WAEC SSCE - Christian Religious Studies - 1997 (Objective)

Question 1 Report

when Nehemiah received the situation report on Jerusalem after thye fall of the city, he

left immediately for Jerusalem to rebuild the walls

wrote to the Governors of the province beyond the river

Appeal to the King of Babylon to allow the exiles to return home

wept,fasted and prayed for days

could not stand before the king for several days

Answer Details

When Nehemiah received the situation report on Jerusalem after the fall of the city, he wept, fasted, and prayed for days.

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Question 2 Report

Jesus as the Lamb of God signifies that

like a lamb, Jesus obeyed his father and became a man

Jesus was an earthly Messiah

God is the good Shephered and Jesus His Lamb

Jesus was to overcome humiliation

Jesus was to bear the sins of the world like a paschal lamb

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The term "Lamb of God" refers to Jesus as a sacrificial lamb who takes away the sins of the world. In the Old Testament, lambs were often used as sacrifices to atone for sins. Jesus, being the Lamb of God, is the ultimate sacrifice, as he willingly gave up his life to pay the penalty for the sins of humanity. This signifies that Jesus was to bear the sins of the world like a paschal lamb. Through his sacrifice, he offers salvation to those who believe in him.

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Question 3 Report

Is any among you sick? Let him call for the elders of the church and let them pray over him. By this statement James means that

we should not pray for ourselves when we are sick

prayers without the elders of the church may not be effective

elders of the church are wonder workers

the prayers of the faithful will save a sick man

elders of the church have divine powers

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Question 4 Report

Ahab's request for Naboth's vineyard exposed his

fairness and justice

consideration for other's right

cleverness and treachery

appreciation of beauty

envy and disregard for the law

Answer Details

In the story of Ahab and Naboth's vineyard in the Bible, Ahab was the king of Israel who desired Naboth's vineyard for his own personal use. When Naboth refused to sell his inheritance, Ahab became angry and depressed. This exposed his envy and disregard for the law, as he was willing to break God's law in order to get what he wanted. This ultimately led to his downfall and punishment by God.

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Question 5 Report

The army of Israel led by Barak defeated the Canaanite troops led by

Deborah

Lappidoth

Heber

Sisera

Abinoam

Answer Details

The army of Israel led by Barak defeated the Canaanite troops led by Sisera. This is recorded in the book of Judges in the Bible. Deborah, Lappidoth, Heber, and Abinoam were all mentioned in the same book as well, but they were not the leaders of the opposing army that Barak fought against.

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Question 6 Report

Paul could not retain Onesimus in prison because

Onesimus was not willing to stay with him anymore

Paul was afraid of Philemon's reaction

Paul had not obtained Philemon's consent

Onesimus was eager to return to his master

Paul would soon be freed from his imprisonment

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Question 7 Report

Following Solomon's request to God at Gibeon, God endowed him with all the following except

an understanding mind

the ability for good governance

righteousness with and faithfulness to God

riches and honour

the abilityto discern between good and evil

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Question 8 Report

The story of Gehazi illustrate the consequences of

insincerity

lying

love of money

greed

over-ambition

Answer Details

The story of Gehazi in the Bible is a cautionary tale about the consequences of greed and the love of money. Gehazi was the servant of the prophet Elisha, and he witnessed the miraculous healing of Naaman, a Syrian general who had come to Israel seeking a cure for his leprosy. Naaman was healed by following Elisha's instructions, but he offered gifts of gold and silver to Elisha, which the prophet refused. However, Gehazi secretly followed Naaman and lied to him, saying that Elisha had changed his mind and wanted the gifts. Naaman gave Gehazi the gifts, but when he returned to Elisha, the prophet rebuked him for his greed and deceit, and cursed him with the leprosy that Naaman had been healed of. The story of Gehazi teaches us that greed and dishonesty can have serious consequences, and that we should always strive to be honest and content with what we have.

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Question 9 Report

Prophet Jeremiah saw the need for a new covenant for Israel because

God has totally rejected Israel for her sins

the first covenant was no longer binding on the people

inspite of the old covenant, Israel has proved faithless to God

the first covenant left Israel with no room for choice

a new covenant will bind God and the people equally

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Prophet Jeremiah saw the need for a new covenant for Israel because, in his view, inspite of the old covenant, Israel has proved faithless to God. The people had violated the terms of the covenant and had turned away from God by worshiping idols and engaging in other sinful acts. Jeremiah believed that a new covenant was necessary to re-establish the relationship between God and his people, one that would be based on mutual faithfulness and obedience. This new covenant would give the people a chance to start afresh, with a renewed commitment to follow God's laws and teachings. Ultimately, the new covenant would offer hope for the future, with the promise of a restored relationship between God and his people.

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Question 10 Report

The discipleship of Judas Iscariot had to be taken by another so that

the disciples might forget Judas' treachery

Mattias could replace him

Barabas could take his place

the scripture would be fulfilled

the disciples might have closer relationship

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Question 11 Report

In Thessalonian any Christian living in idleness should be

employed by the church

looked at as an enemy

fed daily by the Church

kept away

pitied

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Question 12 Report

During the storm in the sea, the disciple were afraid because

it was night

they were of little faith

the wind was too strong

Jesus was not with them

Jesus was asleep

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Question 13 Report

The living water Jesus offered to the woman of Samaria represents

pure water

Word of God

the Holy Spirirt

the true wine

peace of mind

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Question 14 Report

which of the following best describes David's attitude to Abner's death?

Sincere shock

gladness for the death of an enemy

Hypocritical shock and disbelief

disppointment for unrealized dreams

thankfulness to God for his proven innocence

Answer Details

David's attitude to Abner's death can be described as sincere shock. Abner was the commander of Saul's army and was considered an enemy of David. However, Abner had recently defected to David's side and was working towards a reconciliation between the two kingdoms. When Joab, one of David's commanders, killed Abner, David was genuinely shocked and saddened. He lamented Abner's death and cursed Joab and his family. Therefore, the best option to describe David's attitude towards Abner's death is sincere shock.

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Question 15 Report

Jesus surrendered to his enemies when he was arrested at the Gethsemane because

his disciples did not support him

he did not invite angels to fight for him

the scripture must be fulfilled

he was over-powered by his enemies

he wanted to die as a martr for the gospel

Answer Details

Jesus surrendered to his enemies when he was arrested at the Gethsemane because the scripture must be fulfilled. Jesus knew that His arrest, trial, and crucifixion were all part of God's plan for redemption. He also knew that by fulfilling the prophecies in the scripture, He would bring salvation to humanity. Although Jesus had the power to call on angels to fight for Him, He chose to submit to God's will and allow Himself to be arrested and ultimately crucified.

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Question 16 Report

Eli's lack of parental responsibility led to all the following except the

institution of the monarchy in Israel

collapse of Eli's priestly lineage

decisive defeat of Israel by the Philistines

death of Hophni and Phinehas

capture of the ark of covenant

Answer Details

Eli's lack of parental responsibility had a number of consequences in Israel, but one of them was not the institution of the monarchy. Rather, the Israelites continued to be ruled by judges until the time of Samuel, who anointed Saul as the first king of Israel. The other consequences of Eli's negligence include the collapse of his priestly lineage, the decisive defeat of Israel by the Philistines, the death of his two sons Hophni and Phinehas, and the capture of the Ark of the Covenant by the Philistines.

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Question 17 Report

A common factor to both the Mission of the Twelve and of the Seventy was that

two synoptic gospels carry the story

the names of the twelves and of the seventy were given

the missionaries were to travel without heavy luggage

both missions were restricted to Jewish territories

both missionaries were sent to Gentiles territories

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Question 18 Report

Hosea describes Israel's relations hip with God as a

a faithful wife and a faithless husband

loving wife and her faithful husband

a repentant wife and her unforgiven husband

a faithful wife and her ever loving husband

a faithless wife and a loving husband

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Question 19 Report

Jesus' Triumphal Entry into Jerusalem is significant because it

was the climax of His revelation as the Messiah

marked His assumption as a political leader

marked the downfall of false Jewish religious leadership

wasn the end of Jesus ministry

was the first and only time he rode on an Ass

Answer Details

Jesus' Triumphal Entry into Jerusalem is significant because it was the climax of His revelation as the Messiah. This event fulfilled the prophecy in Zechariah 9:9 that the Messiah would come riding on a donkey. The people welcomed Him as the long-awaited King of Israel and spread their cloaks and palm branches on the road before Him, shouting, "Hosanna to the Son of David!" This event marks a turning point in Jesus' ministry, as it showed His authority and power as the Messiah and King of Israel.

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Question 20 Report

The disciples that were at the Transfiguration of Jesus refused to tell their experience to other people because they

were afraid to say it out

were annoyed by what they saw

were told by Jesus not to say it out

forgot about it as soon as they left the place

fell asleep and did not see what happened

Answer Details

The disciples that were at the Transfiguration of Jesus did not immediately tell their experience to other people because they were told by Jesus not to say it out. They were instructed to keep it to themselves until after Jesus had risen from the dead. This is recorded in the Gospel of Mark chapter 9, verses 9-10.

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Question 21 Report

Peter urged all Christians to endure suffering in faith , conscious of the fact that

Jesus himself alos resisted suffering

only the physical body is affected

suffering is temporary and leads to eternal glory

the world is full of sufferings

the devil could lure them from faith

Answer Details

Peter urged all Christians to endure suffering in faith, conscious of the fact that suffering is temporary and leads to eternal glory. He reminded them that just as Jesus himself endured suffering, they too must be willing to suffer in order to receive the promised reward. Though the physical body may be affected, the soul and spirit will remain intact and ultimately receive a crown of glory that will never fade away. Therefore, Peter encouraged believers to remain steadfast and trust in God even in the midst of suffering, knowing that their faith and endurance would be rewarded in the end.

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Question 22 Report

Jesus' healing miracle that resulted in the charge of blasphemy against him was that of the

Centurion's servant

leper

Blind

Paralytic

demoniac

Answer Details

The healing miracle of Jesus that resulted in the charge of blasphemy against him was that of the paralytic. In the story, Jesus was preaching in a crowded house when four men came carrying a paralytic on a mat. Since they could not get close to Jesus, they made a hole in the roof and lowered the man down to Jesus. Jesus saw their faith and said to the paralyzed man, "Son, your sins are forgiven." This caused the scribes, who were present, to accuse him of blasphemy, as only God could forgive sins. Jesus then performed a healing miracle, telling the man to get up, take his mat, and walk. The man was healed and walked out in full view of everyone, proving Jesus' divine power.

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Question 23 Report

In Romans , Paul said that all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God. This statement means that

right from the beginning , man had failed God through sin

sin prevailed in man, right from the beginning , inspite of faith

ignorance of the law is no escape from God's wrath

the glory of God is reserved for the Jews only

all uncircumcised have no share in the glory of God

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Question 24 Report

which of the following instruction was given by Jesus to the Seventy against any town which rejected them?

carry no purse, no bags and sandals

Accept whatever they were given as food

salute every house with peace

go from house to house preaching the Word of God

Wipe off the dust of their feet

Answer Details

The instruction given by Jesus to the Seventy against any town which rejected them was to "wipe off the dust of their feet." This means that if a town did not receive them and their message, they were to show that they had nothing to do with that place by shaking off the dust from their feet. It was a symbolic act of rejecting that place and its rejection of their message. This instruction showed that rejection of the gospel had consequences, and that the messengers of the gospel were not to waste time on those who were unwilling to receive it.

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Question 25 Report

Lord, will you at this time restore the kingdom of Israel? The above question implies that the apostle expected Jesus to

set up his kingdom in Israel

rule in Israel like any other oriental king

rule in Israel like the Romans

destroy the enemies round about the Israelite territories

make the Isarelite kingdom the most powerful

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Question 26 Report

According to Paul in Colossians, which of the following is not a sign of newness of life in Christ

Seeking the things that are above

putting to death what is earthly

setting minds on things that are earthly

Putting off the old nature

Forebearing one another

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According to Paul in Colossians, setting minds on things that are earthly is not a sign of newness of life in Christ. Paul encourages believers to seek the things that are above, put to death what is earthly, put off the old nature, and forbear one another. The focus on earthly things is seen as a hindrance to the new life in Christ, as believers are called to focus on spiritual things and grow in their relationship with God. Therefore, putting one's mind on things that are earthly is seen as a sign that one is still living in the old way of life, rather than experiencing the newness of life in Christ.

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Question 27 Report

Jesus performed healing miracle in order to

show his human nature

manifest the kingdom of God

respond to people's request for signs

prove that he was a wonder worker

make people acclaim him

Answer Details

Jesus performed healing miracles to manifest the kingdom of God. He came to bring salvation to humanity and to demonstrate the love and power of God. Healing miracles were a tangible way to show the people that the kingdom of God was present and that God cared for their physical and spiritual needs. Jesus did not perform miracles to prove his own greatness or to make people acclaim him, but rather to reveal God's love and power to all.

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Question 28 Report

According to Luke , the third temptation by the devil was that Jesus should

jump down from the high mountain

throw himself down from the pinnacle of the temple

rebuild the temple in three days

command stones to become bread

destroy the temple

Answer Details

According to Luke, the third temptation by the devil was that Jesus should jump down from the pinnacle of the temple. The devil took Jesus to the pinnacle of the temple and said, "If you are the Son of God, throw yourself down from here; for it is written, 'He will command his angels concerning you, to protect you.'" (Luke 4:9-10).

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Question 29 Report

Paul's teaching on humility demands all the following except that we should

not be selfish

not regard ourselves better than the others

show positive interest in the affairs of others

accepts Christ's example as the standard for our daily life

not allow other to adcantage over us in anything

Answer Details

Paul's teaching on humility demands all of the following, including that we should not be selfish, not regard ourselves better than others, show positive interest in the affairs of others, accept Christ's example as the standard for our daily life. Therefore, the correct answer is that the teaching does not demand that we should not allow others to have an advantage over us in anything. In fact, humility requires that we recognize the strengths and gifts of others and not always seek to be the one who has the advantage or is in control. Humility involves a willingness to serve and consider the needs of others above our own desires for power or recognition.

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Question 30 Report

Abram responded to the Lord's appearing to him at Shechem by

continuing his journey to Bethel

marking the occasion with a feast

pitching his tent at Shechem

building an alter to the Lord

inviting his friends as witnesses

Answer Details

When the Lord appeared to Abram at Shechem, Abram responded by building an altar to the Lord to worship Him. This is recorded in Genesis 12:7, which states that Abram "built an altar there to the LORD who had appeared to him."

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Question 31 Report

Moses experienced the burning bush that was not consumed at

Horeb

Bethel

Nebo

Midian

Meriba

Answer Details

Moses experienced the burning bush that was not consumed at Horeb. In the book of Exodus, chapter 3, it is stated that Moses was shepherding his flock in Horeb when he came across the burning bush. The bush was burning with fire, but it was not consumed. It was from this bush that God spoke to Moses and gave him the command to lead the Israelites out of Egypt.

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Question 32 Report

The immediate consequences of Rehoboam's rejection of Israel for their yoke to be lightened was the

end of David's dynasty

death of Adoniram

civil war between Israel and Judah

division of the Kingdom into two

Invasion of Israel by enemies

Answer Details

After the death of King Solomon, the people of Israel approached his son Rehoboam and requested that he lighten their burden of taxes and labor. However, he refused and threatened to make their yoke even heavier. As a result, the northern tribes of Israel rebelled and appointed Jeroboam as their king, leading to the division of the kingdom into two parts: the northern kingdom of Israel and the southern kingdom of Judah. Therefore, the immediate consequence of Rehoboam's rejection of Israel's request was the division of the Kingdom into two.

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Question 33 Report

The reaction of the chief priest and the Pharisees at the rising of Lazarus was that they

they accused Jesus of using the power of Beelzebule

threw stones at Jesus and his disciples

drove Jesus out of the city

requested Jesus to show more signs

reported Jesus to the Jewish council

Answer Details

The reaction of the chief priest and the Pharisees at the rising of Lazarus was that they reported Jesus to the Jewish council. When Jesus raised Lazarus from the dead, it caused many people to believe in him. This caused concern for the chief priest and the Pharisees, who saw Jesus as a threat to their authority and the Jewish nation. As a result, they reported Jesus to the Jewish council, hoping that they would take action against him. This event ultimately led to the crucifixion of Jesus.

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Question 34 Report

The main feature of the Covenant between God and Israel, according to Jeremiah, was that it was to

be written in the hearts of the people

be sealed with the blood of oxen

mark the dawn of a new era of political awareness in Israel

be concluded during the Babylonian exile

signify the coming of the Messiah

Answer Details

According to Jeremiah, the main feature of the Covenant between God and Israel was that it was to be written in the hearts of the people. This meant that the people would internalize the Covenant and have a personal relationship with God, rather than just following the law externally. It emphasized the importance of faith and obedience to God from the heart, rather than just following religious rituals and traditions. This new covenant was to replace the old covenant, which had been broken by the people's disobedience and lack of faith.

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Question 35 Report

The persecution of the early Church in Jerusalem was spearheaded by

Herod Agrippa

the Roman Governor

Saul of Tarsus

the Sadducees

the Scribes

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Question 36 Report

In the sermon on the Mount, Jesus said, Blessed are the pure in Heart for they shall

have the kingdom of Heaven

be called the Sons of God

see God

Inherit the earth

be satisfied

Answer Details

In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus said, "Blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall see God." This means that those who have pure hearts, free from sin and corruption, will have the privilege of experiencing God's presence and glory. By living a life of purity, they will have a clear vision of who God is and what He desires from His people. This statement emphasizes the importance of having a clean heart and living a life that pleases God.

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Question 37 Report

Jesus wanted John to baptize him in order to

fulfil all righteousness

show his superiority over John

wash away his sins

prove that he is the saviour

attract the attention of other sinners

Answer Details

When Jesus asked John to baptize him, he did so in order to fulfill all righteousness. This was to show that Jesus was submitting to God's plan and fulfilling all that was required of him as the Messiah. Baptism was seen as a symbol of repentance and spiritual renewal, and Jesus' baptism marked the beginning of his public ministry. By undergoing baptism, Jesus demonstrated his identification with humanity and his willingness to take on the sins of the world. Thus, Jesus' request for baptism was not for himself, but rather to fulfill the requirements of God's plan for humanity.

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Question 38 Report

The statement - Lord , it is well that we are here ; if you wish, i will make three booths here.... was made during the

call of Simon and Andrew

transfuguration

feeding of the five thousand

sermon on the mount

prayer in Gethsemane

Answer Details

The statement "Lord, it is well that we are here; if you wish, I will make three booths here..." was made during the Transfiguration. According to the Bible, the Transfiguration occurred when Jesus took three of his disciples, Peter, James, and John, up to a mountain to pray. While they were there, Jesus' appearance was transformed, and he appeared in a glorious, heavenly form, talking with Moses and Elijah. Peter, overwhelmed by the experience, suggested building three shelters or booths for Jesus, Moses, and Elijah. This statement indicates Peter's desire to prolong the experience and to honor Jesus, Moses, and Elijah, who he recognized as important figures in Jewish history.

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Question 39 Report

Jesus sent the man born Blind to the pool of Siloam in order that, by his obedience , he might be

made a disciple of Jesus

completely healed

convinced that Jesus was the Messiah

baptized by John

a witness of Jesus to others

Answer Details

Jesus sent the man born blind to the pool of Siloam so that he could be completely healed. This was an act of obedience on the part of the man, who went and washed as Jesus instructed him. As a result of his obedience, he received his sight and was completely healed of his blindness.

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