore, the punishment that God gave Solomon for his unwise policies was that the kingdom was torn from him and given to his servant.

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Question 32 Report

Paul rebuked Bar-Jesus with blindness because he

prevented Paul from going to Paphos

was a great magician of the city

sought to prevent the proconsul from the faith

refused to accept Jesus

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Paul rebuked Bar-Jesus with blindness because he sought to prevent the proconsul from the faith.

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Question 33 Report

Amaziah the priest of Bethel accused Amos, before Jeroboam the king of Israel of

conspiracy

rebellion

libel

sabotage

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Question 34 Report

Jesus' reply to the devil's first temptation of Him was

''...Him only shall you serve''

'''....man shall not live by bread alone...''

'''....You shall not tempt the Lord your God...''

'''....You shall worship the Lord your God...''

Answer Details

Jesus' reply to the devil's first temptation of Him was "Man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word that proceeds out of the mouth of God." This response is recorded in Matthew 4:4 and Luke 4:4 in the Bible. The devil had asked Jesus, who had been fasting for forty days, to turn stones into bread to satisfy his hunger. But Jesus refused, emphasizing that spiritual sustenance from God's word is more important than physical needs.

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Question 35 Report

"Never was anything like this seen in Israel."

The crowd's reaction in the statement above was in response to the healing of the

dumb demoniac

daughter of Jairus

Gerasene demoniac

man with dropsy

Answer Details

The crowd's reaction in the statement "Never was anything like this seen in Israel" was in response to the healing of the dumb demoniac. This event is recorded in the Gospel of Matthew (chapter 9, verse 33), where Jesus cast out a demon from a man who was dumb and couldn't speak. The people who witnessed this miracle were amazed and said that nothing like this had ever been seen before in Israel.

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Question 36 Report

In Galatians, Paul said he persecuted the church of God at first because he

felt the Church was too fanatical about its faith

was extrmely zealous for the tradition of his fathers

thought the Church was a heretical wing of Judaism

believed the Church was turning people away from God

Answer Details

Paul said he persecuted the church of God at first because he was extremely zealous for the tradition of his fathers. In Galatians 1:14, Paul explains that he "was advancing in Judaism beyond many of my own age among my people, so extremely zealous was I for the traditions of my fathers." He believed that the Christian movement was a threat to the Jewish faith and way of life, and therefore sought to suppress it through persecution.

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Question 37 Report

In the parable of the lost sheep, what did the shepherd do when he found the lost sheep?

He called on people to rejoice with him

He separated it from the other sheep

He examined its condition

He gave it more attention

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Question 38 Report

James in his teachings on impartiality accuses the

enslaving the poor

denying the poor their rights

imprisoning the poor

dishonouring the poor

Answer Details

James in his teachings on impartiality accuses the "rich" of denying the poor their rights.

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Question 39 Report

Moses complained to God that he could not go to Pharaoh alone because

Pharaoh would not believe him

he wanted Aaron to go with him

he was slow in speech

he was afraid of Pharaoh

Answer Details

Moses complained to God that he could not go to Pharaoh alone because he was slow in speech. He asked God to send someone else to do the job. (Exodus 4:10)

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Question 40 Report

In his exhortation on interpersonal relationship Peter recommends that the elders should

give no room for wine

live exemplary lives

have a cheerful spirit

have the willingness to give

Answer Details

In his exhortation on interpersonal relationship, Peter recommends that the elders should live exemplary lives. This means that they should serve as good examples to others by being role models in their character, behavior, and actions. By doing so, they can inspire and guide others to live a life that pleases God. Peter's recommendation is in line with the biblical teaching that leaders should lead by example, and not just by words.

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Question 41 Report

God's covenant with Noah after the flood is that He will

never again destroy the earth by flood

make him fruitful and dominate the earth

make all creatures on earth serve him

make him and his descendants great

Answer Details

God's covenant with Noah after the flood is that He will never again destroy the earth by flood. In the book of Genesis, after the flood had destroyed all living things on the earth, God made a covenant with Noah, promising that He would never again destroy the earth by flood. As a sign of this covenant, God set a rainbow in the sky as a reminder of His promise. This covenant shows God's love for His creation and His desire for it to continue to exist.

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Question 42 Report

With regard to giving, Paul admonishes the Romans to do so with

love

joy

zeal

liberality

Answer Details

Paul admonishes the Romans to give with "liberality." In other words, they should give generously and freely without holding back. The emphasis is not on the amount of the gift but on the attitude of the giver. Giving should be done with a cheerful and willing heart, motivated by love and gratitude for what God has done. This is a reflection of God's own generosity towards us, and it also helps to meet the needs of others and support the work of the church.

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Question 43 Report

''So may the gods do to me, and more also if I do not make your life as the life of one of them by this time tomorrow.

What did Elijah do after receiving this message?

He went a day's journey into the wilderness

He was afraid, arose and for his life

He gireded up his loins and ran before Ahab to the entrance of Jezreel

He went and hid himself in a cave

Answer Details

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Question 44 Report

When Moses struck the rock twice for water instead of speaking to it, God said to him that he would

no longer see Him face to face

not bring the Israelities to the promise land

not see His holiness

roam in the wilderness for thirty years

Answer Details

When the Israelites were thirsty and complained to Moses, God instructed him to speak to a rock so that water would flow out of it. However, Moses struck the rock twice with his staff instead of speaking to it as God had commanded. As a result, God told Moses that he would not bring the Israelites into the promised land. Therefore, the correct option is "not bring the Israelites to the promised land."

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Question 45 Report

''...But say the word and let my servant be healed....''

The statement above from the Centurion to Jesus implies

obedience

honour

faith

humility

Answer Details

The statement above from the Centurion to Jesus implies faith. The Centurion, a Roman army officer, approached Jesus and asked him to heal his servant who was at home paralyzed and in terrible suffering. The Centurion expressed his faith in Jesus' authority and power to heal by acknowledging that Jesus only needed to say the word and his servant would be healed. He recognized that Jesus had the ability to heal from a distance without physically being present.

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Question 46 Report

How did King Nebuchadnezzar describe the fourth person he saw with Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego in the fiery furnace?

Like a son of the gods

As a servant of God

As an angel

As a prophet

Answer Details

King Nebuchadnezzar described the fourth person he saw with Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego in the fiery furnace as "like a son of the gods." This can be found in the book of Daniel in the Old Testament of the Bible. According to the story, the three men were thrown into the furnace by King Nebuchadnezzar for refusing to worship his golden statue, but they were protected by the fourth person who appeared with them. When the king saw this, he recognized that the fourth person was divine and not just an ordinary human being. The phrase "like a son of the gods" implies that the person had a supernatural quality and was divine in nature.

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Question 47 Report

A good example of parental responsibility was demonstrated by

Eli

Samuel

David

Asa

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