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According to Paul, the believer in the Lord Jesus is said to be
A sinless
B dead to sin
C dead in sin
D dead because of sin
Non-Jews could share in God's promise to Abraham and his descendants by
A upholding the faith of Abraham
B obeying all laws like Abraham
C believeing in their own righteousness
D accepting the faith of Judaism
According to Paul "all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God". This refers to the sins of
A the Jews for crucifying Jesus
B Adam through whom all have been condemned
C non-Jews who do not know God
D everyone who has been unfaithful to God
God's promise to Abraham and his offspring for a glorious future was tied to
A his faith and generosity of God
B doing the works of the law
C non-anxiety over his wife's barreness
D his grace in the presence of God
In Jerusalem, the circumcision party who heard that the Gentiles had also received the word of God opposed Peter because he had
A led a team from Jerusalem to preach in Samaria
B supported Paul as a preacher to the Gentiles
C killed and eaten unclean animals
D eaten with uncircumcised Gentiles
When the Sanhendrin threatened to kill the apostles for defying them, Gamaliel advised that they be
A flogged and imprisoned
B detained for further investigations
C allowed to prove themselves with signs and wonders
D left alone for God to judge
"Saul, still breathing threats and murder against the disciples.... "went to the high priest for authority to
A pick up at Damascus all who belonged to the way
B supervise the stoning of Stephen
C proclaim a total ban on Jewish practices
D meet Jesus on the road to Damascus
Peter and John were arrested and imprisoned by the Jewish leaders because they were
A healing in the temple
B condeming the leaders for crucifying Jesus
C proclaiming Jesus' resurrection
D suspected to have been with Jesus
The seven deacons were appointed to take charge of
A preaching the gospel to fellow Gentiles
B administering relief to the widows
C dialogue with non-Hebrews Christians
D collecting offerings from the church
Jewish leaders rejected Jesus in Jerusalem because He
A entered the city as the Messiahriding on an ass
B allowed the crowd to make a noise within the temple precints
C ignored them and healed on the Sabath
D claimed ownership of the temple as the son of God
When the centurion witnessed what happened during the crucifixion of Christ, he said "Truly this was the son of God" This statement was
A a confession of fact
B a mockery of Christ
C an attempt to console himself
D a temptaion to the Jews nearby
According to Luke, Jesus wept over the city of Jerusalem because
A He knew that he would be crucified in Jerusalem
B He recalled the destruction of of Jerusalem by the Babylonians
C He predicted the fate that would befall the city
D on the day of judgement, Jerusalem will be no more
Which of the following did not happen immediately Jesus gave up the ghost?
A The curtain of the temple was torn into, from top to bottom
B The earth shook and rocks were split
C God spoke from heaven confirming the divine sonship of Jesus
D The tombs opened and many bodies of the dead saints rose up again
The parable of Lazarus and the rich man teaches all the following except that
A it confronts us with our duty in this life
B there is the finality of death as far as human destiny is concerned
C human activities in life determine the state of the soul after death
D the lot of the ungodly is infinite happiness
The miracle of feeding the five thousand by Jesus showed him as a man who
A liked to show his power
B fed all who listened to his preaching
C shared people's property among their friends
D could use what he has for the interest of others
The lesson of the parable of of the seed growing secretly is that the kingdom of God grows
A with attendance in the church
B according to the desire of christians
C when man supervises it well
D independent of the will of men
In the healing of the leper, Jesus' words show that he
A was angry with men's expression
B respected the Jewish Law
C wanted his miracles to be broadcast
D always allowed people to interrupt his work
In the parable of the mustard seed, Jesus teaches that the blessings of the kingdom of God are
A available to all men everywhere
B meant for the children of Israel
C a matter of personal choice
D to wait until the day of judgement
"Blessed are the poor in spirit for theirs is the kingdom of God" "Poor in spirit" means
A poor in heavenly wealth
B suffering for any cause one belives in
C poor in wordly possessions yet rich in faith
D pious but very low in spirit
Jesus said, in the Sermon on the Mount, that he who judges others is like one who
A neglects the log in his own eyes
B removes the log in his fellow's eyes
C looks at his face in the mirror
D puts a speck in another's eyes
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