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When peter describes the suffering of the Christian as a fiery ordeal he meant all the following except that it
A A characteristic of Christian life in the world
B Tests the reality of Christian faith
C It’s sharing in Christ’s suffering
D Is a reason for joy
E Is something a Christian must struggle to attain
Peter exhorts Christian leaders to tend the flock of God with
A A cheerful and willing spirit
B Tact and strictness
C A view to making personal gain
D A haughty and proud spirit
E Good preaching only
James recommended that when Christians are sick or suffering, they should
A Consult a physician
B Pray in faith
C Appeal to the Church for material aids
D Repent and sin no more
E Sing praises to the Lord
James condemns partiality in the Church and says that the rich who receives undeserved attention are those who
A Supply all the financial needs of the Church
B Occupy top post in the Church
C Use their resource for the growth of the church
D Build the infrastructure of the Church
E Blaspheme the honourable name of the Lord
‘Flesh and blood cannot inherit the kingdom of God or does the perishable inherit the perishable.’ This statement means that.
A The imperishable puts on the perishable
B Immortality puts on mortality
C The perishable puts on mortality
D Mortality puts on immortality
E The imperishable puts on immortality
Which of the following, according to Paul, is not the way an idle man should be treated?
A Have nothing to do with him
B Do not feed him
C Look at him as an enemy
D Warn him as a brother
E Do not consider him an enemy
According to Paul's letter to the Roman, a citizen owes all the following duties to the government except
A payment of taxes
B obeying all good laws
C respect for those in aauthority
D support for all anti=christian regulations
E attitude of non- resistance
which of the following did Paul offer to the Philippians in return for their Christian attitude of giving?
A God's abundance to their barns
B His grateful thanks
C Prayer that God might supply their spiritual needs
D request to give more to the poor Christians in Judea
E His constant remembrance of them
According to Paul in 1 Corinthian, the order of importance in the manifestation of spiritual gifts is
A apostles, prophets and teachers
B workers of miracles, speakers of tongues and prophets
C peophets, speakers of various tongues and administrators
D apostles, teachers and helpers
E apostles, teachers and prophets
The phrase 'died to sin' as used by Paul in his letter to the Romans meant
A a sinner dying unrepented
B that sin was the cause of death
C living in sin after death
D total obedience to the passion of life
E complete renewal of life without sin
God sent His son in the fullness of time to redeem those who were slaves under the law, so that they might receive
A the blessings of the father
B the new teaching of the gospel
C adopion as sons of God
D a higher status that the angels
E all the spiritual gifts
In the Epistle of Paul to the Romans, God's promise to Abraham and his descendants to inherit the world was through
A hard work
B faith and hard work
C Righteousness of Faith
D obedience to the law
E work of righteousness
According to Paul, all men have sinned and falling short of the glory of God, but we have been justified by
A Jesus becoming man
B God's gift of grace
C strict obedience to the law
D man's own self effort
E work of righteousness
After Stephen's martyrdom, the evangelist who took the gospel to Samaria was
A Peter
B Philip
C John
D Paul
E Barnabas
Peter and John were arrested for the second time by the Jewish authorities because they
A healed the lame man
B preached in the name of Jesus
C performed many signs and wonders
D abused the Sanhedrin
E plotted against the council
'Your brother will rise again, 'Jesus made this statement at Bethany in the house of
A Mary Magdalene and Martha
B Martha and Mary
C Elizabeth and Salome
D Martha and Joanna
E Mary and Salome
the second sign performed by Jesus in St. John's gospel was the
A healing of the son of an official at Capernaum
B raising up the dead at Bethany
C turning of water into wine at Cana
D raising up of the dead at Capernaum
E feeding of the five thousand
'Behold , the Lamb of God ....' Jesus was compared to a lamb in this verse because he
A was to be slain on the cross
B was to take away the sins of men
C was to be humiliated and persecuted by the world
D was a shephered himself
E loved his heep and lambs
Jesus' triumphal entry into Jerusalem was to manifest that He was
A the all-conquering Messiah
B the earthly king of the Jews
C the humble Messiah of peace
D going to his death
E the son of David
In the parable of the weeds, the enemy who sowed weeds among the wheat was
A a wicked neighbour
B the man's bad servant
C Satan, the devil
D the pharisee
E an offended reaper
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