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Paul, in his Epistle to the Corinthians , illustrated the unity of church despite memebers' individual differences by
A listing the different offices in church
B asserting that different offices in the church are mutually interdependent
C comparing the church with human body
D advocating one faith in Christ
E teaching one baptism in the Lord
According to St. Paul , the true test of someone who does not speak by the Spirit of God is
A saying Jesus is Lord
B uttering words of wisdom
C having the gift of healing
D saying Jesus be cursed
E having the gift of the spirirt
St. Paul advised the Thessalonians to imitate him in all the following ways except
A toiling day and night
B working with their own hands
C keeping away from idleness
D relying on others for food
E earning a living through hardwork
one who is living a new life in Christ manifests it in the following ways except
A providing succor to the needy
B discriminating among various Christians denominations
C enriching oneself daily with spiritual songs
D doing everything to the glory of God
E having a forgiving spirit
In Paul's letter to the Philippians, the reward of giving is
A an abundant return from God
B gratitude from the beneficiary
C the prayer of the beneficiary
D reduction of the resources of the giver
E joyful sharing in others trouble
Paul was so confident in his Epistle to Philemon that the latter would grant his major request because
A Philemon was a Romans citizen like Paul
B Onesimus had agreed to return to his master
C they were from the same town
D they were patners in faith in Christ
E Philemon had expected such a request
Paul, in his letter to the Galatians , says Christians became sons of God by
A baptism
B adoption
C Circumcision
D deeds of mercy
E resurrection
As children of God, Christians have all the following responsibilities except
A suffering with Christ
B patiently expecting the glory of God
C accepting permanent custodianship of the law
D groaning inwardly for redemption through Jesus
E accepting baptism into Christ
Paul, in his Epistle to Romans, said that all of us who have been baptized into Christ Jesus are
A Baptized for eternity
B cleansed from sin for life
C baptized into his death
D dead in sin
E called sons of God
During his first missionary journey, Paul was stoned at
A Lystra
B Antioch
C Perga
D Paphos
E Antioch in Syria
The delegation from Antioch to the Council of Jerusalem comprised
A Paul and Peter
B Peter and James
C Paul and Barnabas
D John and Silas
E John and Peter
from his experience on the road to Damascus, Saul learnt all the following except that
A he could successfully promote his own will
B In persecuting the Church, he was kicking against the pricks
C His confidence in Judaism was misplaced
D He was specially chosen to preach to the Gentiles
E persecuting the church means persecuting the Lord
According to John's Gospel, Lazarus was from
A Galilee
B Jerusalem
C Tiberias
D Bethsaida
E Bethany
why do you seek the living among the dead? This statement was made by the
A angel of the Lord
B apostles of Jesus Christ
C guards at the tomb
D Jews who were looking after the tomb
E women who went to the tomb
According to St. Luke, which of the following did not feature in the trial of Jesus before Pilate and Herod?
A pilate asked whether Jesus was a Galilean
B Jesus asserted that he was Christ, the son of God
C Pilate asked Jesus whether he was the King of the Jews
D Herod treated, Jesus with contempt
E Pilate did not fing Jesus guilty as charged
The appearance of Moses and Elijah during the Transfiguration indicates that
A they had come to prepare Jesus for his death
B Jesus was the fulfilment of the law and the prophets
C like them , Jesus' body would see no corruption
D Hesus would soon join them in heaven
E Jesus could only be glorified in heaven
Mathew , the evangelist, preferred the phrase Kingdom of heaven to Kingdom of God because
A the concept of God was absent at the time
B he was writen to the Gentiles
C heaven and God were always synonymous
D as a Jew, he avoided calling the name of God
E he was not a Jew
After their mission, Jesus enjoined the seventy disciples to rejoice because they had
A excercised authoity over the demons
B sen the glory of God
C seen satan fall like lithening from heaven
D had their names written in heaven
E received spiritual power from heaven
when Jesus was instructing the seventy disciples before they set out on their mission, he condemned the cities of Chorazin and Bethsaida because they
A were out of the area to be visited by the disciples
B did not believe Jesus inspite of his work among them
C destroyed the cities of Tyre and Sidon
D attributed the power of Jesus to Beelzebub
E persecuted Jesus and his disciples
The twelve disciples were drawn from among all the following groups of people except the
A tax collectors
B publicans
C Pharisees
D revolutionaries
E Galileans
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