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The prophet who proclaimed the new covenant of God with Israel and Judah was
A Hosea
B Isaiah
C Ezekiel
D Jeremiah
King Artaxerxes appointed Nehemiah as his
A personal steward
B cup bearer
C secretary
D sheild bearer
The King of Judah during the destruction of Jerusalem in 586 BC was
A Zedekiah
B Jehoiachin
C Josiah
D Jehoahaz
The Syrian commander who acknowledged the omnipotence of God of Israel after his healing was
A Ben Hadad
B Hazael
C Resin
D Naaman
Solomon told Hiram, king of Tyre that he had decided to build a temple for the Lord because he
A had enjoyed peace and all good things
B wanted more blessings from the Lord
C wanted to force Hiram to supply the building materials
D had married Hiram's daughter
Rehoboam, the king contributed to the division of Israel by
A ignoring the counsel of the elders
B sending Jeroboam into exile
C refusing to worship in the temple
D transfering his headquarters to Sechem
After the death of Abner, David showed that he had sincerely forgiven him by
A ordering the arrest of Joab who slew Abner
B directing all Israel to bury Abner with honour
C weeping and fsting for Abner for a whole day
D giving Abner's son a place of honour in Israel
God rejected Saul as the king of Israel because he
A was more involved in politics than religion
B did not destroy the Kenites
C spared Agag, the king of the Amalekites
D obeyed God in the war against the Amalekites
Eli the priest of God in Shiloh died mainly because
A the priesthood would be taken away from his family
B the Ark of God was captured
C The Ark of God was destroyed
D his two sons were killed in battle
God first promise to Abram in Canaan was that He would
A give him a son
B curse all who curse him
C take him to a foreign land
D give the land to his descendants
Those that have been baptized into Jesus Christ, according to Paul, are
A cleansed of their sins
B baptized into His death
C sanctified in Him
D baptized into the Christian fold
Peter urges Christians to live as free men without necessarily using their freedom as a pretex for
A evil
B immorality
C greed
D partiality
''....the day of the Lord will come like a thief in the night.'' The day of the Lord in the statement above refers to the day of
A retribution
B repentance
C Judgement
D tribulation
According to James, the prayer of a righteous man
A can cleanse his sins
B has saving power
C can move mountains
D has great power in its effects
Paul declares in Romans that as by one man's disobedience many were made sinners, by one man's obedience many will
A be made righteous
B be made pure
C become steadfast in faith
D become loyal to God
According to Paul, he who loves his neighbour has
A eternal life
B overcome all evils
C fulfilled the law
D peace with God
Paul reminded the Thessalonians that he did not eat anyone's bread without paying for it. This statement teaches
A self respect
B creativity
C hardwork
D humility
''Is it not they who blaspheme the honourable name which was invoked over you?''
A principalities
B needy
C authorities
D rich
According to Paul, generosity produces
A righteousness
B thanksgiving to God
C salvation
D the grace of God
In the parable of the wheat and the tares, the bad seed was sowed by the
A devil
B Sadducees
C Scribes
D Pharisees
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