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According to James , pure religion combines
A worship and work
B stewardship and worship
C faith and work
D faith and stewardship
Paul's letter to Philemon is about
A simplicity
B truthfulness
C forgiveness
D humility
"If anyone would not work let him not eat" By this statement , Paul implies that
A work is essential for salvation
B there is dignity in labour
C hard work is required of all believers
D only the hard-workers will be edified
Paul taught that justification can only be obtained by
A obeying the law of Moses
B working hard on earth
C having faith in Jesus
D going to church regularly
According to Paul, Grace is a
A right for all Christians to make wealth
B privilege to live long
C free gift from God for the man of faith
D the right to gain eternal life
Paul stated that the signs for the Second Coming of Jesus will start with
A famine
B rebellion
C earthquake
D darkness
Paul warned fathers not to provoke their children because they
A might become angry
B could disrespect their fathers
C could become discouraged
D might become so rebellious
The primary motive for Christian offering is to
A qualify for a mansion in heaven
B respond to God's gift to Christians
C Qualify for the pleasures of this world
D consolidate the offer of salvation
Paul made a comparison between Adam and Jesus to show that
A both Adam and Jesus were human
B Adam succumbed to temptation while Jesus did not
C Adam caused man to sin while Jesus provides salvation
D both were subjected to temptation in the wilderness
Cornelius a centurion of the Italian cohort in Caesaria was converted and baptized by
A Peter
B Paul
C Phillip
D Barnabas
"The gods have come down to us in the likeness of men" The statement was made by
A the people of Lystra
B the people of Samaria
C Elymas, the magician
D Sergius Paulus
The disciple in Damascus that God commissioned to restore the sight of Saul was
A Phillip
B Ananias
C Peter
D Barnabas
Peter in his sermon on the day of Pentecost called on his audience to
A fast and pray
B repent and be baptized
C receive the power of casting out demons
D receive the power of interpretation of tongues
The community of believers in Jerusalem exhibited all the following except
A solemnizing marriage within their circle
B continuing daily with one accord in the temple
C breaking bread in their homes
D praising God and having favour with people
The splitting of the curtain of the Temple after the death of Jesus indicated that
A the holy place and the holy of holies were united
B the Gentiles could worship in the holy of holies
C nothing could be hidden from other worshippers
D only priests could enter the holy of holies
Judas Iscariot sealed up his betrayal pact with the chief priests and elders saying " whomsoever I shall
A dine with the same is he"
B hold, the same is he
C kiss, the same is he"
D look at, the same is he"
Jesus performed nature miracles to demonstrate all the following except
A fame
B power
C concern
D faith
"This is my beloved son, with whom I am well pleased; listen to him" This voice was heard during the
A baptism of Jesus at river Jordan
B temptation of Jesus in the Wilderness
C trial of Jesus before Pontius Pilate
D transfiguration of Jesus on the Mountain
In the Transfiguration story, Moses represents the law while Elijah represents the
A Saints
B Patriachs
C Prophets
D Jews
"As long as i am in the world, i am the light of the world" Jesus said this at the
A turning of water into wine
B raising up of lazarus
C raising up the widow's son
D healing of the man born blind
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