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Jesus told the story of the good Samaritan
A to justify a lawyer
B to show who is one's neighbour
C to condemn the priests
D to show that the Samaritans were more rightous than the Jews
E to teach about the kingdom of God
What did Zacchaeus do in order to see Jesus?
A He invited Jesus to his house
B He ran among the crowd
C He climbed up into a sycamore tree
D He stood on a table as Jesus preached
E He waited behind until the crowd had all gone
Who took the place of Judas among the Apostles?
A Joseph Barnabas
B Matthias
C Stephen
D Paul
E Philip
When Herod saw Jesus he was very glad because
A he thought that Jesus was John the Batist raised from the dead
B he had wanted to punished Jesus for calling him a fox
C he had long desired to see him
D he thought that his rival king had been arrested at last
E he believed that Jesus would tell him about the kingdom of God
What was Stephens reply to the charge of speaking against the Temple?
A Jesns of Nazareth would destory the temple
B The temple was not a holy place
C the tent of witness in the wilderness was more important than the temple
D the temple was not necessary because the most high does not dwell in houese made with hands
E The temple did not belong to God but Solomon
Which of the following pairs of people appeared and talked to Jesus at the transfiguration?
A John and Simon
B Aquila and Priscilla
C Paul and Barnabas
D Moses and Elijah
E Mary and Martha.
....was the first anointed king of Israel who took over from Samuel as ruler over the land
A Solomon
B Rehoboam
C Saul
D David
E Samson
One of the greatest achievements of David as king over Israel was his captured of Jerusalem for the purpose of
A making the Jebusites respect him
B making it his political and religious centre
C avenging the death of his best firend, Jonathan
D hiding from the giant Goliath
E providing shelter for his subjects
After the death of Solomon, the kingdom was split but Judah and some Benjamites remained loyal to
A Ahab
B Prophet Nathan
C Jeroboam
D Rehoboam
E Egpyt
King Jehoiachin of Judah and a large number of the kingdom's able-bodied men were captured in 597 B.C and deported to
A Babylon
B Egypt
C Assyrians
D Jerusalem
E Cyprus
....was the instrument used by God to destroy Babylon and in setting the children of free from the Babylonian exile
A Cyrus the Persian
B Moses
C Prophet Jeremiah
D Nebuchadnezzar
E Gedaliah
The children of Israel wanted to have their own kings
A because they were tired of Samuel's leadership
B in order to be governed like nations around them
C because their new consitution required a king
D because the kings in the neighbouring countires were not happy that Israel had no king
E who would build houses for them
what was the name of the prophet who rebuke King David for for having seized the wife?
A alisha
B Amos
C Hosea
D Micah
E Nathan
...was the prophet from Tekoa whose main concern was social justice?
A Hosea
B Amos
C Jeremiah
D Ezekiel
E Elijah
Who was the prophet Yahweh who demonstrated that Yahweh is more powerful than Baal on mount of Carmel?
A Elisiah
B Elijah
C Ezekiel
D Hosea
E Nathan
Isaac's wife Rebecca was the sister of?
A Lot
B Abimelech
C Laban
D Ephron
E Leah
The mountain where Moses saw the bush burning was called
A Horeb
B sinai
C Nebo
D Carmel
E Nathan
Moses offered his own life for the people
A when they where suffering in Egypt
B at the crossing of the Red Sea
C When God came down on the mountain and people were afraid
D after the making of the golden calf
E when they were afraid to enter the Promised land
Saul, the first king of Israel, was of the tribe of?
A Judah
B Ephraim
C Manasseh
D Gad
E Benjamin
The phrase, The soul that sins shall die' indicates
A personal responsibility
B collective responsibility
C Israel's guilt
D the increasing sins of Israel's
E God's forgiveness of sins.
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