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Jesus teaches," Let your light so shine before men..." by Light Jesus refers to
A the Christian character and virtues in us
B the bright lights at the altar in the church
C the light that shows the right way
D our knowledge of the scripture
Jesus ordered the seventy disciples not to salute any one because
A their mission required urgency
B it is not part of their mission to salute
C they may forget their mission
D salutations to strangers defile the Jews
The devout man in Jerusalem whom the Lord promised would see Christ before his death was named
A Zechariah
B Joseph
C Stephen
D Simeon
After his baptism Jesus began to
A proclaim the kingdom of God
B baptize others
C confront religious leaders
D teach in parables
Which two tribes in Israel led in the rebuilding of the temple after the exile
A Judah and Benjamin
B Naphtali and Joseph
C Manasseh and Rueben
D Judah and Ephraim
The first batch of Jewish exiles to rebuild the temple was under the leadership of
A Joshua
B Hanani
C Sheshbazzar
D Zerubabel
God spoke through Amos that He would punish Israel for the following sins except that they
A sold the righteous for silver
B sold the needy for a pair of shoes
C trampled the head of the poor into the dust
D pursued their brothers with the sword
The king planned to set Daniel over the whole kingdom because
A he was the most educated of all
B an excellent spirit was in him
C he wanted to favour a foreigner
D Daniel brought information to the King
Jeremiah said the people of Judah were in a state of mourning because
A they sinned against God
B their vessels were empty
C their farms were destroyed
D there was drought in the land
When Isaiah saw the Lord in His holiness and glory, he exclaimed
A "Blessed is me for i am truly Holy"
B "Woe is me! for i am lost"
C "Blessed be the name of the Lord"
D "I am finished for i have seen a Holy God"
Complete this statement "Holy, Holy, Holy is the Lord of Hosts,
A the Seraphims bow to His glory
B the whole earth will sing his glory
C the whole earth is full of his glory
D His creatures will rise to praise His Holy Name
The punishment of Israel according to the vision of Jeremiah includes all the following except
A occupation of the land by foreigners
B restoration of their kings and priests
C destruction of their flocks and herds
D consumption of their harvest by their enemies
The King of Judah who suffered in the hands of Nebuchadnezzar was
A Jehoachin
B Manasseh
C Josiah
D Zedekiah
"T Lord forbid that i should give you the inheritance of my fathers". The inheritance referred to here is
A birth right
B the world
C the kingship
D a vineyard
When God ordered famine on Israel, Elijah was fed by the ravens at
A Brook Cherith
B River Jordan
C River Kishon
D Mount Carmel
Elijah was a prophet during the reign of
A Gideon
B David
C Ahab
D Rehoboam
David showed Nathan the prophet that he had repented of his sin by
A refusing to marry Uriah's wife
B confessing that he had sinned
C offering to compensate Uriah's family
D making sacrifice to please God
David's first contact with Saul was because he was
A skillfull in playing
B victorious over Goliath
C a man of favour
D a shepherd boy
Eli the priest in Shiloh was condemned because he
A allowed his children to deprive God of his share of sacrifice
B allowed the Ark of God to be taken to the battle field
C did not take God's message through Samuel seriously
D officiated at the temple without the assistance of the prophet
On matters of parental Responsibility, Samuel could not be commended because he
A made his children judges instead of priests
B wanted his children to suceed him
C did nothing to stop his children's immoral behaviour
D did not care what happened to Israel after
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