WAEC SSCE - Christian Religious Studies - 2005 (Objective)

Question 1 Report

At the time of creation, the river that flowed out of Eden to water the garden divided into

Pishon, Hauijah, Gihon and Tigris

Tigris, Cush, Assune and Hauijah

Pishon, Tigris, Gihon and Euphrates

Euphrates, Gihon, Assyna and Tigris

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According to the Bible, in the book of Genesis, the river that flowed out of Eden to water the garden divided into four other rivers: Pishon, Gihon, Tigris, and Euphrates.

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Question 2 Report

Paul compares the manifestations of spiritual gifts in individual members of the church to the

unity of the human body

rights of the individual members of the church

rights of the different parts of the body

unity of the Church

Answer Details

Paul compares the manifestations of spiritual gifts in individual members of the church to the unity of the human body. In his letter to the Corinthians, Paul uses the metaphor of the body to describe the interdependence of the members of the church and the importance of each member's contribution to the whole. He emphasizes that just as each part of the human body has a specific function, so does each member of the church have a unique gift to contribute. Therefore, it is important for each member to use their gift for the benefit of the whole, and for the church to recognize and appreciate the diversity of gifts within the community.

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Question 3 Report

"Two nations are in your womb, and two peoples born of you shall be divided". The two peoples are

Moses and Jacob

Jacob and Benjamin

Esau and Ishmael

Esau and Jacob

Answer Details

The two peoples referred to in the quote "Two nations are in your womb, and two peoples born of you shall be divided" are Esau and Jacob. This quote is from the book of Genesis in the Bible and is spoken by God to Rebecca, who is pregnant with twins. The two sons, Esau and Jacob, are born and are described as being very different in personality and interests. This eventually leads to a conflict between them and the division of their descendants into two separate nations, the Edomites (descendants of Esau) and the Israelites (descendants of Jacob).

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Question 4 Report

Who among the prophets were referred to as a prophet of doom?

Isaiah

Ezekiel

Amos

Jeremiah

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Question 5 Report

Paul appealed to Philemon to forgive Onesimus on the basis of

equality

righteousness

love

faith

Answer Details

According to the Bible, in the book of Philemon, Paul appealed to Philemon to forgive Onesimus on the basis of love. Paul wrote to Philemon, asking him to receive Onesimus, a former slave who had run away, as a brother in Christ. Paul urged Philemon to forgive Onesimus and not hold his past actions against him, but to show him love and compassion as a fellow believer in Christ. Therefore, the basis of Paul's appeal was the principle of love, which is a central tenet of the Christian faith.

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Spiritual Gifts

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Christian Living In The Community

Humility

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Question 6 Report

The arrest of Jesus by his enemies was

an accident of faith

a result of his tough teaching

a fulfillment of the scriptures

a ploy to see his miraculous powers

Answer Details

The arrest of Jesus by his enemies was a fulfillment of the scriptures. According to the Bible, Jesus was betrayed by Judas Iscariot, one of his disciples, who identified him to the Jewish authorities with a kiss. The Jewish leaders, who were threatened by Jesus' teachings and popularity, arrested him and brought him before the Roman authorities, who ultimately sentenced him to death by crucifixion. This event was seen by Christians as the fulfillment of numerous prophecies in the Hebrew Scriptures, which had foretold the coming of a suffering servant who would redeem God's people.

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Jesus’ Teachings About Himself

Resurrection, Appearances And Ascension Of Jesus

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Question 7 Report

Which of the following was not characteristic of the Early Church?

Constant change in Leadership

Devotion to the teachings of the apostles

breaking bread in member's homes

communal fellowship

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Constant change in Leadership was not characteristic of the Early Church. The Early Church was characterized by a strong devotion to the teachings of the apostles, breaking bread in member's homes, and communal fellowship. The leadership was not constantly changing; instead, the apostles provided leadership, and as the church grew, elders and deacons were appointed to assist in pastoral care and administration.

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Question 8 Report

Jesus said" Not everyone who says to me "Lord, Lord, shall enter into the kingdom of heaven, but he who

hears the word of God

prays and fasts

prophesies in my name

does the will of my father

Answer Details

In Matthew 7:21, Jesus emphasizes the importance of not only confessing Him as Lord, but also doing the will of His Father. Simply saying "Lord, Lord" is not enough to enter the kingdom of heaven, but obeying God's commands and following His will is what truly matters. Therefore, the answer is "does the will of my Father."

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Question 9 Report

Paul taught the Colossians that the relationship between wives and their husbands should be as

is fitting in the Lord

the culture demands

is written in the law

the husband commands

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According to the Bible, in the book of Colossians, Paul taught that the relationship between wives and their husbands should be as is fitting in the Lord. This suggests that the relationship between husband and wife should be based on a foundation of love, mutual respect, and submission to God's will. It is not based on cultural demands or the husband's commands, but rather on what is right and pleasing to God.

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Miracles

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Question 10 Report

Jesus said" Not everyone who says to me "Lord, Lord, shall enter into the kingdom of heaven, but he who

hears the word of God

prays and fasts

prophesies in my name

does the will of my father

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Jesus said that not everyone who calls Him "Lord, Lord" will enter into the kingdom of heaven, but only the one who does the will of His Father. This means that simply calling Jesus "Lord" is not enough to gain entrance into heaven; one must also live a life that is in line with the will of God. Doing the will of God involves obeying His commandments, serving others, and following Jesus' teachings of love, compassion, and forgiveness. So, it is not enough to simply claim to be a follower of Jesus; true discipleship requires a life of obedience and service to God.

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Question 11 Report

The message of Amos was mainly about

the love of God

man's response to God's love

the holiness of God

social justice

Answer Details

The message of Amos was mainly about social justice. Amos was a prophet who spoke out against the injustices and corruption he saw in Israel. He condemned the wealthy and powerful for oppressing the poor and called for them to repent and change their ways. Amos believed that God cared deeply about how people treated one another and that true worship of God required acting justly and treating others with compassion and fairness. Therefore, his message was not only a call to repentance and social change but also a reminder that God's love and concern extend beyond individual salvation to the well-being of society as a whole.

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A Man After God’s Own Heart

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Question 12 Report

As a reward for their faith, Shadrach, Meshack and Abednego were

asked to return to Jerusalem

granted respectable positions

offered money by the king

made to praise Yahweh

Answer Details

Shadrach, Meshack, and Abednego were granted respectable positions as a reward for their faith. According to the Bible, they refused to worship the idol that King Nebuchadnezzar had set up and were thrown into a fiery furnace. But they miraculously survived, and the king was amazed at their faith and courage. As a result, he promoted them to high positions in his government.

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Question 13 Report

The remote cause of the fall of Jerusalem was

Josiah's death at the battle of Megiddo

the military might of Israel's enemies

the sins of Manasseh, the king

Judah's withholding of tribute to Nebuchadnezzar

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Question 14 Report

The wife of Hosea was called

Gomer

Rahab

Jael

Hagar

Answer Details

The wife of Hosea was called Gomer. Gomer was a woman whom Hosea was commanded by God to marry, despite her being a prostitute. The book of Hosea in the Old Testament contains the story of their marriage, and how it served as an allegory of God's relationship with the unfaithful nation of Israel.

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Question 15 Report

During the creative activity of God, He made the beasts

in His own image

to multiply on the earth

according to their kinds

to serve the needs of man

Answer Details

According to the Bible, in the book of Genesis, during the creative activity of God, He made the beasts according to their kinds. Additionally, God made man and gave him dominion over the beasts to serve his needs. However, it is important to note that God made man in His own image, not the beasts.

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Question 16 Report

Before his ascension, Jesus commissioned his disciples to go to all nations and

cast out demons

heal the sick

raise the dead

make disciples of them

Answer Details

Before his ascension, Jesus commissioned his disciples to go to all nations and make disciples of them. This means that Jesus instructed his disciples to teach and spread his teachings to all people, so that they too can become followers of Jesus and learn how to live a righteous and meaningful life according to his teachings. This is considered an important task of every Christian, to spread the word of Jesus and make disciples of all people, in order to help them find salvation and eternal life.

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Question 17 Report

The seeds that fell among thorns represent those who hear the word of God but lose it because

they refuse to be baptised in water

their parental background does not allow them to believe

the cares of the world and delight in riches choke the word

the unbelievers do not permit new converts to receive the word

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In the parable of the sower, Jesus explains that the seed that falls among thorns represents those who hear the word of God but lose it because the cares of the world, such as worry, anxiety, and love for material things, and the desire for wealth choke the word and make it unfruitful. In other words, these individuals are more concerned with worldly pursuits and pleasures than with living a life that is guided by the teachings of Jesus Christ.

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Question 18 Report

Naboth would not give the vineyard to Ahab because it was

under cultivation

inherited from his father

better than Ahab's offer

undervalued by the king

Answer Details

Naboth would not give the vineyard to Ahab because it was inherited from his father. In the story in the book of 1 Kings, Naboth was the owner of a vineyard that was next to Ahab's palace, and Ahab wanted to buy it or exchange it for a better vineyard. However, Naboth refused to sell or trade it because it was his family inheritance and against the Jewish law to sell one's ancestral property. This made Ahab angry, and he eventually had Naboth falsely accused and executed to take over his land.

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Question 19 Report

James recommends the anointing oil of the elders because such anointing

prepares the sick for his last journey

makes the sick holy and righteous

promotes physical recovery

ensures forgiveness to the sick

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Question 20 Report

According to Jesus, the seventy disciples who returned from a successful missionary work should rejoice because

the demons were subject to them

the sick were healed through their ministry

the lame walked just at their command

their names were written in heaven

Answer Details

According to Jesus, the seventy disciples who returned from a successful missionary work should rejoice because their names were written in heaven. This means that they have been counted worthy by God to be His workers and to spread His message, and therefore their reward is in heaven. It is also a confirmation that their work has been recognized and approved by God.

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Discipleship

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Question 21 Report

A good example of parental responsibility was demonstrated by

Samuel

Eli

David

Asa

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Question 22 Report

Nebuchadnezzar punished those who refused to worship the golden image by throwing them into

the River Nile

the river of Babylon

a furnace

a lion's den

Answer Details

Nebuchadnezzar punished those who refused to worship the golden image by throwing them into a furnace. In the book of Daniel, King Nebuchadnezzar made a golden image and commanded all the people to worship it. Three Jewish men, Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego, refused to worship the image because it went against their faith in God. Angered by their disobedience, Nebuchadnezzar ordered that they be thrown into a fiery furnace. However, God miraculously saved them from the flames, and they emerged unscathed. This event demonstrated the faithfulness of these men to their beliefs and God's power to protect his people.

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Question 23 Report

When God said to Solomon," Ask what i shall give you" he requested for

long life and prosperity

power and assistance against his enemies

peace and understanding to serve God

wisdom and understanding to serve the people

Answer Details

When God said to Solomon, "Ask what I shall give you," he requested for wisdom and understanding to serve the people. Solomon was the son of David and was known for his wisdom and wealth. He had just become king of Israel and recognized that he needed God's help to rule wisely and justly. So, instead of asking for riches, power, or a long life, Solomon humbly asked for the ability to discern between right and wrong and to govern his people with wisdom and understanding. God was pleased with Solomon's request and granted him not only wisdom but also riches and honor. Solomon's reign was marked by prosperity, peace, and justice, and his example has been an inspiration to leaders throughout the ages.

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Question 24 Report

Paul taught that by our common faith in Jesus and baptism, the difference between Jews and Gentiles has become

permanent

temporal

irrelevant

real

Answer Details

Paul taught that by our common faith in Jesus and baptism, the difference between Jews and Gentiles has become irrelevant. In other words, our faith in Jesus Christ and our baptism unite us as one people, and our ethnic, cultural, or social differences do not matter in the eyes of God. All believers in Jesus are considered equal and part of the same family, regardless of their background.

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Question 25 Report

The Phillipians' gifts to Paul were for

the growth of the church

his sustenance

distribution to the saints

other Christian prisoners

Answer Details

The Philippian's gifts to Paul were for his sustenance. This means that the gifts were intended to provide Paul with the necessary support to meet his basic needs such as food, clothing, and shelter. Paul was a missionary who traveled extensively to spread the gospel, and these gifts were essential to support his ministry and ensure that he had the necessary resources to continue his work.

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Question 26 Report

Paul wrote to the Thessalonians about idleness because he learnt that they were

among the idlest people in Asia

forcing Christians to work in the Church

unwilling to give offerings

expected the second coming of christ

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Question 27 Report

The experience which totally changed Paul's focus in life was his

witnessing the martyrdom of Stephen

determination to wipe out the church

participation in the council of Jerusalem

encounter with Jesus on the road to Damascus

Answer Details

Paul's experience which totally changed his focus in life was his encounter with Jesus on the road to Damascus. According to the Bible, Saul (later known as Paul) was a persecutor of Christians, but while on his way to Damascus to continue his mission, he was struck down by a blinding light and heard a voice saying, "Saul, Saul, why do you persecute me?" This was a life-changing experience for him, and he was converted to Christianity. He went on to become one of the most influential figures in the early Christian church, preaching and writing extensively about his faith.

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Question 28 Report

Peter advised his fellow elders to tend the flock of God that was in their charge

with care

willingly

by example

domineeringly

Answer Details

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Question 29 Report

Paul in Romans taught that Christians are Abraham's descendants by

grace

faith

circumcision

law

Answer Details

In the book of Romans, Paul taught that Christians are descendants of Abraham by faith. He explained that it was not through keeping the law or through circumcision, but rather through faith in Jesus Christ that they become part of the family of God. Paul emphasized that both Jews and Gentiles could become children of God through faith, and that this faith was what made them true descendants of Abraham.

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Question 30 Report

The Phillipians' gifts to Paul were for

the growth of the church

his sustenance

distribution to the saints

other Christian prisoners

Answer Details

The Philippian's gifts to Paul were for his sustenance. In the Bible, the Apostle Paul was imprisoned several times for preaching the gospel, and during one of his imprisonments, the Christians in Philippi sent gifts to him through Epaphroditus. These gifts were intended to provide for Paul's needs while he was in prison, such as food, clothing, and other necessities. Paul was grateful for the Philippians' generosity and expressed his appreciation in his letter to them.

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Question 31 Report

The rich man who ignored the needs of Lazarus lacked

a sense of proportion

parental care

human sympathy

spiritual contentment

Answer Details

In the story of Lazarus and the rich man, the rich man ignored Lazarus, a poor man who lay at his gate in need of help. The rich man lacked human sympathy or empathy. He was not able to feel and understand the suffering of Lazarus and failed to respond to his needs. This demonstrates a lack of basic human decency and kindness, which is a fundamental aspect of being a good person.

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Question 32 Report

The name Ichabod means

Yahweh is God

beloved of Yahweh

I have asked him from the Lord

the glory has departed from Israel

Answer Details

The name Ichabod means "the glory has departed from Israel". It comes from the Hebrew Bible and is mentioned in the book of 1 Samuel. Ichabod was the son of Phinehas, who was a priest in the service of God. The name was given to Ichabod after the Ark of the Covenant was captured by the Philistines and his father and brother were killed in battle. When his mother heard the news, she went into labor and gave birth to him, and she named him Ichabod to signify the loss of the Ark and the departure of God's glory from Israel.

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Question 33 Report

At the coming of the Lord, unbelievers will

be condemned

have a desolate land

be hit by famine

die in divine war

Answer Details

According to Christian eschatology, at the coming of the Lord (referring to the second coming of Jesus Christ), unbelievers will be condemned. This means that those who have not accepted Jesus Christ as their savior and have not repented of their sins will be punished with eternal separation from God in Hell. This belief is based on various biblical passages, including 2 Thessalonians 1:8-9 and Revelation 20:11-15.

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Question 34 Report

"How is it that you, a jew, ask a drink of me, a woman of Samaria?" The speaker was surprised because

Jesus was God and not human

the Jews could only buy water from Samaria

the Jews had no dealings with Samaria

it was unlawful for a man to receive water from a woman

Answer Details

The speaker was surprised because the Jews had no dealings with Samaria. There was a long-standing animosity between Jews and Samaritans, rooted in their historical and religious differences. The Samaritans were seen as unclean and heretical by many Jews, and there was a strict social and religious separation between the two groups. This is why the woman was surprised that Jesus, a Jew, would even speak to her, let alone ask for a drink of water. It was an unexpected and somewhat scandalous interaction that broke down barriers of culture, gender, and religion. Jesus' willingness to engage with this Samaritan woman demonstrated His love for all people, regardless of their background or social status.

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Question 35 Report

Paul said he was not fit to be called an apostle because he

was not called like the others

was not a jew

persecuted the Early Church

was only a distributor of letters

Answer Details

Paul said he was not fit to be called an apostle because he persecuted the Early Church. Before his conversion, Paul, then known as Saul, was a zealous persecutor of the followers of Jesus Christ. He was present at the stoning of Stephen, one of the first Christian martyrs, and actively sought to arrest and imprison other believers. However, after his encounter with Jesus on the road to Damascus, Paul underwent a radical transformation and became a devoted follower of Christ. Despite his past actions, he recognized that he was only made an apostle through the grace of God and not because of any merit or worthiness on his part.

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Question 36 Report

Jonah typified Jesus Christ when he

surrendered himself to be swallowed by the fish

offered to loose his life that others might be saved

rejected the message of God

announced destruction for the Ninevites

Answer Details

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Question 37 Report

"Father forgive them for they know not what they do" was prayer said by

Phillip

Peter

Paul

Stephen

Answer Details

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Question 38 Report

In Romans, Paul admonished Christians in their dealings with secular powers to

reject all secular laws

pray for the leaders

refuse t pay tax to them

respect the authorities

Answer Details

Paul admonished Christians in their dealings with secular powers to respect the authorities. He urged them to submit to the governing authorities because they were appointed by God and serve as agents of God's wrath against wrongdoers. He argued that whoever rebels against the authorities rebels against what God has instituted, and that they would face judgment. He further urged Christians to pay their taxes to the authorities as they are owed, and to give to each what is due, such as honor to whom honor is due, and respect to whom respect is due.

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Question 39 Report

Which of the following does not relate to the new life in Christ?

Baptism

Circumcision

Grace of God

Faith

Answer Details

The answer is "Circumcision". Circumcision was a Jewish tradition in which the foreskin of the male genitalia was removed as a sign of the covenant between God and Abraham. In the new life in Christ, circumcision is no longer a physical act but a spiritual one. As Paul explained, "For we are the circumcision, who worship by the Spirit of God and glory in Christ Jesus and put no confidence in the flesh" (Philippians 3:3). Baptism, grace of God, and faith are all essential aspects of the new life in Christ. Baptism is the symbolic act of dying to the old self and rising to new life in Christ. Grace of God is the unmerited favor and love that God extends to us, which enables us to live a new life in Christ. Faith is the foundation of the new life in Christ, as it is by faith that we are saved and able to live a life that pleases God.

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Question 40 Report

One of the early Christians who sold his property and gave the money to the apostles was

Barnabas

Stephen

Barabas

Matthias

Answer Details

The early Christian who sold his property and gave the money to the apostles was Barnabas. He was a companion of Paul and played a significant role in the early church. Barnabas was known for his generosity and selflessness, and his act of selling his property to support the apostles and the church community was a demonstration of his commitment to the cause of Christ. His example of sacrificial giving has been an inspiration to Christians throughout the ages, and his name has become synonymous with generosity and encouragement.

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Question 41 Report

The final trial of Jesus was presided over by

Herod

Caiaphas

the High Priest

Pilate

Answer Details

The final trial of Jesus was presided over by Pilate. Pilate was the Roman governor of Judea at the time, and he was responsible for maintaining law and order in the region. The Jewish authorities, including Caiaphas the High Priest, brought Jesus to Pilate because they wanted him to be executed. Pilate initially tried to avoid making a decision by sending Jesus to Herod, but Herod sent him back. Ultimately, Pilate succumbed to the pressure from the Jewish authorities and sentenced Jesus to be crucified.

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Question 42 Report

According to Jesus, a disciple must not

hate his parents and family

bear his own cross

be a poor man

count the cost

Answer Details

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Question 43 Report

According to Jesus, a good shepherd lays down his life for sheep but a hireling

sells them off for personal profit

abandons the sheep in the face of danger

protects some of the sheep leaving others to danger

asks for better pays before doing his work

Answer Details

According to Jesus, a good shepherd is willing to risk and even lay down his life to protect his sheep from danger. In contrast, a hireling, who is only in it for the money, will abandon the sheep at the first sign of danger and will not protect them because he does not care for them as the good shepherd does.

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Question 44 Report

Paul argued that Jesus died for us while we were yet sinners in order to

prove that he was not an ordinary man

show God's love for sinful man

warn us to desist from sin

give us power to possess the earth

Answer Details

Paul argued that Jesus died for us while we were yet sinners in order to show God's love for sinful man. According to Christian belief, all humans are sinful and separated from God. The death of Jesus on the cross was an act of sacrificial love, demonstrating God's desire to reconcile humanity to Himself. Jesus died not because we deserved it or had earned it, but out of His great love for us. Through His death and resurrection, Jesus made a way for us to be forgiven and restored to a right relationship with God. Paul emphasized that this act of love was not limited to those who were already righteous or deserving, but was extended to all, including those who were still sinners. This is a powerful expression of God's grace and mercy, and a reminder that salvation is a free gift offered to all who believe in Jesus Christ.

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Question 45 Report

Saul's death on Mount Gilboa was in consequence of his

sin of disobedience

resorting the witch of Endor

loss of confidence in David

Armour bearers obedience

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Saul's death on Mount Gilboa was a consequence of his sin of disobedience. Saul had disobeyed God's commandments, and as a result, God withdrew his protection and guidance from him. This left Saul vulnerable to his enemies, and he was eventually killed in battle. Specifically, Saul disobeyed God's command to destroy the Amalekites and their possessions completely, instead, he spared their king and some of their animals, thereby disobeying God's explicit instructions. As a result, God rejected Saul as king and chose David as his successor.

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Question 46 Report

Herod persecuted the early church because he was

opposed to the Apostle's teaching

impressed by his growing popularly after killing James

unhappy that the Jewish leaders were not doing enough havoc to the apostles

asserting the extended powers granted to him by rome

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According to the Bible, in the book of Acts, Herod persecuted the early church because he was opposed to the Apostle's teaching. Herod saw that the Apostles were gaining many converts to Christianity and he felt threatened by their message. He arrested and killed James, the brother of John, and when he saw that this pleased the Jewish leaders, he arrested Peter as well. Herod was trying to suppress the spread of Christianity and maintain his own power and authority. Therefore, it was his opposition to the Apostle's teaching that motivated him to persecute the early church.

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Question 47 Report

According to Romans, when civil authorities punish evil doers they do so as the

agents of God's wrath

supervisory authority

agents of the darkness of this world

representatives of angelic powers

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According to Romans, when civil authorities punish evildoers, they do so as the agents of God's wrath. In Romans 13:4, it states that civil authorities are "God's servants, agents of wrath to bring punishment on the wrongdoer." This means that God has appointed civil authorities to act as his representatives in maintaining justice and order in society. When they punish those who break the law, they are fulfilling God's purpose and executing his justice. Furthermore, in the preceding verses, Romans 13:1-3, it emphasizes that all authority comes from God and that submission to authority is necessary for the well-being of society. Therefore, when civil authorities carry out their duties justly, they are fulfilling God's will and maintaining order and justice in society.

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Question 48 Report

Abiding in Christ's love, demands that we

have hope for the future

keep his commandments

imitate one another

manifest the peace of God

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Abiding in Christ's love means to continue to follow his teachings and commands. In John 15:10, Jesus said, "If you keep my commandments, you will abide in my love, just as I have kept my Father's commandments and abide in his love." Therefore, abiding in Christ's love requires keeping his commandments, which includes loving one another, forgiving others, and following his example of humility and sacrificial love.

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Question 49 Report

When Saul and his troops came after David in the Wilderness of Ziph, David and Abishai went to Saul's camp to

slay him

surprise him

capture him alive

dialogue with him

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Consequences Of Saul’s Disobedience

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Question 50 Report

Instead of being unnecessarily anxious about life and the affairs of this world, Jesus taught us to

relax our minds and wait for the manna from above

seek first the kingdom of God and its righteousness

repent of our sins and preach the gospel

seek water baptism and qualify for divine healing

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Jesus taught us to seek first the kingdom of God and its righteousness instead of being unnecessarily anxious about life and the affairs of this world. This means prioritizing our relationship with God and living in accordance with His will, rather than being consumed by worry and anxiety about worldly things. By focusing on seeking God's kingdom and righteousness, we can trust that our needs will be provided for and that we will find true peace and contentment.

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Question 51 Report

Moses was nursed by

Pharoah's daughter

Rachael

his mother

Rebecca

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Moses was nursed by his own mother. According to the biblical account in the book of Exodus, when Pharaoh ordered all Hebrew baby boys to be killed, Moses' mother put him in a basket and placed him in the Nile River, where he was found by Pharaoh's daughter. Moses' sister then suggested that she could find a Hebrew woman to nurse the baby, and Pharaoh's daughter agreed. The sister then brought Moses' own mother to nurse him, and Pharaoh's daughter paid her to do so.

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