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"Dress yourself and put on your sandals" Obedience to this instruction led to
A an angel's destruction of Herod
B Peter's arrest and imprisonment
C Peter's release from prison
D the disciples' escape from Herod
Peter's tour of Lydda led to the
A development of the church in Caesarea
B conversion of the residents of Sharon
C conversion of Cornelius and his household
D heaaling of Dorcas and her family
The boldness of Peter and John before the Sanhendrin was attributed to
A their having great influence
B possession of great strenght
C their being with Jesus
D their ability to defend themselves
Which prophet did Peter quote when he preached on Pentecost day about the spirit falling upon all men?
A Amos
B Hosea
C Joel
D Jonah
The charge of drunkenness was leveled against the apostles on Pentecost day because
A they were drunk before nine o' clock
B they spoke in other tongues
C a power descended on them
D they made an unintelligent noise
One remarkable thing about the feast of Pentecost for Christians was that it
A attracted many foreigners into Israel
B enabled people to speak in tongues
C marked the celebration of grain harvest
D brought home many Jewish nationals
The appointment of deacons in the Early Church was meant to check
A discrimination and favouritism
B dishonesty and stealing
C cheating and tribalism
D greediness and lying
Life in the Early Church was characterized by
A fasting and alms-giving
B prophetic activities
C communal spirit
D honesty and peace
According to Matthew, when the women met the risen Jesus, they
A anointed him with spices
B took hold of his feet and worshipped him
C told him the whereabouts of the disciples
D asked him to accompany them
Cleopas' heart burnt within him on the road to Emmaus when Jesus
A appeared to them
B taught them the scriptures
C broke bread with them
D walked with them
The tearing of the temple curtain into two meant
A there was the need for a new curtain
B Gentiles would now enter the Holy of Holies
C all men would now worship freely in the Temple
D there was now open access to God
A Roman Centurion was in charge of
A 1,000 soldiers
B 500 soldiers
C 200 soldiers
D 100 soldiers
Golgotha means the place of
A the dead
B crucifixion
C sacrifice
D the skull
The man who was forced to carry the cross of Jesus was
A Joseph of Arimathea
B Nicodemus
C Simon of Cyrene
D Simon the Zealot
"Don't be afraid, henceforth you will be catching men". "Catching men" means capturing men
A to the new faith
B who oppose the Gospel
C who are useful
D who are spiritual
Hosea named his first son Jezreel as a sign of
A victory upon the enemies of Israel
B punishment to come unto the royal house
C God losing his patience for Israel
D breaking the covenant relationship with Israel
"O seer go, flee away to the land of Judah and eat bread". This means Amos was to
A go and earn his living in Judah
B go and settle in Judah
C live only on bread in Judah
D run to Judah and bake bread
"I gave you cleanness of teeth in all your cities". This statement means God gave them
A no water to dring
B new set of teeth
C no food to eat
D no teeth at all
The indigenous official of King Darius were unhappy with Daniel because he
A often reported them to the king
B was a Jewish exile
C had an excellent spirit
D refused to worship the golden image
Which of the following distinctly demonstrates the episode of Shedrach, Meshack and Abednego?
A complete trust in God
B God's ability to save his servants
C Weakness of an earthly king
D Failure of a king's dictatorship
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