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According to James, to be only hearers of the law is
A Fulfilling the law
B Practical religion
C True worship
D Deceiving oneself
E Liberty of faith
The central theme of Paul’s letter to Philemon is
A The liberty of the Christian under the law
B Concern for the welfare of the slaves
C The bulling of one another
D The emancipation of slaves
E The forgiveness of one another’s sins
The Philippians sent gifts to Paul through
A Mark
B Titus
C Demas
D Silas
E Epaphroditus
according to Paul’s Epistle to the Philippians, a Christian can prove his humility by
A Doing everything with a spirit of exaltation
B Ensuring that charity begins at home
C Having little consideration for others
D Showing off his service to the community
E Showing love and being in full accord with other people
Concerning the second coming of the Lord, Paul advises us to
A Keep awake and be sober
B Expect certain signs in the world
C Reckon on times and seasons
D Be anxious in expectations
E Be confident of security
Paul’s teaching in 1 Thessalonians is that those who are left until the coming of the Lord shall
A Die at the trumpet blast and be raised to life
B Die and be buried
C Not die but shall remain awake
D Precede those who have fallen asleep
E Join those who are raised to meet the lord
The teaching of Paul in Romans that Christians are buried in baptism with Christ Jesus suggest
A A new life in Christ
B The death of Christians
C Paul’s philosophical thinking
D That the body is perishable
E The resurrection of the body
According to Paul in his Epistle to Romans Christians believe that they are descendant of Abraham by
A Faith
B Blood relationship
C Circumcision
D Keeping the law
E Baptism
During the first Christian missionary journey, Paul and Barnabas were referred to as god at
A Antioch
B Iconium
C Perga
D Lystra
E Derbe
Saul was a native of
A Paphos
B Jerusalem
C Corinth
D Galatia
E Tarsus
Peter and John were arrested the second time by the Jewish authorities because the apostles
A Healed the lame man
B Performed wonders and signs
C Healed on a Sabbath day
D Challenged the Sanhedrin
E Preached in the name of Jesus
In the Acts of the Apostles, all the following were the characteristics of communal living in the Early Church except
A Sharing of goods
B Hiding from Jewish arrest
C Praying together
D Breaking of bread
E Having fellowship together
The Jews sought to kill Jesus after He had healed the man at the pool of Bathzatha because he
A Forgave the man’s sin
B Healed the man in the temple
C Allowed the man to carry his pallet
D Called God his Father
E Associated with an outcast
When the guards reported the incident of the empty tomb, the Jewish authorities asked them to say that
A Jesus disciples had stolen His body
B Jesus had truly risen and gone to Galilee
C Nobody should believe the disciples
D Jesus had risen but could not be found
E The claim of the resurrection was false
In the parable of the rich man and Lazarus, Abraham condemned the rich man for all the following reasons except that he
A Used his riches selfishly
B Had no human feeling for the poor
C Wanted his brothers to be preached unto
D Denied Lazarus of crumbs from his table
E Did not listen to the prophets on earth
when Christians suffer for Christ, Peter adminishes them not to
A rejoice
B feel blessed
C be ashamed
D glorify themselves
E suffer innocently
According to Peter which of the following is not an illustration of how Jesus lived a life worthy of imitation?
A he was sinless
B he bore the sins of the whole world in his body
C when he suffered, he fought back spiritedly
D no guile was found on his lips
E when mocked, he did not mock in return
Jesus condemns the partiality of the Church towards the rich because they
A use their money for the general good
B oppress the poor
C have faith as heir of the early kingdom
D glorify the name of the Lord
E manifest the grace of God in their lives
If Christ were not raised form the dead, argues Paul, Christian faith would have
A been undoubtful
B been in vain
C been guaranteed by Abraham's righteousness
D been dependent on grace
E ended with this earthly life
In Paul's Epistle to the Galatians, which of the following is not a condition for the claim by Christians that they are children of God?
A Enslavement to the elemental spirit of the universe
B Redemption from sin by the blood of Jesus
C Adoption as children of God
D Redemption from the law by Jesus Christ
E The indwelling of the spirit of God in their hearts
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