Question 1 of 20 50 total questions
The arrest of Jesus by his enemies was
A an accident of fate
B a result of his stubborness
C a fufilment of the scriptures
D to force him to perform a miracle
According to St. Mark, Mary Magdalene and the other women went to the tomb but did not see
A the stone rolled away
B a young man dressed in white
C an empty tomb
D Jesus of Nazareth
By raising Lazarus to life, Jesus shows his
A power to forgive sins
B redemptive power to raise man to eternal life
C symparthy for Martha and Mary
D Messiaship to the people of Bethany
The miracles of Jesus recorded in John's Gospel are called
A wonders of Jesus
B signs of Jesus
C gifts of Jesus
D demonstrations of Jesus
The appearance of Moses and Elijah during the Transfiguration was to
A congratulate Jesus on the success of his ministry
B confirm their legal and prophetic roles
C assure Jesus of victory over his enemies
D settle down with Jesus in glory
Which of the following signs of Jesus was his last, as recorded by John?
A Turning water into wine
B Feeding the multitude
C Healing at Bethzathat
D Raising of Lazarus from the dead
When Jesus uses the phrase "Kingdom of God" in his parables, he means the
A Jugdement day
B rule of God
C Firmament
D Second Coming
Jesus cured the paralytic man in the city of
A Bethlehem
B Nazareth
C Samaria
D Capernaum
In the story of the stilling of the storm, Jesus rebuked
A his disciples and the waves
B his disciples only
C the devil and the sea
D the sea and the wind
The rich man who ignored the needs of Lazarus lacked
A a sense of proportion
B parental care
C human sympathy
D spiritual contentment
When Jesus healed the paralytic, the Scribes accused him of
A self conceit
B presumption
C blasphemy
D arrogance
When Jesus sent out the Twelve, he commanded them to
A preach from house to house and bless the people
B extort, teach. correct and convert everybody
C preach, heal, raise the dead and cast out demons
D preach the gospel and baptise believers
Satan assured Jesus that God would "give his angels charge of you" if he should
A throw himself down from the temple pinnacle
B fall down and worship him
C strike his foot against a stone
D command stones to become leaves of bread
"Then Jonah cried to the Lord from the belly of sheol..."Sheol" here means
A tempestous sea
B holy temple of the lord
C deep sea
D region of darkness and death
Nebuchadnezzar decreed that all his subjects must worship the image he had set up whenever
A they saw him stand before the image
B they heard the sound of trumpet
C the royal music sounded
D they heard the king's voice
The indigenous top officials of King Darius were unhappy with Daniel because he
A often reported them to the King
B refused to worship the golden image
C had an excellent spirit
D was a Jewish in exile
Hosea called upon his children to plead with their mother to desist from all the following except
A harlotry
B burning incense to baals
C faithfulness to the convenant
D lack of knowledge of God
God told Ezekiel at his commissioning that...."briers and thorns are with you and you sit upon scorpions...." This implies that
A the land of exile should bring forth briers and thorns
B Ezekiel would sit comfortably on scorpions
C briers, thorns and scorpions would torment him
D his situation would be uncorfortable as he prophesied to unwilling people
Zerubbabel's response to the pathetic state of the Jews in Judah was
A rebuld the walls
B liberate the people from slavery
C rebuild the temple
D teach the Jews God's commandments
The Jews ignored Rehum's order to stop he reconstruction of the Temple following an advice from
A Isaiah and Jeremiah
B Zerubbabel and Joshua
C Jattenai and Darius
D Haggai and Zechariah
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