Question 1 of 20
98 total questions
"It is the Lord, let Him do what seems good to Him". These were the words of
A Saul
B Samuel
C Moses
D Eli
God rejected Eli's line of priesthood because
A his children were idolators
B they did not obey the prophets
C Eli and his children took bribes
D his children lust after women at worship
The purpose of Joshua's address at Shechem was to
A show his love for God
B establish a new covenant with God
C remind Israel of their unfaithfulness
D make Israel trust God
When the people of Israel received the minority report from the spies, they decided to
A Kill Moses for taking them out of Egypt
B go back to Egypt
C choose Caleb as their new leader
D stone the two spies to death
The twelve spies that were sent by Moses to the promised land were to confirm all the following except
A the type of people in the land
B the fertility of the land
C fortifications of the cities
D availability of grapes in the land
By removing his sandals before the burning bush, Moses was showing a sense of
A honour and love
B curiousity and adventure
C humility and respect
D reverence and submissiveness
God prepared Joseph for his leadership role in Egypt through
A the love which his father had for him
B the trials and temptations of his earlier years
C his disagreement with his brothers
D His encounter with Potiphar's wife
Abram's obligation in his covenant with God was to
A change Sarai's name to Sarah
B walk before God blamelessly
C change his name to Abraham
D offer his son Isaac as a sacrifice
Eve was to have pains at childbirth because she
A seduced Adam
B conversed with the serpent
C ate of the tree of life
D ate of the tree of good and evil
The new covenant between God and the Israelites is centered on
A collective responsibility
B individual responsility
C religious doctrines
D intensive teachning
"As each has received a gift, employ it for one another, as good stewards of God's varied grace..."
In the statement above, Peter teaches believers the virtue of
A communion
B fellowship
C hospitability
D giving
According to James, when we meet various trials in life, we should
A count it all joy
B rejoice because the Lord is good
C bless God's name
D call upon the name of the Lord
According to Thessalonians, the second coming of the Lord will be
A when the elements are dissolved
B like a theif in the night
C with the blowing of a trumpet
D after scoffers have come
Paul in Timothy urged believers to make supplications, prayers, intercession and thanksgivings for all those who
A have wronged them
B are in need
C are in authority
D have accepted Christ
When Christians give freely, God will supply
A their needs according to the measure they give
B their needs day by day
C only for those that give
D their needs according to His riches in Glory
In Corinthians, Paul said that one can only say Jesus is Lord by
A grace
B the Holy Spirit
C denouncing the Law
D faith
According to Paul in his letter to Philemon, forgiveness should not be by compulsion but by
A free will
B His grace
C justification
D faith
According to Peter, when Christians humble themselves, God will
A grant them enternal life
B exalt them
C protect them
D direct their ways
According to Colossians, the Lord does not wish that any should perish, but that all should
A be humble
B repent
C rejoice
D be saved
According to the Galatians, judgment is without mercy to one who has shown no mercy, yet mercy triumphs over
A judgement
B punishment
C tribulation
D the Law
Previous
Next
Question Navigator
Current
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20