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After their mission, Jesus enjoined the seventy disciples to rejoice because they had
A excercised authoity over the demons
B sen the glory of God
C seen satan fall like lithening from heaven
D had their names written in heaven
E received spiritual power from heaven
when Jesus was instructing the seventy disciples before they set out on their mission, he condemned the cities of Chorazin and Bethsaida because they
A were out of the area to be visited by the disciples
B did not believe Jesus inspite of his work among them
C destroyed the cities of Tyre and Sidon
D attributed the power of Jesus to Beelzebub
E persecuted Jesus and his disciples
The twelve disciples were drawn from among all the following groups of people except the
A tax collectors
B publicans
C Pharisees
D revolutionaries
E Galileans
The significance of the angel of God touching Isaiah's mouth with burning coal was to
A differentiate him from his people
B cleanse his unholiness
C punish him for daring to look at the Lord of Hosts
D re-awaken his conciousness of God
E make h8im accept his commission
the faith and courage of Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego made Nebuchadnezzar issue a decree that
A all men must worship his golden image
B unbelievers must be thrown into the fiery furnance
C the enemies of the tree Jews should be demoted
D the enemies who reported the Jews should be thrown into the furnance
E anyone who spoke against God should be destroyed
Then Jonah cried to the Lord from the belly of Sheol....
A region of darkness and death
B tempestuous sea
C holy temple of the Lord
D deep sea
E belly of the fish
which of the following Decision did Solomon take contrary to the will of God?
A building a temple for God
B marryingmany foreign women who came with their gods to Israel
C inviting foreign labour for his building projects
D making Jeroboam take charge of labour
E engaging the Israleites in many battles
'The sword devours now one and now another'. This statement was David's reaction to the death of
A Saul
B Joab
C Ishbosheth
D Jonathan
E Uriah
God rejected Saul as the King of Israel because
A he was more invloved in politics than religion
B he did not destroy the Kenites along with the Amalekites
C he slew Agag, the King of Amalek
D he disobeyed God in the war against the Amalekites
E God was more favourably disposed towards Samuel for the kingship
Deborah, wife of Lappidoth,administered justice to the people of Israel at
A Kadesh and Naphtali
B Ramah and Bethel
C Ephraim and Kishon
D Dan and Beersheba
E Ramah and Kishon
The Israelite under Barak defeated the Canaanite troops led by
A Jael
B Heber
C Sisera
D Abinoam
E Deborah
Aaron accompanied Moses to Pharaoh because
A Aaron was a Levit
B Aaron was bolder than Moses
C Moses was deficient in speech
D Aaron was appointed by the people
E Moses wanted Aaron to bear him witness before Pharaoh
Moses ran away from Egypt because he
A did not like to be rought up in Egyptian circles
B could no longer endure the famine in the land
C feared that the news of act of his murder will reach the king
D heard a divine call
E wanted ti reunite with his kinsmen
''If your enemy is hungry, feed him.'' This statement implies
A vengeance
B kindness
C forgiveness
D charity
Which of the following commandments is described by James as the royal law?
A You shall have no other gods before me
B You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart
C You shall love your neighbour as yourself
D You shall not covet your neighbour's property
The order of events at the second coming of Christ will be that
A those who are alive will be caught up first before the dead will rise
B the dead will rise first before the living are caught up
C the dead and the living will be caught up together
D only the dead will rise leaving behind those who are alive
Paul advised Christians in Thessalonica to keep away from any brother who is
A living in sin
B very stingy in giving
C living in idleness
D not proclaiming the gospel
According to Paul, spiritual gifts, if properly employed help in
A attracting converts
B hastening miracles
C identifying evil doers
D edifying the church
Christians ought to be humble because
A the law commanded it absolutely
B Jesus Christ demonstrated it
C it is a spiritual gift
D only the humble will inherit eternal life
Christians believe that they are children of God because
A they keep the laws and covenants of Abraham as commanded by God
B they are church goers and benefactors
C they are descendants of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob
D through faith, they were baptized into Christ and put on Christ
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