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'''Let us make man in our image, implies man
A becoming God
B being a representative of God to fellow men
C being like God
D becoming the exact picture of God
The two sons of Samuel that became Judges in Israel were
A Joel and Abijah
B Abimelech and Abijah
C Hophni and Phinehas
D Joel and Abimeech
Moses sent men to spy out the land of Canaan in order to
A measure the entire land
B share out the land
C know if it was good or bad
D know if it was flowing with milk and honey
Peter advised Christians under persecution to put on an attitude
A resistance
B retaliation
C faith
D pride
When Peter said the time had come for judgement to begin with the "household of God" he meant that
A God himself will soon sit in judgement over the world
B members of God's family will judge the others
C Christians are warned that they would be the first to be judged
D on the day of judgement, God will select the sheep and cast away the goats
Which of the following did not feature in James' teaching on faith without works?
A Abraham's willingness to offer his only son to God
B Rahab's handling of the two spies
C The belief by the demons that there is one God
D presenting sin offerings to God
James in his epistle, says that true religion is
A hearing the word of God
B preaching the word of God
C observing one's face in the mirror
D visiting orphans and widows and keeping oneself pure
Paul wrote to Philemon to plead for forgiveness for
A Appiah
B Epaphras
C Onesimus
D Archippus
Paul commended the Philippians for surpassing other churches in
A tolerance and honesty
B giving and receiving
C preaching the good news
D working of miracles
The Philippians sent gifts to Paul through
A Mark
B Luke
C Timothy
D Epaphroditus
All the following are spiritual gifts as enumerated by Paul in the first Epistle to the Corinthians except
A hearing
B wisdom
C healing
D speaking in tongues
In Galatians, Paul taught that the law was a custodian until Christ came, that we might
A obey the law
B be justified by faith
C live according to the dictates of the law
D continue to live under the custodian
Paul in Romans,taught that man was justified by his
A religious outlook
B self-righteousness
C good deeds
D faith in Jesus Christ
St. Paul's belief in the reality of the Resurrection makes him assert that if there were no resurrection then
A Christians should get their heads examined
B Christians' faith is in vain
C unbelivers who have died have perished
D Christians should not be pitied for their faith
According to Paul in Galatians, adoption of Christians as children of God came by stages which excludes
A coming of Jesus to redeem those under the law
B inevitable period of custodianship under the law
C the indwelling of the spirit of the son in our hearts
D final acceptance as true sons, no longer slaves
Justification be faith means
A acquittal based on self righteousness
B acceptance through grace
C declared innocent on trial
D acceptance through compliance with the law
Paul admonished the Romans not to let sin reign in their mortal bodies, but to yield themselves to God as men who
A are perfect in all things
B have been brought from death to Life
C are under the law
D are instruments of peacee
The circumstances that led to the Council of Jerusalem was the preaching of
A Peter and John about Christ
B Paul and Silas about resurrection
C Judaizers about the rite of circumcision
D Paul and Philip in Samaria
The death of Stephen was for the church more of a blessing than a curse because it was immediately followed by the
A solidarity of the church in Jerusalem
B conversion of Simon Magus in Samaria
C expansion of the Gospel beyond Jerusalem
D Manifestation of the power of the Holy Spirit
Peter and John were arrested and imprisoned by the Jewish leaders because they were
A healing in the temple
B condemning the leaders for crucifying Jesus
C proclaiming Jesus' resurrection
D suspected to have been with Jesus
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