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In the teaching on the true vine, Jesus said that any branch that bears fruit will be
A harvested
B pruned
C pegged
D grafted
The resurrection of Jesus Christ took place on the
A Passover day
B Sabbath day
C day of Pentecost
D day of Antonement
"It is finished"
The statement above by Jesus on the cross implies that
A His association with the Jews is finished
B His association with His Disciples is finished
C His work of redemption is Finished
D the work of the enemy is finished
The Last Supper took place during the Passover on the first day of
A the week
B unleavened bread
C abstinence from blood
D the month
The disciple who identified Jesus as the Christ of God was
A John
B Matthew
C Luke
D Peter
The parable of the prodigal son teaches that
A Christians should train their children well
B God is not interested in the death of sinner
C all sinners always repent
D hell fire is awaiting all sinners
In Mark, Jesus said that the unclean spirit could only be cast out through
A faith
B fasting
C prayer
D The Holy Spirit
Jesus directed those He healed of leprosy to offer gifts of cleansing because
A they needed to show appreciation
B without such offerings, the leprosy might come back
C He did not want confrontation with the Pharisees
D such offerings would serve as proof to the people
The first miracle Jesus performed was
A walking on water
B feeding the five thousand
C changing water into wine
D calming the storm
Jesus said anyone who put his hand to the plough and looked back would not be
A rich on earth
B a good teacher
C fit for the Kingdom of God
D able to perform miracles
At the time Angel Gabriel appeared to Mary, Elizabeth was pregnant for
A six months
B five months
C four months
D three months
The Israelites offering of their sons and daughters to Molech was seen by God as an act of
A idolatry
B abomination
C wickedness
D unfaithfulness
The promise of God through Prophet Isaiah in anticipation of their restoration was that
A their land would produce milk and honey
B He would make their enemies their footstool
C the Kingdom would flourish like the days of David
D theri descendants would be known among nations
When God called Prophet Jeremiah, he claimed that he did not know how to speak because he was
A a stammerer
B a timid
C a youth
D afraid
When Prophet Isaiah saw the Lord of Hosts in the temple, he
A praised his glory
B prayed fervently
C was ashamed of himself and his people
D condemned himself and his people
According to the Prophet Hosea, the Israelites shall play the harlot, but they would
A not be satisfied
B be sick
C be dissapointed
D not multiply
"Behold, the days are coming...when i will send a famine on the land...."
Famine in the statement above means
A lack of food
B unavailability of the word of God
C failure of the farms to produce
D lack of water
When Jonah fled from God when he was sent to Nineveh, he joined a ship from Joppa to
A Nineveh
B Cush
C Cana
D Tarshish
The Jerusalem wall was rebuilt under the leadership of Nehemiah because
A there were enough materials for the work
B the people had the mind to work
C all the settlers supported the work
D King Cyrus had granted funds for the work
Ezra was able to gain favour before the king of Persia because
A he was a scribe and the King's friend
B he was skilled in the law of Moses
C the hand of the Lord was upon him
D Aaron was his great grand father
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