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If one suffer as a Christian, let him not be ashamed , but under that name let him glorify God. This statement by Peter signifies
A suffering for the Christian faith
B persecution for the Christians for offense committed
C suffering for the sins of others
D submission to persecution
E suffering that leads to death
According to Peter, Jesus bore our sins in His body on the tree so that
A we might die to sin and live to righteousness
B He might pray God to forgive those who cricified him
C He might free us from persecution
D Christians could be free from trials
E He could be cleansed of all unrighteousness
In the first Epistle to the Thessalonian, Paul said that Christians' greatest assurance for the resurrection of the dead was that
A before seeds germinated, they must first die
B The dead have joined the past faithfuls in the grave
C Since God is the God of Abraham, it follows that Abraham is still alive
D since Jesus died and rose from the dead, Christians will also rise
E Jesus ascended into heaven to receive the dead in Christ
According to James, trials have a salutary effects on Christians because , as a means of testing the faith, they produce in them
A knowledge of othe religions
B steadfastness leading to perfection
C adoration of the things of the world
D a manifestation of humility
E resistance to all authority
According to James religion that is pure and undefiled before God is shown by
A reading the Bible
B Obedience to the Ten commandments
C love towards the needy and purity of life
D preaching the words of God
E taking part in all the activities of the church
Which of the following examples was not given by James on how religious faith should be shown in action?
A paying visits to orphans and widows in their afflictions
B making oneself holy and acceptable before God
C controlling one's tongue
D abstaining from worldly sins
E making cash donation to churches and non-religious organizations
In his Epistle to Colossians, Paul taught that in an ideal family, there should exist
A Respect, hope and authority
B Obedience, worship and consideration
C Love, obedience and respect
D Worship, hope and love
E Care, hope and obedience
The main Christian virtue taught by Paul in his Epistle to Philemon is
A Honesty
B Forgiveness
C Kindness
D Patience
E Hospitality
In which of the following ways did the Philippians share in Paul's suffering while in prison
A appealing for his release from prison
B sending relief to the church in Jerusalem
C making regular sacrifices in the Church
D sending him gifts
E joining other churches to visit Paul in prison
Paul taught that, in consequences of his humility and death on the cross, Jesus gained
A salvation for all men
B adoption as the Sons of God
C eternal life in the kingdom of God
D praise and loyalty of all the believers
E exaltation as Lords
In Paul's Epistle to the Romans, to die with Christ and rise with Him means to
A walk in the newness of life
B die in sin that grace might abound
C enter into the kingdom of God
D be obedient to the law
E gain freedom from death
Paul , in his letter to the Romans , said as one man's trespass led to condemnation for all men, so one ma's act of righteousness leads to
A judgement for all believers
B exaltation for all men on earth
C good works among men
D mortality for all men
E acquttal and life for all men
God's promise to Abraham and his descendants that they will inherit the world became a reality through
A strict observance of the law
B the good works of Abraham
C the circumcision of Isaac
D righteousness of faith
E the crucifixtion of Jesus
Which of the following conditions did James impose on the Gentiles before they could be admitted into the church?
A Circumcision
B Abstinence from the pollution of idols
C Seeing of vision
D Abstinence from eating animals
E Observance of the Sabbath law
After fasting and praying the church in Antioch laid their hands on Paul and Barnabas and sent them off. The laying on of hands here signifies
A blessing
B imparting of the Holy Spirit
C confirmation
D forgiveness of sins
E commissioning
The story of Ananias and Saphira was intended to engender in the early church the spirit of
A faithfulness and love
B tolerance and humility
C honesty and willingness to sacrifice
D contentment and leadership
E self-reliance and obedience
when a man complained to Jesus at the pool of Bethzatha that he had no one to put him into the pool, Jesus healed him by saying
A Go, your faith has made you well
B Rise, take up your pallet , and walk
C i have not found such a faith; no not in Israel
D Rise, for the Son of Man has healed you
E Go and show yourself to the priest
The statement, 'Behold the Lamb of God who takes away the Sins of the world', was made by
A James son of Zebedee
B Simon Peter
C a voice from heaven
D an angel of God
E John the Baptist
According to Mathew's Gospel, Jesus instructed the Twelve in their mission not to enter Samaritan towns because
A the Samaritans were hostile to Jesus
B there was no Samaritan among the disciples
C at that time the Jews and the Samaritans were bitter enemies
D the Samaritans had no need of Jesus' healing power
E the Jews were to be the foundation of the Gospel message
'i will be clean'. This statement was made by Jesus at the healing of
A the woman with the issue of blood
B The paralytic
C the leper
D blind Bartimaeus
E Gerasene demonic
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