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To be fully prepared for the second coming of Jesus, a Christian should
A pray daily
B be watchful
C attend church regularly
D give alms to the poor
The evidence of Jesus' Resurrection according to Paul, in Corinthians was
A Jesus' empty tomb
B Christians who saw the resurrected Jesus
C the testimony of Mary Magdalene
D Paul's personal testimony
Paul in Colossians advised fathers not to
A beat their children
B provoke their children
C starve their children
D discourage their children
Paul praised the Philippians because they
A weer self-righteous
B exhibited their material wealth
C recieved Onesimus with joy
D sent him gifts
Paul reminded the Corinthians that the basis of the gospel was
A faith
B forgiveness
C death
D resurrection
In Corinthians, Paul urged Christians to give
A always to those in authority
B bountifully and cheerfully
C as the need arises
D to God and the church
According to Paul, people should desire the gift of prophecy more than speaking in tongues because
A prophecy appeals to unbelievers
B speaking in tongues always creates noise in the church
C very few people have the gift of prophecy
D speaking in tongues is based on self-righteousness
Speaking on "New Life" in Christ, Paul taught that since our life is bound up with Christ
A we are free from temptation
B his future manifestation will be ours also
C his coming in glory will be seen by us
D we are not subject to elemental spirits
The purpose of grace is to
A justify the sinner
B cancel the law
C enforce the law
D encourage the sinner
"Grace" according to St Paul, is the
A peace provided all Christians
B power given to all Christians by God
C free gift from God for the man of faith
D means of seeing God when we die
Peter's mission to Joppa witnessed the miracle of
A healing of the paralysed Aeneas
B raising of Euthycus
C healing of the Lystrian cripple
D raising of Dorcas from the dead
"You stiff-necked people, uncircumcised in heart and ears...." This statement was directed to
A the jews who came for baptism
B the jews in diaspora
C the priests, leaders and men of Israel
D Herod, Pilate and Caiaphas
During the first missionary journey, Paul was stoned at
A Lystra
B Cyprus
C Perga
D Paphos
Before his ascension, the apostles asked Jesus, "Lord will you at this time restore the kingdom to Israel?" This implied that
A some of the apostles wanted posts in Jesus' government
B the Zealots were ready to attack the Romans
C they mistook Jesus for a political messiah
D they wanted to know Jesus' plan for them
"Are you the only visitor to Jerusalem who does not know the things that have happened there these days?" this question was asked on the way to
A Galilee
B Mount of Olives
C Emmaus
D Bethany
According to Matthew,after the arrest of Jesus in the garden of Gethsemane, he was first taken to
A Pontius Pilate the governor
B Caiaphas the high priest
C King Herod
D King Agrippa
After his triumphal entry into Jerusalem, Jesus
A drove the sellers out of the temple
B ate the last supper with his apostles
C began the sermon on the mount
D blessed the temple with holy water
Jesus' reference to Lazarus as "fallen asleep" meant that Lazarus
A had backslidden
B was dead
C needed rest
D was very sick
According to the Mosaic law,the only authority to declare a leper healed was
A Jesus
B the Emperor
C the priest
D the elders
The Love of God for humanity especially for sinners is clearly manifested in the parable of the
A Sower
B Mustard seed
C Lost coin
D Good samaritan
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