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Paul's final recorded sermon was delivered at
A Derbe
B Perga
C Iconium
D Lystra
E Antioch
Saul could be said to have persecuted Jesus Christ by
A mocking Jesus on the day of pentecost
B attacking Jesus for flouting the laws of Moses
C opposing the way
D accusing Stephen
E condenming the preaching of the gospel to non - Jews
According to St. John's Gospel,who among the following did Jesus refer to as thieves? The
A Pharisees
B earlier prophets
C chief prophets
D patriarchs
E false messiahs
in which of the following ways was John to identify Jesus as the Lamb of God?
A he will see a lad coming to baptism with a lamb
B he will see a man casting out demons
C The Spirit of the Lord will descend on him like a dove
D Jesus would be head and shoulder above other people
E Jeus would be baptizing people with the Holy Spirit
According to St. Luke Jesus' prediction concerning Jerusalem during the Triumphal Entry was that
A if they stopped the mouth of the disciples, babes would acclaim Him
B the Jewish leaders will never know what makes for peace
C men will come from the East and West into the Kingdom
D the days were coming when no stone will be left on another in Jerusalem
E no harm will befall Jerusalem
The presence of Moses and Elijah in the Transfiguration of Jesus Christ signifies that
A Mose and Elijah were still alive
B Jesus came to fulfil the law and the prophets
C Jesus' earthly ministry was permanent
D Jesus' teaching was to be obeyed
E Elijah reincarnated as John the baptist
In the story of the good Samaritan, the priest and the Levit ignored the injured traveller because they
A were not trained nurses
B were late for work in the temple
C held their ceremonial laws in esteem
D did not notice the injured man
E had no money in their bags
In the mission of the seventy disciple, according to St. Luke, Jesus specifically sent them to
A every town where he was to visit
B Gentile cities only
C Jewish cities only
D plants seeds in his vineyard
E drive out the wolves among the lambs
Take heart my son, your sins are forgiven. This was Jesus' charge to the
A lame
B blind
C sinner
D paralytic
E deaf
Whenever Jesus cleansed leapers, he charged them to return home to
A their relatives
B show themselves to the Levites
C announce their cleansing to the people
D give thanks offering to God
E present themselves and gifts to the priest
Jesus condemned empty phrases in prayer because
A God does not answer long prayer
B God has foreknowledge of all our needs
C they show lack of concentration
D they are a way of showing off in public
E he had taught his followers the model of prayer
Jesus in the sermon on the Mount, asked Christians to rejoice in the face of false accusation because
A God will fight their cause
B He Himself suffered in a similar fashion
C suffering is part and parcel of everyday life
D their reward of eternal life is assured
E they are the light of the world
The relevance of the Temptation to the Baptism of Jesus was that
A the Devil used the Temptation to make Christ prove His divinity as revealed in the Baptism
B Jesus' hunger during the Temptation disproved the claim , at Baptism, that God was pleased with him
C both were physical experiences of Jesus at the very beginning of his public ministry
D the same Spirit which fell on Jesus at Baptism also tempted him in the widerness
E The Spirit of God which fell in Jesus at Baptism left Him for a while, thus allowing the devil to tempt him
Amos described true religion as
A engaging in sacrifice and burnt offering
B being just and righteous
C singing of praises to God
D engaging in Holy feasts and assemblies
E fasting and praying
'I will take you, one from a city and two from a family, and i will bring you to Zion'. These words of Jeremiah implies that
A a few remnants will return from exile to Jerusalem
B God will take some people from Judah into exile
C some sons of Judah will prophesy in Zion
D only a few in Jerusalem will escape the exile
E God will remain faithful to a few in Israel
The King of Nineveh ordered his people to fast and pray to God in order to
A survive the drought imposed on them
B make them victorious over their enemies
C sustain them in their state of affluence
D deliver them from penury and want
E avert the punishment for their sinful life
The King of Judah who witnessed the second deportation was
A Jehoiachin
B Zedekiah
C Gedaliah
D Jehoikim
E Hoshea
Inspite of Josiah's religious reforms, God still punished Judah because
A his reform did not go far enough
B Judah had sold herself to foreign powers
C Josiah's reform were limited to Judah alone
D Josiah overturned Manasseh's religious policies
E the faithlessness of Judah had become unpardonable
King Josiah was commended by the Deuteronomic historians because
A wrote a book of the law
B ordered the repair of temple in Jerualem
C defended the King of Assyria against Egyptian attack
D built a new temple in Jerusalem
E directed Shaphan , his secretary to reorganize baalism in Israel
Elijah demonstrated the supremacy of God to the people of Israel by
A condenming Ahab for slaying Naboth
B prophesying the death of Ahab
C annointing Jehu as Ahab's successsor
D slaying all the worshippers of baal
E ordering fire from heaven to consume his sacrifice
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