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According to Mathew's Gospel, Jesus instructed the Twelve in their mission not to enter Samaritan towns because
A the Samaritans were hostile to Jesus
B there was no Samaritan among the disciples
C at that time the Jews and the Samaritans were bitter enemies
D the Samaritans had no need of Jesus' healing power
E the Jews were to be the foundation of the Gospel message
'i will be clean'. This statement was made by Jesus at the healing of
A the woman with the issue of blood
B The paralytic
C the leper
D blind Bartimaeus
E Gerasene demonic
In the parable of the sower, the seeds that were chocked by thorns referred to people
A from whom the evil one snatches away what was sown in their hearts
B who fall away on account of their faithfulness
C who the cares of the world and delights in riches make to fall away
D who hear the word but are chocked by lack of understanding
E who have no regard for the gospel message
In the healing of the leper, Jesus went against one of the Jewish tradition by
A sending the leper to his house
B instructing the leper to publicize the healing
C taking him home
D stretching his hands and touching the leper
E making the leper a disciple
When Jesus told the would-be disciple who wanted to bury his father to leave the dead to bury their own dead , he meant that
A it was customary for the Jewish family to bury the dead
B the spirittually dead should be left to bury the physically dead
C the man's father had not died
D there was an assurance of resurrection for all
E discipleship entailed complete detachment from the family
The three temptations of Jesus in the wilderness were aimed at
A preparing Jesus adequately for his ministerial work
B testing Jesus' magical powers
C showing that the devil lived in the wilderness
D showing that there was a temptation after a long period of fasting
E showing that there was temptation after every baptism
it was possible for Daniel to distinguish himself from the other officers of the King Darius because he
A disobeyed the king's decree
B had an excellent spirit
C co-operated with the other presidents
D had wanted the laws of Medes ans Persians revised
E was intrumental to the take-over of the kingdom by King Darius
The opposition of Sanballat and Tobiah against the effort of Nehemiah to rebuild the walls of Jerusalem was countered by
A posting guards to watch against the enemies day and night and praying to God
B appealing to Sanballat and his men to join in the work of rebuilding
C seeking military assistance from the King of Babylon
D praying to God to utterly destroy the enemies
E inviting the governors of the provinces beyond the river to attack them
'i will put my law within them , and i will write it upon their hearts'.... This statement was made by prophet
A Hosea
B Jeremiah
C Amos
D Ezekiel
E Isaiah
‘Yet forty days, and Nineveh shall be overthrown!’ the people of Nineveh reacted to this message of doom from Jonah by
A Showing genuine sign of repentance
B Becoming enraged and driving him away
C Remaining indifferent to the message
D Destroying all their grooves and shrines
E Holding a meeting to consider the message
Josiah the king of Judah, is best remembered in Jewish history for
A His position to Pharo - Neco of Egypt
B Destroying all the shrines of Baal and Asherah in the country
C Ordering the bones and tombs of the prophets of God to be preserved
D Repairing the temple of God
E Deposing all the priest of Baal and Asherah
when God ordered famine in Israel,Elijah was fed by the ravens at
A river Jordan
B Mount Carmel
C river Kishon
D the plain of Moab
E Brook Cherith
Abner transferred his loyalty from the house of Saul to that of David because
A Ishbosheth threatened to remove him
B Ishbosheth charged him with a fault concerning a woman
C Saul's house had no legitimate successor
D it was the wish of his people
E David invited Abner
'The Lord forbid that i should put forth my hand against the Lord's anointed'. By this statement, David meant that he
A preferred dying to striking Saul
B wanted Saul to die fighting on the battle field
C wanted Saul to surrender unconditionally
D wished that God should be the abitrator between him and Saul
E wished Saul to live forever
Joshua gathered all the tribes of Israel for his farewell address at
A Sinai
B Bethel
C Jordan
D Shechem
E Dothan
God provided water for Israelites by asking Moses to strike the rock at the Wilderness of
A Paran
B Massah
C Sin
D Rephidim
E Sinai
when Joseph was sent to see the welfare of his brothers, he met them pasturing at
A the Wilderness of Sin
B Gilead
C Shechem
D Dothan
E Bethel
The second account of creation was centered on the creation of
A birds
B the heaven
C man
D plants
E the firmament
Peter enjoined Holy living among Christians because Christ has left them an example in all the following ways except that he
A suffered without any guilt on his part
B forgave those who reviled him
C prayed for his persecutors
D bore the sins of the others
E suffered crucifixion because of his divinity
According to Peter , a Christian should exercise his freedom by
A doing what is right
B claiming his freedom at all cost
C using it as a pretex for evil
D asserting it without complementary responsibilities
E enduring pain while suffering
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