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The four people that left Ur of the Chaldeans for Canaan were
A Nahor, Abram, Haran and Lot
B Abram, Sarai, Lot and Haran
C Tera, Abram, Lot and Nahor
D Terah, Abram, Lot and Sarai
'''....and in the morning you shall see the gory of the LORD....''
A provided the Israelites with bread
B provided the Israelites with lamb
C gave the Israelites water to drink
D delivered the Israelites from the Egyptians
According to Romans, good citizenship involves
A reporting criminals in society
B supporting the poor
C obedient to those in authority
D participation in governance
Peter teaches that as aliens and exiles on earth Christians should
A trust in the Lord because He shall sustain them
B maintain good conduct because God cares for them
C abstain from passions of the flesh that wage war against their souls
D continue in faith because God's garce is sufficient to cover their sins
According to Corinthians, it is necessary for a Christian to forgive so as to
A maintain brotherly affection
B emulate the life of Paul
C maintain good neighbourliness
D keep Satan from gaining advantage
'He who supplies seed to the sower and bread for food will supply and multiply your resources...'
A Christian attitude to giving
B Christian attitude to worship
C the parable of the sower
D the parable of the mustard seed
In his teaching against idleness, Paul made reference to
A the tradition of the Church
B the Thessalonians
C the earth Church
D his personal experience
According to Peter, God shows no partiality, but in every nation anyone who fears Him is
A diligent before Him
B acceptable to Him
C holy before Him
D righteous before Him
Which of the following are opposed to each other according to Galatians?
A Believers and unbelievers
B Freedmen and slaves
C Jews and Gentiles
D Flesh and Spirit
Peter admonishes that Christians should endure suffering because anyone who has suffered in the flesh
A shall live the rest of his life in peace
B shall cloth himself with humility
C has ceased from sin
D has overcome death
What does Paul advise Roman Christians to do to those who persecute them?
A Give them drink when thirsty
B forgive them
C Bless them
D Feed them when hungry
Paul in Romans enjoins all Christians to cast off works of darkness and put on the
A armour of light
B armour of faith
C works of grace
D works of light
Peter enjoins Christians to wait in expectation of the new heavens and the new earth in which
A evil will be destroyed
B there will be no more corruption
C there will be perfection
D rightecousness dwells
''....As long as I am in the world, I am the light of the world.''
A healing the man born blind
B raising Lazarus from the dead
C restoring sight to blind Bartimaeus
D walking onthe seabefore day break
Jesus washed the feet of His disciples because
A He was soon to be glorified
B He wanted to serve by example
C it was a sign of holiness
D they neede to be washed
Jesus raised to life the son of the widow of Nain because He
A wanted the whole of Judea to know about Him
B wanted to show that He was a great prophet
C had compassion on the mother
D loved the young man that died
In the Sermon on the Mount, what did Jesus teach His disciples to do when they faced persecution?
A They should pray and fast
B They should take immediate vengeance
C They should leave vengeance to God
D They should leap for joy
Following the resurrection of Jesus, the Chief Priest and elders took counsel and bribed the guards to
A say that the disciples stole the body of Jesus
B keep the information away from His disciples
C report the matter immediately to the rulers
D keep the matter among themselves
According to Romans, salvation is for those who
A call upon the name of the Lord
B are true worshippers of God
C work in the Lord's vineyard
D are persecuted for righteousness' sake
The gifts offered Jesus at His birth by the wise men were
A silver, myrrh and frankincense
B gold, silver and frankincense
C myrrh, gold and silver
D gold,frankincense and myrrh
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