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''...O faithless and perverse generation, how long am I to be with you and bear with you..'' Jesus' statement above was addressed to
A the Pharisees because of their hypocrisy
B the Jews because of their unbelif
C His own people because they did not give Him honour
D His disciples because they colud not heal
In Colossians, Paul admonished believers not to lie to one another because they
A had known the truth from the very beginning
B had put off the old nature with its practices
C were waiting for the second coming of Christ
D were joint hers with Christ in the kingdom
Paul teaches that believers who maintain good conduct before governing authorities shall
A be shown hospitality
B be highly honoured
C receive approval
D enjoy peace
Paul declared to the believers in Corinth that no one can say Jesus is Lord except by
A faith
B revelation knowledge
C the Holy Spirit
D grace
Paul taught the Romas that while they were yet enemies of God, they were reconciled to Him by the
A death of Jesus Christ
B suffering of Jesus Christ
C resurrection of Jesus Christ
D ascension of Jesus Christ
According to Peter, the genuineness of Christian faith is tested by
A fire
B suffering
C temptation
D trials
Paul boasted about the believers in Corinth for their
A offering for the saints
B display of spiritual gifts
C zeal in prayer
D maturity in Christ
In paul's letter to the Thessalonians, believers were admonishing to prepare for the second coming of Christ by
A encouraging idlers to work hard
B preaching peace and tolerance
C keeping awake and being sober
D praying and fasting
According to Peter, when the chief Shepherd would be manifested, the elders would obtain the
A house of glory
B sceptre of authority
C unfading crown of glory
D crown with stars
God exalted the name of Jesus above every other name in heaven and on earth because
A in humility, He counted others better than Himself
B He humbled Himself to be born in human form and was obedient to death
C as Son of God, He counted equality with God a thing to be grasped
D Jesus was born in the likenes of man
The consequence of Hiel's building of Jericho was that he
A lost two of his sons
B was highly respected by his tribe
C was killed by Ahab
D was made a commander in Ahab's army
How did Joshua react to the defeat of the Israelites by the men of Ai?
A He prayed to God
B He rent his clothes
C He consulted the priest
D He fasted all day
Daniel was set up to be thrown to the lions by the
A presidents and satraps of Persia
B lords and nobles of Medes
C counsellors of Nebuchadnezzar
D advisera of King Xerxes
''..the soul that sins shall die''. The statement above by Prophet Ezekiel means that
A God will judge the soul of a sinner
B a sinner shall not escape punishment
C every person is responsible for his own sin
D the wages of sin is death
Elijah knew of the covetous act of Gehazi because
A he saw the gifts with
B he went with him in spirit
C it was reported to him
D he saw him from afar
Hosea declares that the upright walk in the ways of the LORD, but transgressors
A stumble in them
B flee from them
C scorn them
D reject them
According to Amos, the type of famine God' said He would send upon the people of Israel was
A hunger for baskets of summer fruits
B not hearing the word of the Lord
C thirst for water
D that of bread
''....I send you to people of Israel, to a nation of rebels...'' The statement above was God's message to
A Prophet Ezekiel
B Prophet Isaiah
C Prophet Jeremiah
D Prophets Amos
After Nebuchadnezzar had destroyed Jerusalem, he took the inhabitants into exile but left behind the
A temple guards
B poorest people
C noblemen
D priests
According to Hosea one of the punishments for the sins of Israel was that
A the LORD would send famine upon the land
B their women would become barren
C they would eat but would not be satisfied
D they would not receive divine revelation
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