Question 1 of 20 1,780 total questions
In the healing of the leper, Jesus went against one of the Jewish tradition by
A sending the leper to his house
B instructing the leper to publicize the healing
C taking him home
D stretching his hands and touching the leper
E making the leper a disciple
When Jesus told the would-be disciple who wanted to bury his father to leave the dead to bury their own dead , he meant that
A it was customary for the Jewish family to bury the dead
B the spirittually dead should be left to bury the physically dead
C the man's father had not died
D there was an assurance of resurrection for all
E discipleship entailed complete detachment from the family
The three temptations of Jesus in the wilderness were aimed at
A preparing Jesus adequately for his ministerial work
B testing Jesus' magical powers
C showing that the devil lived in the wilderness
D showing that there was a temptation after a long period of fasting
E showing that there was temptation after every baptism
it was possible for Daniel to distinguish himself from the other officers of the King Darius because he
A disobeyed the king's decree
B had an excellent spirit
C co-operated with the other presidents
D had wanted the laws of Medes ans Persians revised
E was intrumental to the take-over of the kingdom by King Darius
The opposition of Sanballat and Tobiah against the effort of Nehemiah to rebuild the walls of Jerusalem was countered by
A posting guards to watch against the enemies day and night and praying to God
B appealing to Sanballat and his men to join in the work of rebuilding
C seeking military assistance from the King of Babylon
D praying to God to utterly destroy the enemies
E inviting the governors of the provinces beyond the river to attack them
'i will put my law within them , and i will write it upon their hearts'.... This statement was made by prophet
A Hosea
B Jeremiah
C Amos
D Ezekiel
E Isaiah
‘Yet forty days, and Nineveh shall be overthrown!’ the people of Nineveh reacted to this message of doom from Jonah by
A Showing genuine sign of repentance
B Becoming enraged and driving him away
C Remaining indifferent to the message
D Destroying all their grooves and shrines
E Holding a meeting to consider the message
Josiah the king of Judah, is best remembered in Jewish history for
A His position to Pharo - Neco of Egypt
B Destroying all the shrines of Baal and Asherah in the country
C Ordering the bones and tombs of the prophets of God to be preserved
D Repairing the temple of God
E Deposing all the priest of Baal and Asherah
when God ordered famine in Israel,Elijah was fed by the ravens at
A river Jordan
B Mount Carmel
C river Kishon
D the plain of Moab
E Brook Cherith
Abner transferred his loyalty from the house of Saul to that of David because
A Ishbosheth threatened to remove him
B Ishbosheth charged him with a fault concerning a woman
C Saul's house had no legitimate successor
D it was the wish of his people
E David invited Abner
'The Lord forbid that i should put forth my hand against the Lord's anointed'. By this statement, David meant that he
A preferred dying to striking Saul
B wanted Saul to die fighting on the battle field
C wanted Saul to surrender unconditionally
D wished that God should be the abitrator between him and Saul
E wished Saul to live forever
Joshua gathered all the tribes of Israel for his farewell address at
A Sinai
B Bethel
C Jordan
D Shechem
E Dothan
God provided water for Israelites by asking Moses to strike the rock at the Wilderness of
A Paran
B Massah
C Sin
D Rephidim
E Sinai
when Joseph was sent to see the welfare of his brothers, he met them pasturing at
A the Wilderness of Sin
B Gilead
C Shechem
D Dothan
E Bethel
The second account of creation was centered on the creation of
A birds
B the heaven
C man
D plants
E the firmament
Peter enjoined Holy living among Christians because Christ has left them an example in all the following ways except that he
A suffered without any guilt on his part
B forgave those who reviled him
C prayed for his persecutors
D bore the sins of the others
E suffered crucifixion because of his divinity
According to Peter , a Christian should exercise his freedom by
A doing what is right
B claiming his freedom at all cost
C using it as a pretex for evil
D asserting it without complementary responsibilities
E enduring pain while suffering
According to Peter , the sincerity of the Christian belief is usually tested by
A evangelization
B fellowship
C trials
D Fasting
E prayer
the concept of faith and work as enunciated by James means
A practising religion without bridling the tongue
B preaching the words of God
C observing one's face in the mirror in readiness for good works
D hearing and memorizing the word of God
E hearing the word and remaining unstained in the world
which of the following was not cited by Paul in his Epistle to the Corinthians as proof of Jesus' resurrection? Jesus' appearance to
A Cephas
B the twelve
C Pilate
D James
E Paul himself
Next
Question Navigator
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
