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According to Matthew's account of the gospel, Jesus charged the twelve disciples to give without pay because they themselves
A were to be perfect
B would be fed by others
C would be repaid by God
D had freely received
The parable of the lost sheep teaches much about God's
A forgiveness
B love
C wisdom
D endurance
In parable of the sower, the seed which fell on rocky ground refers to people whose conversion is
A unfruitful
B genuine
C superficial
D lasting
In the gospel according to Matthew, the disciples could not heal the epileptic boy because
A they had little faith
B they did not pray enough
C the boy's father had no faith in them
D Jesus was not present
The Jews sought all the more to kill Jesus after healing the man at the pool of Bethzatha because they thought that He
A claimed to have authority to forgive sins
B made Himself equal with God
C did not agree with the law of Moses
D said that He was born before Abraham
By the miracle of raising Lazarus to life, Jesus wanted to
A demonstrate His love for Lazarus
B reward Mary and Martha for their charity
C convince the people that He was the LORD of life
D seek self-glorification
The disciples became terrified when they saw Jesus walking on the sea because
A they thought He would drown
B they thought He was a ghost
C they lacked faith
D there was a great storm in the sea
''Follow me and leave the dead to bury their own dead.'' By this statement, Jesus means that
A disciples should not attend burials
B there is no life after death
C following Him comes before anything else
D disciples should leave their families in God's care
''Why does your teacher eat with tax collectors and sinners?''. On what occasion was this question asked?
A following the call of Matthew
B when Jesus ate in the house of Zecchaeus
C when Jesus fed the multitude
D following the invitation of Jesus to a meal by a Pharisee
According to the temptation narratives in the gospels according to Matthew and Luke, Jesus overcome Satan because He
A depended on the word of God
B was too wise for Satan
C knew Satan's tactics
D was the Son of God
According to the temptation narratives in the gospels according to Mathew and Luke, Jesus overcame Satan because He?
A depended on the word of God
B was too wise for Satan
C knew Satan's tactics
D was the Son of God
"Thou art my beloved Son; with thee i am well pleased ." This statement was made during the?
A transfiguration
B ascension
C holy week
D baptism
Jesus was baptized by John the Baptist?
A to fulfil the prophecy about Him
B so that the heavens could open up blessings for all believers
C to fulfil all righteousness
D so that the Holy Spirit could descend upon Him
What did God give to Ezekiel to eat in his vision?
A scroll
B bread
C manna
D burning coal
With reference to Prophet Isaiah's vision, which of the following attributes must a minister of God possess?
A Dedication
B Knowledge
C Anointing
D Holiness
"Come let us return to the Lord; for he has torn, that he may heal us; he has stricken, and he will bind us up."This call is to encourage?
A response to God's love
B concern for one's nation
C social justice and true religion
D response to the need of the nation
The valley of Achor in the Book of Hosea is a door of?
A love
B hope
C peace
D wisdom
In the first three chapters of the Book of Hosea, his main teaching is that?
A one can marry a harlot
B God loves us despite our sins
C one should forgive others
D one should keep the commandments of God
The Lord has set the sun in the heavens, but he said that he will dwell in thick darkness ...."
A law giving at Mount Sinai
B dedication of solomon's temple
C crossing of the Red Sea
D ten plagues of Egypt
When David repented of his adultery with Bathsheba, he said?
A i have done wrong ..........."
B i have sinned against the Lord"
C Have mercy on me ........"
D The man who has done this deserve to die"
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