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''If your enemy is hungry, feed him.'' This statement implies
A vengeance
B kindness
C forgiveness
D charity
Which of the following commandments is described by James as the royal law?
A You shall have no other gods before me
B You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart
C You shall love your neighbour as yourself
D You shall not covet your neighbour's property
The order of events at the second coming of Christ will be that
A those who are alive will be caught up first before the dead will rise
B the dead will rise first before the living are caught up
C the dead and the living will be caught up together
D only the dead will rise leaving behind those who are alive
Paul advised Christians in Thessalonica to keep away from any brother who is
A living in sin
B very stingy in giving
C living in idleness
D not proclaiming the gospel
According to Paul, spiritual gifts, if properly employed help in
A attracting converts
B hastening miracles
C identifying evil doers
D edifying the church
Christians ought to be humble because
A the law commanded it absolutely
B Jesus Christ demonstrated it
C it is a spiritual gift
D only the humble will inherit eternal life
Christians believe that they are children of God because
A they keep the laws and covenants of Abraham as commanded by God
B they are church goers and benefactors
C they are descendants of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob
D through faith, they were baptized into Christ and put on Christ
According to the Letter of Paul to the Romans, sin reigned in death, while grace reigned through righteousness to
A salvation
B eternal life
C eternal pace
D eternal joy
According to Paul, those who rely on the works of the law are under a curse since
A the law is made for the weak
B the law brings about salvation
C none can fully keep the law
D the works of the law are of the devil
The Christians concept of justification is that
A through faith in Jesus, the sinner is now regarded by God as guitless
B by one's efforts in keeping the law, man is now perfect before God
C through his own knowledge, man can now do what is pleasing to God
D by his natural wisdom, a sinner could be reconciled to God
Who was the second martyr of the early church?
A James the brother of John
B John the son of Zebedee
C James the Lord's brother
D Stephen
The event of the day of Pentecost was prophesied by
A Johah
B Joel
C Jeremiah
D Micah
What kind of a man was elected to replace Judas Iscariot?
A a critic of the Jews
B a co-witness of the resurrection
C an opponent of the religious leaders
D a supporter of religious liberty
When Jesus said that Lazarus would rise again Martha thought that
A Jesus would rise her brother from the dead
B her brother would rise again at the last day
C Jesus was talking of His own resurrection
D He was talking of spiritual resurrection
Which of Jesus' words on the cross led a bystander to give him vinegar?
A ''Father, into thy hands I commit my spirit
B ''Father forgive them, for they know not what they do
C ''My God, my God, why hast thou forsaken me
D ''It is finished''.
What did Pilate achieve by sending Jesus to Herod?
A He escaped the anger of the Jews
B Jesus was not killed in his hands
C Herod and Pilate became friends
D he was able to pacify the Jews
Jesus wept over Jerusalem because
A the people did not believe in Him
B the city did not know the things that made for peace
C people were buying and selling in the temple
D the Pharisees and the priests had misled the people
Jesus did not appeal to His Father for legions of angels to fight for Him because
A it was not proper angels to physically fight human beings
B He colud; on His own, avoid the cross
C He wanted the scriptures to be fulfilled
D the disciples were watching and praying
In the Gospel according to Luke, the multitude that followed Jesus during the triumphal entry rejoiced and praised God with a loud voice because
A they realized that Jesus was a prophet from Nazareth
B of the might works that they had seen done by Jesus
C Jesus was for the first time riding on a colt
D they believerd that Jesus would deliver them from the hands of their enemies
Which disciples were with Jesus during the transfiguration?
A Peter, James and John
B Andrew, Thomas and John
C Peter, James and Andrew
D John, James and Philip
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