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Naaman the Syrian leper was healed by
A Amos
B Hosea
C Elisha
D Gehazi
E Elijah
During the reign of Ahab, the supremacy of God was championed by
A Elisha
B Hazael
C Obadiah
D Elijah
E Jehu
God allowed Rehoboam to retain only one tribe in Israel because
A His father, Solomon, had shared the other tribes among the other brothers
B He had married many foreign wives
C The northern tribes had successfully revolted against him
D Of David ho had been faithful to the Lord
E His father, Solomon, has served the Lord in his life
David told Abner in the wilderness of Siph that he (Abner) deserved to die because he
A Was slack in protecting King Saul
B Allowed David to steal the King’s helmet
C Lost the King’s spear and shield
D Plotted against King Saul
E Led the King into a death trap
Saul’s war with the Amalekites was called Holy War because
A God spared the Canaanites
B The Amalekites worshipped baal
C The booties of war were to be taken only by the King
D Yahweh ordered total destruction
E The Amalekites were God’s people
Which of the following officials were charged by pharaoh to kill the Hebrew male children?
A Egyptian physicians
B Egyptian taskmasters
C Hebrew midwives
D Egyptian soldiers
E Hebrew physicians
Which of the following leadership qualities was manifested by Joseph when he told his brothers not to be angry with themselves for selling him?
A Wisdom
B Good judgment
C Maturity
D Tolerance
E Forgiveness
Which of the following instruction did God give to man after He had created him?
A ‘Go ye into the world and exercise full authority over it’.
B ‘Be fruitful and multiply, and fill the earth and subdue it’.
C ‘Be you kind to all the creatures of the earth’.
D ‘I have given you power over all the world, make full use of it’.
E ‘You shall not have for your food every tree bearing fruit’.
Which of the following instruction did God give to man after He had created him?
A ‘Go ye into the world and exercise full authority over it’.
B ‘Be fruitful and multiply, and fill the earth and subdue it’.
C ‘Be you kind to all the creatures of the earth’.
D ‘I have given you power over all the world, make full use of it’.
E ‘You shall not have for your food every tree bearing fruit’.
As part of the heritage of their calling, Peter enjoined Christians to do all the following except
A bearing all their anxieties courageously on their shoulders
B the young clothing themselves with humility
C humbling themselves under the mighty hand of God
D firmly resisting the devil, conscious of the fact that suffering is part of Christian life
E recognizing that God opposes the proud and gives grace to the meek
'To Christians who live among unbelievers, Peter recommends
A submission to tyranny
B freedom from the law
C passive resistance
D good conduct
E self praise
During the second coming of the Lord, Surviving Christians would
A reign forever on earth with him
B join the happy throng to meet him in the clouds
C occupy a minor position in heaven after those who had previously died
D join in fighting against the anti-Christ
E enjoy peace and seccurity for a thousand years
Paul considered himself unfit to be called an apostle because he
A persecuted the church of God
B was the least among the Jewish race
C was timely born
D became one through hardwork
E did not know Jesus
all the following are some of the spiritual gifts enumerated by Paul in the first Epistle to the Corinthians except
A the gift of hearing
B the utterance of wisdom
C the gift of healing
D prophecy
E speaking in tongues
Paul was thankful to God whenever he remembered Philemon in his prayer because of Philemons
A Philemon's determination not to forgive Onesimus
B love for, and faith in Jesus
C lack of appreciation of the value of Onesimus to him
D pretended godness
E admiration for his ru-away slave
Paul's example of humility in his Epistle to the Philippians is
A Jesus taking the form of a servant
B counting oneself as superior to others
C reckoning what is best for oneself
D Jesus claiming equality with God
E Jesus rising up in glory
According to the Epistle to the Galatians, being baptized into Christ means
A discrimination among race
B descent from Abraham
C putting on Christ-like life
D rising in corruption
E discrimination between sexes
In the Epistle to Colossians , Paul admonished Christians to put to death all the following earthly things except
A fornication
B covetousness
C impurity
D passion
E lowliness
In his epistle to the Romans, Paul advocated all the following as ways of using our talents except
A thinking of oneself with sober judgement
B using our talent in proportion to our faith
C making indidvidual contributions liberally
D serving the Lord with cheerfulness
E thinking of oneself with pride
According to Paul in Romans, one essential requirement for salvation is
A keeping the law of Moses
B praying fervently
C going to church
D believing that Jesus rose from the dead
E being self-righteous
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