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According to Paul, the purpose of the law is
A to bring about justification by faith
B the fulfilment of divine promises
C to promote faith in the crucified Christ
D to increase the knowledge of sin
Peter advises the elders to tend the flock of God with
A zeal and credibility
B authority and compassion
C a willing and cheerful heart
D knowledge and understanding
According to Paul, God wold send a strong delusion upon those who will perish because they
A refused to believe the truth
B had an unforgiving spirit
C were false teachers
D did not show love to the brethren
According to Romans, justification is by faith through
A works of righteousness
B redemption in Christ
C being filled with the Holy Spirit
D obedience to the law
Peter teaches that Christians should prepare for the day of the Lord by
A having sober reflection
B giving alms to the poor
C fasting and praying
D living holy and godly lives
Peter teaches that good Christian conduct is characterised by love and
A impartial judgement
B fear of God
C forbearance
D hardwork
Paul teaches that the exercise of spiritual gifts by individual believers should be used to promote
A cooperation
B knowledge
C faith
D competition
Paul teaches that believers have been buried and raised with Christ so that they might
A walk in liberty
B grow in the knowledge of Christ
C adhere to the law
D walk in newness of life
Paul warned the Thessalonians against the deceit of false teachers concerning
A activities of the man of sin
B the second coming of Christ
C their salvation in Christ
D the resurrection of the dead
According to Luke, Jesus healed the epileptic boy by
A touching the boy
B blnding the evil spirit in him
C rebuking the unclean spirit
D telling the boy to have faith
In order to fulfill the law of Moses, Jesus told the leper He had been healed to go and
A show himself to the priest
B proclaim the good news
C make sacrifice to God
D show himself to his household
According to Luke, Jesus' last word on the cross wer
A ''Woman, behold your Son!''
B ''Father, into thy hands I commit my spirit!''
C ''I thirst''
D ''Father, forgive them; for they know not what they do''
In the parable of the wheat and tares, the harvest time refers to the
A close of the age
B millennium reign of Christ
C white judgement throne
D tribulation period
Jesus did not go immediately to attend to Lazarus who was reported sick because He
A did not know how serious the sickness was
B wanted His disciples to believe in Him
C cared less about Lazarus
D was too busy attending to other people
''....but he who enters by the door is the shepherd of the sheep...''
A Jesus
B the gospel
C Peter
D the law
In the story of the transfiguration of Jesus, Moses and Elijah represented the
A glory of God
B Old Testament saints
C law and the prophets
D end of the age
The Jewish religious leaders arrested and imprisoned the apostles the second time because
A high priest and the Sadducees were jealous
B they disobeyed the law
C they high priest and the Sadducees accused them of treason
D they performed miracles in the name of Jesus
''Father Abraham, have mercy upon me and send Lazarus....''
A his dogs used to lick Lazarus' sores
B he had no pity on the rich man
C there was a chasm between them
D the rich man lived in luxury while on earth
God decided not to bring evil in Ahab's days but in the days of his son because Ahab
A fasted for forty days
B returned Naboth's vineyard
C humbled himself before God
D asked God for mercy
''The ark of the God of Israel must not remain with us...'' The Philistines who made the statement above were anxious to get rid of the ark because
A their woman were becoming barren
B they could not handle it
C the Israelites had mustered forces against them
D the hand of God was heavy upon them
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