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On Ascension day two men in white robes informed the disciples that Jesus would
A send for them
B be seen in heaven
C prepare a place for them
D come again
On the day of Ascension, Jesus promised his disciples
A peace in the kingdom of God
B amazing grace
C power of the Holy Ghost
D His abiding physical presence
When Jesus said"apart from me you can do nothing", he meant that Christians
A pray without ceasing
B must faithfully trust in him always
C cannot pass examinations if they did not pray
D should expect God to do everything for them
The Jews showed their hatred for Paul and Barnabas in Pisidia by
A dragging out the apostles for stoning
B insisting and driving them out of the Synagogue
C influencing leading men in the city to drive them out
D beating and stoning them in the Synagogue
"How is it that you a Jew ask a drink of me..." This statement was made by the
A Gentile woman
B woman of Samaria
C possessed woman
D woman of Galilee
The incidents that took place following Jesus' death on the cross did not include the
A tearing into two of the Temple's veil
B quaking of the earth that broke the rocks
C the opening of the tombs
D trembling of the chief priests
Peter called for the construction of three booths for Jesus, Moses and Elijah respectively during
A the transfiguration
B the Ascension
C Jesus' arrest
D the Passover feast
"My son, your sins are forgiven". These were the words of Jesus to the
A demoniac
B paralytic
C man born blind
D centurion's servant
The presentation of Myrrh to Jesus signifies Jesus'
A humility and servanthood
B suffering and impending death
C lordship on earth
D kingship and messiahship
"And I asked them concerning the Jews that survived, who has escaped exile, and concerning Jerusalem..." These were the words of
A Jeremiah
B Nehemiah
C Ezra
D Hanani
During the rebuilding of the Temple, Zerubbabel rejected the offer of help from the
A inhabitants of Ammon
B people of Samaria
C friends of Sanballat and Tobiah
D governors of the provinces beyond the rivers
God's constant love for unfaithful Israel is demonstrated in the book of
A Amos
B Isaiah
C Hosea
D Ezekiel
King Jehosaphat was commended for adopting his father's policies which included
A removing Maacah, his grandmother from being queen
B waging wars with the king of Israel
C allowing the cult prostitutes to operate
D burning of incense at the high places
The contest between Elijah and the prophets of Baal took place at mount
A Olive
B Tabor
C Sinai
D Camel
Obadiah, Ahab's servant, made history for himself by
A arresting the prophets of Yahweh
B executing all the prophets
C hiding and feeding some of the prophets in a cave
D inciting the prophets to rebel against king Ahab
"Your father made our yoke heavy. Now therefore, lighten the hard service of your father" These were the words of
A Jeroboam
B Solomon
C David
D Ahijah
In spite of Solomon's apostasy, his empire remained intact until his death because
A God offered for David's sake, the punishment due to him
B he won decisive victories over his enemies
C he always took wise decisions
D he made surrounding nations fight among themselves
One of the main features of Solomon's prayer at the dedication of the Temple was the
A celebration of God who is faithful to his convenant
B recognition that God loves sacrifices
C assertion that God dwells in man-made houses
D proclamation that no prayers be henceforth made outside the temple
David bitterly mourned when Abner was slain by
A Ishboshet
B Absalom
C Asahel
D Joab
On Mount Gilboa, king Saul decided to commit suicide in order to avoid
A ridicule from the Philistines
B witnessing the death of his sons
C being killed by his armour bearer
D the agony of the injuries received
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