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During the election to replace Judas among the twelve, Peter quoted from the book of
A Joel
B Psalms
C Isaiah
D Ezekiel
The first missionary journey was started by Paul and
A Judas
B Barsabbas
C Timothy
D Barnabas
The preaching of the resurrection of Jesus by his disciples was opposed by the
A Jews
B Elders
C Sadducees
D Pharisees
"Your blood be upon your heads! I am innocent. From now on i will go to the Gentiles." This was Paul's utterance at
A Antioch
B Corinth
C Lystra
D Ephesus
According to Paul in Romans, if it is the adherents of the law who are to be the heirs of Abraham then faith in Jesus is
A null and void
B not attainable
C beyond the reach of Gentiles
D transgression of the law
The theme justification by faith can only be achieved through
A sacrifices to Jesus
B resurrection of Jesus
C redemptive power of Jesus
D response of angels to Jesus
The two major obstacles against Abraham's hope for a son were
A impotency and old age
B old age and barrenness
C faithlessness and unbelief
D Sin and doubt
In Paul's epistle to the Thessalonians, any Christian living in idleness should be
A thrown out of the church
B looked at as an enemy
C sympathised with
D avoided by the others
According to Peter, God set up the state for the purpose of
A silencing the ignorance of foolish men
B collecting appropriate taxes from its citizens
C carrying out appropriate sanctions for the guilty
D ensuring the protection of its citizens
Paul's teaching in Colossians on love, respect and obedience concerns
A Christian giving
B family relationship
C master servantrelationship
D Christian relations with their enemies
Peter urged all Christians to endure sufferings in faith conscious of the fact that
A Jesus himself also resisted suffering
B the devil could lure them from faith with suffering
C only the physical body is affected
D suffering is temporary and leads to eternal glory
Paul and his associates gave the Thessalonian believers an important example to imitate. This example was to
A be ready to help the poor always
B toil, labour and work to earn a living
C depend on foreign aids for sustenance
D suffer imprisonment without complaint
Paul wished to retain Onesimus with him but did not do so because
A Onesimus was unwilling to stay with him
B he was afraid of Philemon's reaction
C he did not like such a favour to be imposed on Philemon
D Onesimus would soon be released from jail
The meeting of the Christian Council of Jerusalem was chaired by
A Peter
B Paul
C James
D John
Jesus said to Martha.."...and whoever lives and believes in me shall never die..." Jesus talks about
A physical death
B spiritual death
C emotional health
D natural death
According to John's Gospel, Lazarus was from
A Bethany
B Galilee
C Jerusalem
D Bethsaida
John's summary of God's love for the world is that He
A sent his son to judge the world righteously
B created man in his own image with authority
C made light that the world might walk in it
D gave his only son to save all believers
Jesus said" I am the bread of life, he who comes to me shall not hunger..." Bread of life" in this context means the
A body of Jesus Christ
B manna given to the Israelites
C holy bread of life
D spiritual food through Jesus
Whoever drinks the water Jesus gives will never thirst. what is this water?
A The spirit of God
B Holy and anointed water
C The word of God
D Law of God
No one can serve two masters..." This means that one should not
A be idolatrous
B belong two two religions
C worship money
D be an unbeliever
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