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''Son of man, stand upon your feet, and I will speak with you''. The statement above was made during the call of
A Isaiah
B Hosea
C Samuel
D Ezekiel
Who among the following was consecrated and appointed a prophet before he was born?
A Joel
B Nehemiah
C Jeremiah
D Josiah
Hosea accused Israel of harlotry because
A her daughters were cult prostitutes
B her men moved with harlots
C the people worshipped other gods
D the women ran after other husbands
The ark of the covenant brought before Israel and king Solomon contained
A the rod of Moses
B the image of a serpent
C the law of Moses
D two tablets of stone
Nathan told David that although God has put away his sin, he would still be
A made to weep and fast
B bereaved of the child
C visited with plague
D required to make atonement
Why did David spare the life of king Saul at Ziph?
A Saul was anointed by God
B Saul was a fellow Israelite
C He did not want to shed blood
D He was Saul's son in-law
''Behold, I am about to do a thing in Israel, at which these were the words of God to
A Eli the priest
B Samuel the prophet
C Hophni and Phinehas
D Joel and Abijah
God promised to send bread from heaven to the people of Israel, so as to see if they would
A walk in His law
B remain stubborn
C return to Egypt
D feel satisfied
''Is it because there are no graves in Egypt that you have taken us away to die in the wilderness?
A they were hungry in the wilderness
B there was no water for them to drink
C the spies brought evil reports about Canaan
D the Egyptians marched after them
The golden calf which Aaron made for Israel was an evidence of
A lack of faith in God
B loss of confidence in Moses
C a plot to replace Moses
D an attempt to revolt against God
When God heard the groaning of the people of Israel in Egypt, He
A got angry with the Pharaoh
B sent a warning to the Pharaoh
C remembered His covenant with Abraham
D plagued the Egyptians with drought
God commanded the earth to bring forth living creatures according to their kinds on the
A 3rd day
B 4th day
C 5th day
D 6th day
God made two great lights to
A shine upon the earth
B rule the day and the night
C demarcate between the day and the night
D give light to the world
Peter admonishes Christians that suffering for Christ's sake brings God's
A salvation
B blessing
C love
D righteousness
According to James, the man who prays to God and at the same time doubts is
A ignorant of God's purpose
B disobedient to God
C double-minded
D deceived by Satan
James enjoins Christians to remain impartial by
A showing love to all without distinction
B loving their neighbours as themselves
C treating all brethren equally
D giving everyone his due
Those who have fallen asleep before the coming of the Lord are those
A sleeping naturally
B dead physically
C dead spiritually
D who are unfaithful
In the course of his ministry, Paul worked night and day so that
A he might not be a burden to any one
B his followers might eat
C he could raise money for the work of the gospel
D he could pay the debt he was owing the brethren
One of the civic responsibilities Christians are commanded to carry out is
A honouring elders in the society
B maintaining holiness in life
C obedience to lawful authority
D observing the law faithfully
The greatest spiritual gift to seek for is
A speaking in tongues
B love
C healing
D working of miracles
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