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The Early Christians emphasized unity for all of the following reasons except the
A survival of the Gospel in the face of stiff opposition
B establishment of a system of congregational worship
C practical manifestation of love for one another
D mustering sufficient people to fight for their human rights
The conversation between Jesus and the two men going to Emmaus revealed that
A Jesus has ressurrected from the dead
B many Galileans were not aware of the current news in Jerusalem
C Jesus would first show hmself to outsiders
D the scriptures were God's spoken words
"Why do you seek the living among the dead?" This question was directed to
A Peter and John
B Mary Magdalene and the other women
C the eleven disciples
D Mary Magdalene alone
Before the arrival of Judas in Gethsemane, Jesus
A appealed to his disciples for co-operation
B prayed for the cup to pass from him
C warned his disciples against indolence
D knew that his enemies were at hand
The trial of Jesus was transferred from the High Priest's court to Pilate because
A Jesus lodged an appeal to the higher court
B the High had no power to impose the death penalty
C it gave the High Priest the opportunity to reconcile with the Governor
D the Governor sent troops to stop the trial as a riot was threatening
The Triumphal Entry was significant because it was the
A declaration of Jesus' claim to be the king of the Jews
B last visit of Jesus to Jerusalem before his death
C end of Jesus' open confrontation with the Jewish leaders
D final proof of Jesus' act of humility
"As long as i am in the world, I am the light of the world|" Jesus proved this claim by
A healing the sick only in the day time
B healing the sick man at Bethzatha
C restoring sight to the man born blind
D miraculously escaping from the Jews
According to St Luke, the two men who appeared to Jesus during the Transfiguration discussed
A his miraculous deeds
B his missionary work
C his imminent departure
D the role of his disciples
Jesus walked on the sea to show his disciples that he
A was a spirit
B cared for them
C liked walking on the sea
D was in control
Jesus discouraged the Twelve, during their mission, from going with the aim of making profit because
A money is the root of all evil
B they recieved God's grace freely
C their success depended on fasting
D they would sacrifice service for self-indulgence
Jesus admonished believers not to practice religious piety in public otherwise they would
A have their reward from men
B manifest that they are children of God
C be equal to the gods
D be mocked by unbelievers
Jesus warned his disciples that when dragged before governors, they should not
A be anxious about what to say
B forget his teaching
C run into hiding
D confront their persecutors
Jesus sent out the Seventy to
A the lost sheep of the house of Israel
B the Jews and the Gentiles
C every town and place he was to visit
D the farms to gather in the harvest
The scribe and the priest who saw a wounded traveler on the roadside passed by him because he was
A a Samaritan
B already dead
C sinner
D in a position to defile them
In which of the following ways would John identify Jesus as the "Lamb of God"?
A He would see a lad coming for baptism with a lamb
B He would see a man casting out demons
C The spirit of the Lord would descend on him like a dove
D Jesus would be head and shoulders taller that other people
Darius banned the worship of other gods for three days in order to
A magnify his majestic position
B show his superiority oer other kings
C make him equal to the gods
D implicate Daniel in a hatched plan
The three Jews thrown into the fiery furnace came out unhurt because of their faith and
A confidence
B intelligence
C joy
D love
Amos' message can aptly be described as
A justice and righteousness
B doom for the spiritually bankrupt
C observance of all religious practices
D obedience to the law as true religion
Hosea's message for Israel is centered on
A divine punishment for her enemies
B social justice
C the day of judgement
D the permanence of divine love
The eating of the scroll by prophet Ezekiel was an indication that
A the prophet liked eating scrolls
B he must digest what is inside the scroll before communicating it to others
C the content of the scroll should be hidden from the people
D every prophet should eat scrolls for physical nourishment
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