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In Romans , Paul said that all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God. This statement means that
A right from the beginning , man had failed God through sin
B sin prevailed in man, right from the beginning , inspite of faith
C ignorance of the law is no escape from God's wrath
D the glory of God is reserved for the Jews only
E all uncircumcised have no share in the glory of God
The persecution of the early Church in Jerusalem was spearheaded by
A Herod Agrippa
B the Roman Governor
C Saul of Tarsus
D the Sadducees
E the Scribes
The discipleship of Judas Iscariot had to be taken by another so that
A the disciples might forget Judas' treachery
B Mattias could replace him
C Barabas could take his place
D the scripture would be fulfilled
E the disciples might have closer relationship
Lord, will you at this time restore the kingdom of Israel? The above question implies that the apostle expected Jesus to
A set up his kingdom in Israel
B rule in Israel like any other oriental king
C rule in Israel like the Romans
D destroy the enemies round about the Israelite territories
E make the Isarelite kingdom the most powerful
During the storm in the sea, the disciple were afraid because
A it was night
B they were of little faith
C the wind was too strong
D Jesus was not with them
E Jesus was asleep
The reaction of the chief priest and the Pharisees at the rising of Lazarus was that they
A they accused Jesus of using the power of Beelzebule
B threw stones at Jesus and his disciples
C drove Jesus out of the city
D requested Jesus to show more signs
E reported Jesus to the Jewish council
The statement - Lord , it is well that we are here ; if you wish, i will make three booths here.... was made during the
A call of Simon and Andrew
B transfuguration
C feeding of the five thousand
D sermon on the mount
E prayer in Gethsemane
Jesus sent the man born Blind to the pool of Siloam in order that, by his obedience , he might be
A made a disciple of Jesus
B completely healed
C convinced that Jesus was the Messiah
D baptized by John
E a witness of Jesus to others
A common factor to both the Mission of the Twelve and of the Seventy was that
A two synoptic gospels carry the story
B the names of the twelves and of the seventy were given
C the missionaries were to travel without heavy luggage
D both missions were restricted to Jewish territories
E both missionaries were sent to Gentiles territories
Jesus surrendered to his enemies when he was arrested at the Gethsemane because
A his disciples did not support him
B he did not invite angels to fight for him
C the scripture must be fulfilled
D he was over-powered by his enemies
E he wanted to die as a martr for the gospel
Jesus performed healing miracle in order to
A show his human nature
B manifest the kingdom of God
C respond to people's request for signs
D prove that he was a wonder worker
E make people acclaim him
The living water Jesus offered to the woman of Samaria represents
A pure water
B Word of God
C the Holy Spirirt
D the true wine
E peace of mind
The
A were afraid to say it out
B were annoyed by what they saw
C were told by Jesus not to say it out
D forgot about it as soon as they left the place
E fell asleep and did not see what happened
which of the following instruction was given by Jesus to the Seventy against any town which rejected them?
A carry no purse, no bags and sandals
B Accept whatever they were given as food
C salute every house with peace
D go from house to house preaching the Word of God
E Wipe off the dust of their feet
Jesus' healing miracle that resulted in the charge of blasphemy against him was that of the
A Centurion's servant
B leper
C Blind
D Paralytic
E demoniac
Jesus' Triumphal Entry into Jerusalem is significant because it
A was the climax of His revelation as the Messiah
B marked His assumption as a political leader
C marked the downfall of false Jewish religious leadership
D wasn the end of Jesus ministry
E was the first and only time he rode on an Ass
Jesus as the Lamb of God signifies that
A like a lamb, Jesus obeyed his father and became a man
B Jesus was an earthly Messiah
C God is the good Shephered and Jesus His Lamb
D Jesus was to overcome humiliation
E Jesus was to bear the sins of the world like a paschal lamb
In the sermon on the Mount, Jesus said, Blessed are the pure in Heart for they shall
A have the kingdom of Heaven
B be called the Sons of God
C see God
D Inherit the earth
E be satisfied
According to Luke , the third temptation by the devil was that Jesus should
A jump down from the high mountain
B throw himself down from the pinnacle of the temple
C rebuild the temple in three days
D command stones to become bread
E destroy the temple
Jesus wanted John to baptize him in order to
A fulfil all righteousness
B show his superiority over John
C wash away his sins
D prove that he is the saviour
E attract the attention of other sinners
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