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According to Paul in Romans when civil authorities mete out punishment upon evil doers, they do so as the
A agents of God's wrath
B oppressors of the poor
C agents of darkness of this world
D representatives of angelic powers
Paul in Romans exhorts Christians to use their individual talents with
A righteousness
B cheerfulness
C fear
D soberness
According to the first council at Jerusalem, which of the following was not binding on a Christian?
A Praying five times daily in the temple
B Eating animals that have been strangled
C Living a life of chastity
D avoiding foods sacrificed to idols
"The gods have come down to us in the likeness of men". This statement was made after Paul had cured the
A leper in Lystra
B blind in Lystra
C paralytic in Lystra
D cripple from birth i Lystra
The disciples in Damascus that God commissioned to restore the sight of Saul was
A Philip
B Ananias
C Peter
D Barnabas
Peter's general outlook towards Gentile converts was significantly changed by the conversion of
A the Ethiopian Eunuch
B the people of Samaria
C Sergius Paulus
D Cornelius the Centurion
The first martyr among the disciples was
A James
B Phillip
C Peter
D Stephen
The seven deacons were appointed in the Early Church to
A evangelize the Hellenist world
B Collect and dispose church funds
C resolve the complaints of the Hellenist widows
D suppress the growing opposition to the church
Who among the following disciples did Jesus appear to on his way to Emmaus?
A Peter
B Barnabas
C Cleopas
D Simon of Cyrene
At the final trial before Pilate, the notorious robber who was released instead of Jesus was
A Barnabas
B Barsabas
C Barabbas
D Bartholomew
Pilate referred Jesus to Herod for trial because Jesus
A and Herod were friends
B did not co-operate with Pilate
C lived in the jurisdiction of Herod
D did not respond to Pilate's questions
"How is it that you a Jew ask a drink of me, a woman of Samaria?" This question indicates that
A the Jews were highly respected by the Samaritans
B there was strained relationship between the Jews and the Samaritans
C according to Jewish belief, a man should not as a woman for a drink
D Jacob's well was for the Samaritans alone
On the occasion of the Transfiguration, Peter suggested to Jesus the construction of
A one booth
B two booths
C three booths
D four booths
In John's gospel, Jesus healed the man born blind to show that he is the
A true vine
B door
C life
D light
The parable of the Wheat and Tares emphasizes
A God's love for man
B man's concern for one another
C the final Judgement of God
D the growth of the kingdom of God
With the statement, "Peace Be Still!" Jesus calmed the raging sea in order to
A show theeffect of prayers
B manifest his divinity
C emphasize the presence of the kingdom of God
D prove that His trust in God was great
"I am the door of the sheep" By this statement, Jesus means that
A He protects His followers
B all belivers come to God through Him
C He leads His sheep through the right door
D He surrenders His life for the safety of his sheep
Which of the following illustrates God's love?
A The Sower
B Wheat and Tares
C The Hidden Treasure
D The Prodigal son
"I tell you, even Solomon in all his glory was not arrayed like one of these" This statement was made when Jesus was teaching about
A fasting
B anxiety
C wealth
D prayer
Which of the following is true about the birth of Jesus? Jesus was
A conceived after Mary married Joseph
B laid in a manger after his birth
C born in Nazareth
D born when Augustus was governor
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