"For I desire steadfast love and not sacrifice..." this statement relates to the______

response of Israel to the genuineness of God's love

response of God's love to the children of Israel

response of Israel to the genuineness of God's love

message of Hosea on faithfulness and social progress

... updated Nehemiah about the state of Jerusalem while he was ...

Zerubbabel, an Emperor in Babylon

One of the most significant lessons from the healing of the Centurion's Servant is that ____________

The Salvation of God is universal

Jesus has the power to forgive sins

The Level of faith of the servant made Jesus heal him

The Salvation of God is universal

Even the sons of the Kingdom are not worthy of God's Kingdom

Paul advised the young in his teaching on interpersonal relationship among Christains to ________

Subject themselves to the elders

See themselves as strong and able-bodied servants of God

Subject themselves to the elders

Maintain good conduct among Non-Christians

The name "Jezreel" is a representation of ______

The Punishment to come unto the royal house

Hosea's discontent with his wife

Victory upon the enemies of Israel

The Punishment to come unto the royal house

The broken covenant between God and Israel

Joseph's leadership quality was so exceptional so much that_________

other nations of the world benefited from it

the Chief butler recommended him to Pharaoh

God rewarded his action of committing adultery with Potiphar's wife

Pharaoh had to appoint him as Emperor

other nations of the world benefited from it

When Jesus healed the paralytic, the anger of the scribes was aroused by His_______

refusal to show them signs of His divinity

nature of command to the paralytic

healing of the man on a Sabbath

To St. James, a doer of the word of God must learn to also__________

persevere in times of tribulation

be a listener of the word of God

To St Paul, Christians can prepare for the second coming of Christ by______

Spreading the message of Christ's coming far and wide

Relentlessly fasting and praying

"Do not be afraid; for I know what you seek, Jesus who was crucified..." This statement was made__________

to Mary Salome, Mary Magdalene and Mary the mother of James

to Mary Magdalene and Mary the mother of James

to Mary Salome, Mary Magdalene and Mary the mother of James

Which of the following was Pilate's question to Jesus at his trial?

Are you Jesus, the prophet from Galilee?

What is it that these men testify against you?

JAMB UTME - Christian Religious Studies - 2019

Question 1 Report

On the ________day, the child was _______and named Jesus

Eight, anointed

Ninth, Circumcised

Ninth, Anointed

Eight, Circumcised

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Question 2 Report

"For the men in the ship knew that he was fleeing from the presence of the Lord". The person referred to in this statement is________

Jonah

Hosea

Amos

Elijah

Answer Details

The person referred to in the statement is Jonah. The statement is a reference to the Biblical story of Jonah, who was a prophet in ancient Israel. In the story, Jonah was commanded by God to go to the city of Nineveh to preach against its wickedness. However, Jonah didn't want to do this and instead decided to flee on a ship to Tarshish. During the journey, a great storm arose, and the men on the ship became fearful for their lives. They eventually realized that Jonah was the cause of the storm because he was running away from God's command, and they threw him overboard to appease God. Jonah was then swallowed by a great fish, and after three days and nights, he was vomited onto the shore by the fish. Therefore, the phrase "For the men in the ship knew that he was fleeing from the presence of the Lord" refers to the realization of the sailors that Jonah was trying to escape from God's will, which caused the storm to come upon them.

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Question 3 Report

St. Peter's teaching on Civic Responsibility centers upon_____

Good Neighbourliness

Social Advancement

Good Citizenship

Social Justice

Answer Details

St. Peter's teaching on Civic Responsibility centers upon Good Citizenship. St. Peter emphasizes that Christians should be model citizens who obey the laws of the land, respect authorities, and contribute to the welfare of society. He encourages believers to live in a way that promotes the common good and to be responsible members of their communities. This includes paying taxes, serving in public office, and actively participating in civic life. St. Peter's teaching on Good Citizenship recognizes the importance of contributing positively to society and promoting the well-being of others, which aligns with the broader Christian value of loving one's neighbor as oneself.

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Question 4 Report

Jesus healed the lame man who had been sick for thirty-eight years at?

Capernaum

Samaria

Galilee

Betsheba

Answer Details

Jesus healed the lame man who had been sick for thirty-eight years at the pool of Bethesda in Jerusalem. This is recorded in the book of John, chapter 5. In this story, Jesus encounters a man who had been an invalid for a long time and was unable to walk. He asked the man if he wanted to be healed, and when the man said yes, Jesus commanded him to get up, pick up his mat, and walk. The man was instantly healed and did as Jesus commanded. This event caused controversy because it was the Sabbath, and the religious leaders accused Jesus of breaking the Sabbath law by healing the man on that day. However, Jesus defended himself by saying that he was doing the work of his Father. This story is an example of Jesus' compassion and power to heal those who were sick and in need of physical and spiritual healing.

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Question 5 Report

The core of Saul's disobedience was that__________

He didn't perform the task of smiting the Amalekites to the letter

He preserved the booty for himself

He freed the Kenites

He refused to carry out God's assignment on eliminating the Amalekites

Answer Details

Saul actually carried out God's assignment to destroy Amalek. The gist of his disobedience was that he didn't perform this assignment according to the prescribed instructions, he spared Agag and reserved choice animals for himself

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Consequences Of Saul’s Disobedience

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Question 6 Report

Peter advised Christians to _______as they were sharing Christ's sufferings

Be Prayerful

Rejoice

Persevere

Be Steadfast

Answer Details

The Apostle Peter, in the New Testament of the Bible, advised Christians to rejoice as they were sharing in Christ's sufferings. This advice can be found in 1 Peter 4:13 where it says, "But rejoice insofar as you share Christ's sufferings, that you may also rejoice and be glad when his glory is revealed." Peter's message was that Christians should not be discouraged or fearful when they face suffering or persecution because they are not alone in their struggles. Instead, they should be joyful because they are united with Christ and are partakers in his sufferings. Rejoicing in the midst of trials may seem counterintuitive, but Peter understood that suffering produces perseverance, character, and ultimately, hope. By rejoicing in their sufferings, Christians can develop a deeper understanding of God's love and grow in their faith. Therefore, the answer to the question is "Rejoice."

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Question 7 Report

Nebuchadnezzer king of Babylon invaded Jerusalem and carried away all the treasures of the temple during the reign of_________

Jehoiakim

Mattaniah

Jehoiachin

Mannaseh

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The invasion of Jerusalem by Nebuchadnezzar, king of Babylon, and the carrying away of the treasures of the temple occurred during the reign of Jehoiachin. Jehoiachin was the son of King Jehoiakim and the grandson of King Josiah. He became king of Judah at the age of 18 and reigned for only three months before he surrendered to Nebuchadnezzar and was taken captive to Babylon along with many of the people of Judah. During the invasion, Nebuchadnezzar looted the temple in Jerusalem, taking away many of its treasures, including the golden vessels that had been used in worship. He also destroyed the temple and the city walls, and exiled many of the people of Judah to Babylon, leading to a period of exile for the Jewish people. In summary, Nebuchadnezzar's invasion and looting of the temple in Jerusalem occurred during the reign of Jehoiachin, the son of King Jehoiakim.

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Question 8 Report

Elijah fed on _____ after declaring drought upon the land of Israel

Bread, Fish and Oil

Bread, Meat and Water

Oath, Barley and Water

Vine, Wheat and Water

Answer Details

The correct answer is: Bread, meat, and water. According to the Bible, Elijah was a prophet who declared a drought upon the land of Israel as a result of the people's disobedience to God. During this time, Elijah was fed by ravens who brought him bread and meat in the morning and evening, and he drank from a nearby brook (1 Kings 17:2-6). Later on, when the brook dried up due to the drought, God instructed Elijah to go to a town called Zarephath, where a widow would provide for him. When Elijah found the widow, he asked her for some water and a piece of bread. The widow explained that she only had a handful of flour and a little oil, and that she was preparing to use them to make a final meal for herself and her son before they died of starvation. Despite this, Elijah instructed the widow to make him a small cake of bread with the flour and oil, and to then make a meal for herself and her son. The widow obeyed, and miraculously, her supply of flour and oil did not run out until the drought ended and rain fell upon the land (1 Kings 17:8-16). Therefore, the correct answer to the question is: Bread, meat, and water, as these are the foods that Elijah ate after declaring the drought upon the land of Israel. The other options do not accurately reflect the foods that Elijah ate during this time.

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Question 9 Report

God charged man to 'be fruitful, and multiply, and .... the earth, and subdue it'. (1st creation story)

Renew

Stock

Replenish

Fill

Answer Details

The authoritative answer is 'replenish'. See- Genesis 1:28.

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Question 10 Report

The significance of the last supper is evident in all but one of the following-----

The Revelation of Judas Betrayal

Prediction of the suffering and death of Jesus

Re-establishment of the Lord's covenant with his Children

The prophecy of Peter's denial of Jesus

Answer Details

All the other options reveal Jesus usage of the last supper to foretell certain events except that he re-established the Lord's covenant with his children through Abraham

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Faith, Courage And Protection

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Question 11 Report

Abraham's faith was reckoned to him as righteousness'. This underscores St Paul's admonition that ______

Redemption in Christ is possible through observance of the law

Faith without work is fruitless

Justification is by faith and nor the law

Obedience of the law is unnecessary as compared to God's grace

Answer Details

According to St Paul, Abraham was justified by faith and not by law, the implication of the Above statement

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Justification By Faith

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Question 12 Report

The model example in St. Paul teaching on humility is ______

Abraham

Prophet Elijah

None of the Above

Noah

Answer Details

The model example in St. Paul's teaching on humility is Jesus Christ. In Philippians 2:5-8, Paul wrote about the importance of humility and the example that Jesus Christ set for us. He urged his readers to have the same attitude that Christ had, which involved putting the needs of others before our own and serving them with humility and love. Paul described Jesus as one who, "being in very nature God, did not consider equality with God something to be used to his own advantage; rather, he made himself nothing by taking the very nature of a servant, being made in human likeness. And being found in appearance as a man, he humbled himself by becoming obedient to death—even death on a cross!" (Philippians 2:6-8). This passage shows that Jesus, who was fully God, willingly took on human form and became a servant, putting the needs of others before his own. He humbled himself by submitting to death on a cross, even though he had the power to save himself. In doing so, Jesus set the ultimate example of humility and self-sacrifice, which serves as a model for all Christians to follow. Therefore, St. Paul's teaching on humility is centered around the example of Jesus Christ, who showed us the ultimate act of humility and selflessness through his life, death, and resurrection.

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Question 13 Report

Moses named the place where the Israelites drank water from the rock "Mesah and Meribah' particularly because---------

They wanted to put the lord to test

They made him strike the rock angrily

The people had enough water to drink

Of their fault finding attitude

Answer Details

Moses called the place, "Massah and Meribah' because the Israelites put God to proof by saying, "Is the Lord among us or not?

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Question 14 Report

In Matthew's account, John the Baptist's immediate reaction when Jesus came to be baptized was to_______

ask that Jesus should rather baptize him

ask why he should baptize a non-sinner

wait for the promise of the manifestation of God's glory

baptize Him immediately

Answer Details

In Matthew's account, John the Baptist's immediate reaction when Jesus came to be baptized was to ask that Jesus should rather baptize him. John the Baptist recognized Jesus as the Son of God and knew that he was not worthy to baptize Him. In Matthew 3:14-15, it says, "But John tried to deter him, saying, 'I need to be baptized by you, and do you come to me?' Jesus replied, 'Let it be so now; it is proper for us to do this to fulfill all righteousness.'" By asking Jesus to baptize him instead, John was acknowledging the authority of Jesus and the superiority of His divine status. Jesus' response also shows that it was necessary for Him to be baptized to fulfill all righteousness, which was the plan of God. Therefore, John's immediate reaction was to recognize and submit to Jesus' authority and to fulfill God's plan for righteousness.

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Question 15 Report

The intent of the their temptation of Christ was to____________

Make him focus on wordly possessions

Make him a political Messiah

Make him seem like a Magician

Make him see the riches of the world from a high mountain

Answer Details

By asking Jesus to fall down and bow to him, after showing him all the kingdoms of the world, Satan wanted Jesus to derail from his focus on the kingdom of God to the possession and control of his worldly kingdoms.

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The Baptism And Temptation Of Jesus

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A Man After God’s Own Heart

Baptism And Temptation Of Jesus

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Question 16 Report

St. Paul had already boasted to the ______and for this reason he sent a reminder letter to the ______ on Christian giving

Macedonians, Corinthians

Thessalonians, Church in Achaia

Romans, Church in Antioch

Philippians, Corinthians

Answer Details

The correct answer is: Macedonians, Corinthians. In the Bible, specifically in 2 Corinthians 8-9, the apostle Paul wrote to the Corinthians to remind them about their previous commitment to give to the collection for the poor in Jerusalem. He used the example of the Macedonian churches, who despite being in extreme poverty, had given generously to the same cause. Therefore, he urged the Corinthians to follow their example and give generously as well. So, St. Paul had already boasted to the Macedonians about the Corinthians' eagerness to give, and for this reason, he sent a reminder letter to the Corinthians on Christian giving.

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Christian Giving

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Question 17 Report

Jesus charged Christians to express love just as_______

He taught them the new commandment

They would do with their neighbours

He laid his life for the sake of mankind

They Love God

Answer Details

Christians are to show love to everyone as Jesus Christ did when he made the supreme sacrifice for mankind through the shedding of his blood

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Love

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Question 18 Report

St. James in the teaching on faith and work gave the analogy of _______

A man who looks himself in the mirror and appreciates God for that

A hungry man who approached his fellow Christian for help

A man of little faith encouraging others to work

A poor man with wretched clothing approaching the rich for help

Answer Details

St James liked his teaching on Faith and work to the situation of a hungry man who approached his fellow Christian for help but who was rather told to "Go in Peace; be warmed and filled'.

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Question 19 Report

"I gave you cleanness of teeth in all your cities". By this statement, God gave them ______

New set of teeth

No food to eat

No water to drink

No teeth at all

Answer Details

The statement "I gave you cleanness of teeth in all your cities" is from the book of Amos in the Old Testament of the Bible. It means that God had taken away the people's food and made them go hungry, resulting in their teeth being clean because they had nothing to eat. In other words, the phrase "cleanness of teeth" is a metaphor for hunger and famine. The people had no food to eat, so their teeth were not being used for chewing, resulting in them being clean. This statement was part of a message from God to the people of Israel, warning them of the consequences of their disobedience and reminding them of His power and authority. Therefore, the answer to the question is "No food to eat."

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Question 20 Report

God instructed Saul to utterly destroy Amalek because___________

He abhors Idolatory and all forms of Unrighteousness

Its people opposed the Israelites on the way after departing Egypt

Its people encouraged Israel to disobey God

Samuel had prayed for it destruction

Answer Details

God instructed Saul to utterly destroy Amalek because its people opposed the Israelites on the way after departing Egypt. In the Old Testament, the Amalekites were a people who attacked the Israelites in the wilderness after they had left Egypt, and continued to harass them throughout their journey. God's command to destroy the Amalekites was a punishment for their unprovoked aggression and hostility towards Israel. This command was given to Saul, the first king of Israel, who was expected to carry out God's judgment in obedience to His word. However, Saul failed to fully obey God's instructions, sparing the Amalekite king and some of the spoils of war, which ultimately led to his downfall. Therefore, God's command to destroy the Amalekites was a judgment for their opposition to His chosen people, the Israelites.

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Question 21 Report

The essence of St. Paul's teaching on Law and Grace is that___________

observance of the law is necessary for redemption in Christ

what God truly rewards is the prayer for grace by Christians

observance of the law only isn't a guarantee of salvation

God's grace in Christians' lives shouldn't be a reason for continuing in sin

Answer Details

The essence of St. Paul's teaching on Law and Grace is that observance of the law is not sufficient for salvation, but it is only through God's grace that Christians can be saved. Paul believed that following the law is important, but it cannot bring salvation because no one can perfectly keep the law. Therefore, it is only through faith in Jesus Christ and the grace of God that one can be redeemed and receive eternal life. However, this does not mean that Christians can continue in sin, but rather they are called to live a life of righteousness, obedience to God's commands, and to work out their salvation with fear and trembling.

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Question 22 Report

Paul taught that spiritual gifts in all their varieties emanate from___________

man's cordial relationship with God

the one body of Christ

the one spirit of God

men's ability to interpret

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Paul taught that spiritual gifts in all their varieties emanate from the one Spirit of God. In 1 Corinthians 12:4-11, Paul emphasizes that the gifts of the Spirit come from the same source, which is God. He also notes that there are different varieties of gifts, but they all come from the same Spirit. The gifts are given for the common good of the church, to build up the body of Christ. Paul emphasizes that no one gift is more important than another and that they are all necessary for the functioning of the church as a whole. He stresses the unity of the body of Christ and how each member of the church has a unique role to play. Therefore, Paul's teaching emphasizes that spiritual gifts come from the one Spirit of God and are given for the benefit of the entire church, reflecting God's diversity and unity.

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Spiritual Gifts

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Question 23 Report

"Hosanna to the son of David! Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord, Hosanna in the highest!" This was... account of the Triumphal Entry

Luke's

Mark's

Matthew's

John's

Answer Details

Matthew's synoptic account (in Matthew 21:9) is the authoritative answer to this. N.B: paying attention to little details a true quality of an Art and CRS student.

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Question 24 Report

The accusation of blasphemy against Moses, the law and God was levied against _______

Stephen

Peter and John

Paul

Philip

Answer Details

The accusation of blasphemy against Moses, the law and God was levied against Stephen. In the book of Acts in the New Testament of the Bible, Stephen was a man full of faith and wisdom who was chosen as one of the seven deacons to serve the needs of the community of believers in Jerusalem. However, he was also known for preaching about Jesus and performing miracles, which led to some people becoming jealous and angry with him. During a debate with some of these people, Stephen made a long speech in which he recounted the history of the Israelites and their relationship with God. He criticized the religious leaders for not following God's laws and for rejecting Jesus as the Messiah. This enraged the crowd, and they accused him of speaking blasphemous words against Moses, the law, and God. As a result of these accusations, Stephen was arrested and brought before the Jewish high council, where he continued to defend his beliefs. Eventually, he was stoned to death, becoming the first Christian martyr.

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Divine Providence, Guidance And Protection

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Question 25 Report

The Lord protected the Israelites with all but one of the following when the Egyptians chased them

Pillar of cloud

Pillar of darkness

Angels

Pillar of storm

Answer Details

The Lord used his Angels, pillar of cloud and darkness to obstruct the view of the Egyptians when they pursued the Israelites

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Question 26 Report

St Paul, in 'Law and Grace', although man was condemned, he has been redeemed through the ____

Compliance to the laws of the God

Righteousness of his deeds

Grace of God

Faith in Christ Jesus

Answer Details

St. Paul in 'Law and Grace' explains that although man was condemned due to sin, he has been redeemed through the grace of God. This means that even though we have failed to live up to God's standards, God has extended his unmerited favor and love towards us through the sacrifice of Jesus Christ on the cross. This redemption is not based on our own efforts or good works, but solely on the grace of God, which is given to us freely by faith in Jesus Christ. So, in simple terms, St. Paul is saying that we are saved by the grace of God and not by our own merit or good works.

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Question 27 Report

Josiah sent _____the priest to inquire of the Lord from Huldah

Shallim

Huldah

Hilkiah

Shapham

Answer Details

Josiah sent Hilkiah the priest to inquire of the Lord from Huldah. King Josiah of Judah was concerned about the spiritual state of his kingdom, and so he sent Hilkiah to seek guidance from the prophetess Huldah. Huldah was a woman known for her spiritual insight and wisdom, and Josiah believed that she could provide him with the guidance he needed. When Hilkiah visited Huldah, she confirmed that the kingdom was indeed in a state of spiritual decline, but she also delivered a message of hope, telling Josiah that if he repented and turned back to the Lord, the Lord would spare the kingdom from the judgment it deserved. This story is a reminder of the importance of seeking guidance from God, and of the power of repentance and faith to bring about renewal and restoration.

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Question 28 Report

Only ...stated that the transfiguration took place eight days after Peter's confession of Jesus as the son of God.

John

Matthew

Mark

Luke

Answer Details

The synoptic record of Luke added that Christ's transfiguration took place 8 days after the Peter confessed Jesus as the son of God. (Luke 9:28).

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Question 29 Report

God instructed Saul to utterly destroy Amalek because_____

Its people encouraged Israel to disobey God

He abhors Idolatory and all forms of unrighteousness

Samuel had prayed for its destruction

Its people opposed the Israelites on the way, after departing Egypt

Answer Details

God instructed Saul to utterly destroy Amalek because "its people opposed the Israelites on the way, after departing Egypt." In the book of Exodus, it is mentioned that the Amalekites attacked the Israelites as they journeyed through the wilderness after leaving Egypt. God saw this act of aggression as a direct attack on His chosen people and instructed Saul, who was the king of Israel at the time, to completely destroy the Amalekites and all their possessions as a form of punishment. This event is seen as a symbol of God's protection and care for His people, and a reminder of the consequences of opposing His will. The destruction of the Amalekites also served as a warning to other nations that might consider attacking the Israelites in the future.

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Question 30 Report

Herod Agrippa persecuted Peter primarily to_____

contain the news about Jesus' resurrection

signal to the Apostles that he wouldn't tolerate them

obstruct the spread of the gospel

please the Jews

Answer Details

Herod Agrippa persecuted Peter primarily "to please the Jews." Herod Agrippa was a king of Judea who was known for his persecution of the early Christians, including the apostle Peter. According to the book of Acts in the New Testament, Herod arrested Peter and put him in prison with the intention of putting him on trial before the Jewish people. Herod's persecution of Peter was primarily motivated by his desire to appease the Jewish leaders and people, who were hostile towards the message of Jesus and the early Christian church. By putting Peter on trial and attempting to silence the spread of the gospel, Herod was trying to maintain his power and popularity among the Jewish people. In the end, however, Peter was miraculously freed from prison and continued to preach the gospel, despite Herod's efforts to stop him. This event serves as a testament to the power of God and the resilience of the early Christian church in the face of persecution.

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Question 31 Report

St. Paul on 'Civic Responsibility' advised Christians not only to be law-abiding but also________

to provide moral advice to those in authority

do what is expected of them

shun membership of unlawful societies

resist any illegitimate government

Answer Details

In St. Paul's epistle to the Romans in the New Testament of the Bible, he advises Christians not only to be law-abiding but also to do what is expected of them as responsible citizens. This means that Christians should be respectful of those in authority and their laws, and contribute positively to the society in which they live. St. Paul does not encourage Christians to provide moral advice to those in authority, shun membership of unlawful societies, or resist any illegitimate government. Instead, he emphasizes the importance of Christians fulfilling their civic responsibilities, such as paying taxes, showing respect to government officials, and being law-abiding citizens. By doing so, Christians can be good examples to others and promote the common good of the society in which they live.

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Question 32 Report

Summarily, St Paul in his teaching on 'New Life In Christ' advised Christains to ______

Endeavor to be baptized by immersion

Pray for the Grace of God

Forsake only adultery and murder

Dwell richly in the word of God

Answer Details

St. Paul's teaching on 'New Life In Christ' is centered on the idea that believers should live a transformed life by turning away from their old ways and embracing a new way of living through faith in Jesus Christ. He advises Christians to dwell richly in the word of God, which is the source of spiritual nourishment and growth. By reading and meditating on the Scriptures, believers can gain a deeper understanding of God's will and purpose for their lives. Additionally, Paul encourages believers to pray for the grace of God, which is the empowering presence of the Holy Spirit that enables them to live a holy and righteous life. Finally, while Paul does not explicitly mention baptism, he emphasizes the importance of repentance and turning away from sin as part of the process of entering into a new life in Christ.

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Question 33 Report

One of the most significant lessons from the emergence of Deborah as a leader is that_________

She not only prophesied but also advised Israel

Gender difference isn't a limitation to leadership

Honesty and Integrity are key to leadership

One needs to summon courage as a leader to solve problems

Answer Details

One of the most significant lessons from the emergence of Deborah as a leader is that gender difference isn't a limitation to leadership. Deborah was a prophetess and judge who led the Israelites during a time of oppression by the Canaanites. Despite living in a patriarchal society where men were typically the leaders, Deborah's wisdom and courage were recognized and respected by both men and women. Her leadership not only resulted in the defeat of their enemies but also brought peace to the land for forty years. Therefore, the lesson from Deborah's emergence as a leader is that one's gender should not be a limiting factor in leadership. What matters most is one's ability, character, and commitment to lead effectively.

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Question 34 Report

Jeremiah prophesied God's punishment of the Israelites because they had_______

Compromised his worship

Committed atrocities with their neighbors' wives

Trampled on the needy

No belief in his message

Answer Details

Jeremiah prophesied God's punishment of the Israelites because they had compromised their worship and turned away from God. The Israelites had abandoned their faith and turned to idolatry, worshiping false gods and engaging in other sinful practices. This behavior was in direct violation of God's commands, and Jeremiah warned the people that their disobedience would lead to punishment and exile. In addition, the Israelites had also trampled on the needy and committed other injustices, which further angered God and contributed to his decision to punish them. However, it was primarily their abandonment of true worship that led to Jeremiah's prophesies of punishment.

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Question 35 Report

The core of St Paul's advice on dignity of Labour is that

Christians must work hard to actively support the Church and themselves

The lazy people must be made to learn in the hardest way possible

Everyone should actively contribute to social progress

Christians must be productive

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The core of St. Paul's advice on the dignity of labor is that Christians should be productive and work diligently in whatever occupation they have, as if they are working for the Lord. In the Bible, St. Paul emphasizes the importance of work and the need to avoid idleness. He encourages Christians to work hard, not just to support themselves, but also to support others who may be in need. St. Paul believed that labor was a way to honor God and to demonstrate love for others. In his letter to the Colossians, St. Paul wrote: "Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord, not for human masters, since you know that you will receive an inheritance from the Lord as a reward. It is the Lord Christ you are serving" (Colossians 3:23-24). St. Paul also worked hard himself, despite facing many challenges and difficulties, and encouraged others to follow his example. He wrote, "We were not idle when we were with you, nor did we eat anyone's food without paying for it. On the contrary, we worked night and day, laboring and toiling so that we would not be a burden to any of you" (2 Thessalonians 3:7-9). Thus, the core of St. Paul's advice on the dignity of labor is that Christians should work hard and be productive in their occupations, not just to support themselves, but also to serve others and honor God.

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Dignity Of Labour

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Question 36 Report

According to St James, 'He who keeps the whole law and fails in one is guilty of....'

Breaking the new commandment of Christ

Breaking that particular love and should pray for grace

Breaking the whole law

Breaking the ten commandments

Answer Details

St James advised Christians against partiality and corruption, saying that if they keep the whole law and fail in one by showing partiality

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Greed And Its Effects

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Question 37 Report

In the Gospel according to St. Matthew, Jesus sent His disciples to______

the Gentiles

the Samaritans

the Jews

the Greeks

Answer Details

Jesus sent the disciples to the lost sheep of the house of Israel, the Jews, according to the report of St. Matthew. (Matthew 10:5-6)

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Opposition To The Gospel Message

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Question 38 Report

A Christian can demonstrate that he is light of the world by___________

Advocating for the meek to inherit the earth

being committed to improving himself

being merciful to persons in need

Upholding good moral values

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A Christian can demonstrate that they are the light of the world by living a life that reflects the teachings of Jesus Christ. This includes: - Advocating for the meek and helping those who are in need, being merciful and compassionate towards others. - Being committed to personal growth and improvement, striving to become a better person each day. - Upholding good moral values, such as honesty, integrity, and treating others with kindness and respect. By living in this way, a Christian can be a shining example of the love and grace of God, spreading hope and joy to those around them. They can be a source of light in a dark world, helping to bring peace and happiness to those in need.

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Question 39 Report

Since fervent prayers of the righteous has great power in its effects, Christians according to St. James must________

confess and forsake their sins

not ask wrongly

be steadfast in prayer

have faith while praying

Answer Details

Christians must confess their sins before God and take conscious steps to forsake them as the prayer of the righteous answers fervently.

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The Parables

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Question 40 Report

One of the following is not a quality of good discipleship________

self-denial

total commitment

exuberance

prompt response

Answer Details

"Exuberance" is not a necessary quality of good discipleship. Good discipleship is characterized by qualities such as self-denial, where one is willing to give up their own interests and desires for the sake of following their spiritual leader or beliefs. Total commitment means being fully devoted and dedicated to the cause. However, exuberance refers to excessive excitement and enthusiasm, which is not necessarily a requirement for good discipleship. It is possible to be a good disciple without being overly energetic and enthusiastic. What is more important is a person's actions and behaviors, which should align with the principles and values of their faith.

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