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The purpose of Joshua's address at Shechem was to
A show his love for God
B establish a new covenant with God
C remind Israel of their unfaithfulness
D make Israel trust God
When the people of Israel received the minority report from the spies, they decided to
A Kill Moses for taking them out of Egypt
B go back to Egypt
C choose Caleb as their new leader
D stone the two spies to death
The twelve spies that were sent by Moses to the promised land were to confirm all the following except
A the type of people in the land
B the fertility of the land
C fortifications of the cities
D availability of grapes in the land
By removing his sandals before the burning bush, Moses was showing a sense of
A honour and love
B curiousity and adventure
C humility and respect
D reverence and submissiveness
God prepared Joseph for his leadership role in Egypt through
A the love which his father had for him
B the trials and temptations of his earlier years
C his disagreement with his brothers
D His encounter with Potiphar's wife
Abram's obligation in his covenant with God was to
A change Sarai's name to Sarah
B walk before God blamelessly
C change his name to Abraham
D offer his son Isaac as a sacrifice
Eve was to have pains at childbirth because she
A seduced Adam
B conversed with the serpent
C ate of the tree of life
D ate of the tree of good and evil
The new covenant between God and the Israelites is centered on
A collective responsibility
B individual responsility
C religious doctrines
D intensive teachning
"As each has received a gift, employ it for one another, as good stewards of God's varied grace..."
In the statement above, Peter teaches believers the virtue of
A communion
B fellowship
C hospitability
D giving
According to James, when we meet various trials in life, we should
A count it all joy
B rejoice because the Lord is good
C bless God's name
D call upon the name of the Lord
According to Thessalonians, the second coming of the Lord will be
A when the elements are dissolved
B like a theif in the night
C with the blowing of a trumpet
D after scoffers have come
Paul in Timothy urged believers to make supplications, prayers, intercession and thanksgivings for all those who
A have wronged them
B are in need
C are in authority
D have accepted Christ
When Christians give freely, God will supply
A their needs according to the measure they give
B their needs day by day
C only for those that give
D their needs according to His riches in Glory
In Corinthians, Paul said that one can only say Jesus is Lord by
A grace
B the Holy Spirit
C denouncing the Law
D faith
According to Paul in his letter to Philemon, forgiveness should not be by compulsion but by
A free will
B His grace
C justification
D faith
According to Peter, when Christians humble themselves, God will
A grant them enternal life
B exalt them
C protect them
D direct their ways
According to Colossians, the Lord does not wish that any should perish, but that all should
A be humble
B repent
C rejoice
D be saved
According to the Galatians, judgment is without mercy to one who has shown no mercy, yet mercy triumphs over
A judgement
B punishment
C tribulation
D the Law
"It is necessary to circumcise them, and to charge them to keep the law of Moses."
In response to the above Pharisee's above statement, Peter rebuked them by saying that God has
A cleansed the Gentile's heart by faith
B put the yoke upon the Gentile's necks
C made circumcision for only those in leadership
D chosen the Israelites among other people
"Lord, I have heard from many about this man, how much evil he has done to thy saints at Jerusalem"
Ananias response above to God's request for him to meet Saul shows that the
A was not interested in meeting Saul
B was afraid to meet Saul
C felt that Saul should not be forgiven
D felt that Saul should be punished
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