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Jesus' healing miracle that resulted in the charge of blasphemy against him was that of the
A Centurion's servant
B leper
C Blind
D Paralytic
E demoniac
Jesus' Triumphal Entry into Jerusalem is significant because it
A was the climax of His revelation as the Messiah
B marked His assumption as a political leader
C marked the downfall of false Jewish religious leadership
D wasn the end of Jesus ministry
E was the first and only time he rode on an Ass
Jesus as the Lamb of God signifies that
A like a lamb, Jesus obeyed his father and became a man
B Jesus was an earthly Messiah
C God is the good Shephered and Jesus His Lamb
D Jesus was to overcome humiliation
E Jesus was to bear the sins of the world like a paschal lamb
In the sermon on the Mount, Jesus said, Blessed are the pure in Heart for they shall
A have the kingdom of Heaven
B be called the Sons of God
C see God
D Inherit the earth
E be satisfied
According to Luke , the third temptation by the devil was that Jesus should
A jump down from the high mountain
B throw himself down from the pinnacle of the temple
C rebuild the temple in three days
D command stones to become bread
E destroy the temple
Jesus wanted John to baptize him in order to
A fulfil all righteousness
B show his superiority over John
C wash away his sins
D prove that he is the saviour
E attract the attention of other sinners
Hosea describes Israel's relations hip with God as a
A a faithful wife and a faithless husband
B loving wife and her faithful husband
C a repentant wife and her unforgiven husband
D a faithful wife and her ever loving husband
E a faithless wife and a loving husband
Prophet Jeremiah saw the need for a new covenant for Israel because
A God has totally rejected Israel for her sins
B the first covenant was no longer binding on the people
C inspite of the old covenant, Israel has proved faithless to God
D the first covenant left Israel with no room for choice
E a new covenant will bind God and the people equally
The main feature of the Covenant between God and Israel, according to Jeremiah, was that it was to
A be written in the hearts of the people
B be sealed with the blood of oxen
C mark the dawn of a new era of political awareness in Israel
D be concluded during the Babylonian exile
E signify the coming of the Messiah
The story of Gehazi illustrate the consequences of
A insincerity
B lying
C love of money
D greed
E over-ambition
The immediate consequences of Rehoboam's rejection of Israel for their yoke to be lightened was the
A end of David's dynasty
B death of Adoniram
C civil war between Israel and Judah
D division of the Kingdom into two
E Invasion of Israel by enemies
when Nehemiah received the situation report on Jerusalem after thye fall of the city, he
A left immediately for Jerusalem to rebuild the walls
B wrote to the Governors of the province beyond the river
C Appeal to the King of Babylon to allow the exiles to return home
D wept,fasted and prayed for days
E could not stand before the king for several days
Ahab's request for Naboth's vineyard exposed his
A fairness and justice
B consideration for other's right
C cleverness and treachery
D appreciation of beauty
E envy and disregard for the law
which of the following best describes David's attitude to Abner's death?
A Sincere shock
B gladness for the death of an enemy
C Hypocritical shock and disbelief
D disppointment for unrealized dreams
E thankfulness to God for his proven innocence
Following Solomon's request to God at Gibeon, God endowed him with all the following except
A an understanding mind
B the ability for good governance
C righteousness with and faithfulness to God
D riches and honour
E the abilityto discern between good and evil
Eli's lack of parental responsibility led to all the following except the
A institution of the monarchy in Israel
B collapse of Eli's priestly lineage
C decisive defeat of Israel by the Philistines
D death of Hophni and Phinehas
E capture of the ark of covenant
The army of Israel led by Barak defeated the Canaanite troops led by
A Deborah
B Lappidoth
C Heber
D Sisera
E Abinoam
Moses experienced the burning bush that was not consumed at
A Horeb
B Bethel
C Nebo
D Midian
E Meriba
Abram responded to the Lord's appearing to him at Shechem by
A continuing his journey to Bethel
B marking the occasion with a feast
C pitching his tent at Shechem
D building an alter to the Lord
E inviting his friends as witnesses
If one suffer as a Christian, let him not be ashamed , but under that name let him glorify God. This statement by Peter signifies
A suffering for the Christian faith
B persecution for the Christians for offense committed
C suffering for the sins of others
D submission to persecution
E suffering that leads to death
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