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SSS One CRS Objective Examination Questions

Christian Religious Studies Objective Questions for SSS One

1. Jesus as the lamb of God signifies that


A. like a lamb, Jesus obeyed his Father and became a man
B. Jesus was to bear the sin of the world
C. Jesus was an earthly messiah
D. Jesus was to overcome humiliation.

2. By referring to Himself as the Door, Jesus meant that


A. only through Him is salvation possible
B. he stands at the door of people’s hearts and knocks
C. He is the gatekeeper of heaven
D. He is the way to the sheepfold.

3. The living water Jesus offered to the woman of Samaria represents


A. pure water
B. the true wine
C. word of God
D. peace of mind.

4. According to the Gospel of John, Jesus loved his disciples to the end. This type of love is
A. eros
B. storge
C. agape
D. philia.

5. Man is enjoined to love God


A. to avoid hellfire
B. because God loved him first
C. to obtain favours from God
D. to be free of temptations.

6. According to 1 John, whoever does not love his neighbour


A. does not know God
B. is a fool
C. shall be cast into hell
D. shall not obtain any divine favours.
7. In Romans, Paul says that all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God. This statement means that
A. the glory of God is reserved for the Jews only
B. ignorance of the law is no escape from God’s wrath

C. right from the beginning man has failed God through sin
D. All sinners are automatically condemned to hell.

8. Paul teaches that the law which had served as a custodian has been superseded by
A. tradition of the elders
B. baptism of the Holy Spirit
C. being Abraham’s offspring
D. faith in Jesus Christ.

9. God’s promise to Abraham and his offspring for a glorious future was tied to
A. doing the works of the law
B. his faith and generosity of God
C. non-anxiety over his wife’s barrenness
D. non of the above

10. Non-Jews could share in God’s promise to Abraham and his descendants by
A. obeying all laws like Abraham
B. believing in their righteousness
C. upholding the faith of Abraham
D. accepting the faith of Judaism.

11. ‘Just as one man’s trespass led to the condemnation for all men, so one man’s act of righteousness led to
the acquittal and life for all men.’ The two men involved here are
A. Cain and Abel
B. Adam and Eve
C. Ahab and Jezebel
D. Jesus and Adam.

12. Paul admonished the Romans to not let sin reign in their mortal bodies but to yield themselves to God as
men who
A. are perfect in all things
B. have been brought from death to life
C. are under the law
D. are instruments of peace.

13. ‘Grace,’ according to St Paul, is the


A. gift from God
B. peace provided for all Christians
C. means of seeing God when we die
D. the power given to all Christians.

14. The purpose of grace is to


A. justify the sinner
B. enforce the law
C. cancel the law
D. encourage the sinner.

15. According to Paul in Colossians, which of the following is not a sign of the newness of life in Christ?
A. seeking things that are above
B. putting to death what is earthly
C. forbearing one another
D. setting minds on earthly things.

16. Paul argued that Jesus died for us while we were yet sinners to
A. prove that he was not an ordinary man
B. show God’s love for sinful man
C. warn us to desist from sin
D. give us the power to possess the earth

17. As children of God, Christians have all the following responsibilities except
A. accepting permanent custodianship of the law
B. suffering with Christ
C. patiently expecting the glory of God
D. groaning inwardly for redemption.

18. One becomes a child of God through


A. paying tithes regularly
B. fasting and praying
C. Faith in Jesus Christ
D. attending Church regularly.

19. According to Paul in Galatians, man’s freedom came with


A. belief in the elemental spirits
B. knowledge of Christ’s parables
C. the reading of the Bible
D. the coming of Jesus.

20. James taught that religion that is pure and undefiled before God is shown by
A. reading the Bible
B. loving the needy and purity of life
C. preaching the word of God
D. taking part in all the activities of the Church.

21. The concept of faith and works as enunciated by James means


A. hearing and doing the word of God
B. praying in the spirit in readiness for good works
C. practising religion without speaking in tongues
D. hearing and memorizing the word of God.

22. According to James, faith without works is


A. insincere
B. sinful
C. dead
D. not allowed.

23. Which of the following is a characteristic of a new life in Christ?


A. loneliness
B. passion
C. impurity
D. humility.

24. Paul taught that by our common faith in Jesus and baptism, the difference between Jews and Gentiles has
become
A. permanent
B. irrelevant
C. temporal
D. real.

25. Paul made a comparison between Adam and Jesus to show that
A. Adam caused sin while Jesus provided salvation
B. both were human
C. Adam succumbed to temptation while Jesus did not
D. both were subjected to temptations in the wilderness.

26. Justification, according to Paul, can only be obtained by


A. obeying the law of Moses
B. working hard on earth
C. having faith in Jesus Christ
D. going to Church regularly.

27. Paul likened the spiritual gifts received by individual members of the Church to the
A. variety of doctrines by different churches
B. inequality of members of the church
C. various interpretations of the word of God
D. different parts of the human body.

28. On the use of individual gifts by the Spirit, each Christian is to use it
A. for self-enrichment
B. for the common good
C. according to church laws
D. as he wants.

29. Which of these is not a gift of the Spirit?


A. Fasting and praying
B. faith
C. utterance of knowledge
D. speaking in tongues.

30. According to Paul, one is to desire spiritual gifts, especially the gift of
A. speaking in tongues
B. healing
C. prophecy
D. the utterance of wisdom.

31. Which of the following according to James is an important factor for effective prayer?
A. love
B. faith
C. fasting
D. mercy

32. James taught that Christians should offer prayers of thanksgiving when they are
A. remorseful
B. sick
C. cheerful
D. interceding
33. James advised against looking down on the poor because they are
A. for peace and self-sacrifice
B. those who spent time on the Lord
C. powerless
D. the rightful heirs of the kingdom.

34. Paul in Colossians advised husbands to


A. not be harsh with their wives
B. provide every one of their wife's needs
C. learn to discipline their wives
D. help their wives in doing house chores.

35. All the following describe Christians in First Peter except


A. holy nation
B. people living together
C. God’s people
D. chosen race.

36. In Philippians, Paul taught that Jesus’ humility and death on the cross earned him
A. salvation for Israel
B. adoption as the Son of God
C. exaltation as Lord
D. eternal life in the kingdom

37. According to 1 Peter, the humble will always


A. have their needs supplied by God
B. be respected by the people
C. inherit the earth
D. receive God’s grace

38. In the Letter to the Hebrews, forgiveness entails


A. forgetting the past
B. pardoning for specified times
C. pardoning with conditions
D. warning the offender against a repeat

39. Jesus taught that we are forgiven when we


A. avoid sin
B. forgive
C. fast and pray
D. ask for it
40. The father, the mother and the children make up the
A. extended family
B. society
C. nuclear family
D. Church

41. In Colossians, Paul enjoined wives to be subject to their husbands as


A. it is a curse from the Garden of Eden
B. because they had no choice
C. or face punishment
D. is fitting in the lord

42. Fathers are not to provoke their children so as not to become


A. discouraged
B. stubborn
C. aggressive
D. angry

43. One of the civic responsibilities of Christians according to the Epistle of Peter is
A. fasting and praying always
B. paying taxes
C. constructing roads in villages
D. attending Church activities regularly.

44. According to Peter, a Christian should exercise his freedom by


A. claiming his freedom at all costs
B. enduring pain while suffering
C. doing what is right
D. using it as a pretext for evil.

45. Jesus told Peter to forgive his enemies seventy times seven. This means
A. seventy times a week
B. seven times in seventy days
C. four hundred and ninety times
D. as often as possible.

46. Paul urged the Philippians to


A. humble themselves
B. humiliate themselves
C. send him more gifts
D. exalt themselves

47. Jesus demonstrated the best example of humility according to Paul by


A. claiming equality with God
B. taking the form of a servant
C. rising in glory
D. feeling superior to all

48. According to Peter, which of these is not an illustration of how Jesus lived a life worthy of emulation?
A. he was sinless
B. he bore the sins of the world
C. when he suffered, he fought back
D. when mocked did mock in return

49. ‘God opposes the proud but gives grace to the humble.’ This teaching of Peter emphasizes
A. faithfulness
B. holiness
C. obedience
D. humility

50. He who humbles himself shall be


A. exalted
B. seen as a weakling
C. humiliated
D. made to inherit the earth.

51. According to James, the testing of a Christian’s faith produces


A. the desire to fast and pray
B. steadfastness
C. fear
D. tension

52. Answered prayers according to James require


A. lengthy time
B. fasting in addition
C. faith
D. use of many words.

53. When praying Jesus taught that Christians should


A. kneel down
B. pray like the Gentiles
C. speak in tongues
D. not heap up empty words

54. One of the causes of unanswered prayers according to James is


A. wrong motive
B. not kneeling while praying
C. over-praying
D. not fasting alongside

55. Peter urges Christians living in the community to


A. show off their holiness
B. conduct themselves becomingly
C. not to take nonsense from anyone
D. not to mingle with pagans

56. When treated unjustly, Christians are encouraged to


A. complain to higher authorities
B. call in the police
C. bear up patiently
D. retaliate

57. Which of the following is not a sign of Christian freedom according to Peter?
A. giving honour to all men
B. love of the brotherhood
C. honouring the emperor
D. using freedom in pretence

58. According to Peter, Christians who suffer for Christ should not be ashamed but should
A. glorify God
B. be encouraged
C. Be patient
D. be grateful.

59. The best example of Christian prayer is contained in


A. Lenten observances
B. the Lord’s Prayer
C. Jesus’ prayer in Gethsemane
D. fasting and praying for forty days
60. Prayer offered on behalf of others is called...
A. intercession
B. adoration
C. petition
D. thanksgiving.

61. “Why do you seek the living among the dead?” This statement was made by the …..
A. angels of the Lord.
B. Disciples of Jesus Christ
C. guards at the tomb
D. the Jews

62. For the Christians, Jesus came that they may …..
A. Grow rich
B. have eternal life
C. be holy
D. rejoice.

63. In Thessalonians, any Christians living in idleness should be


A. employed by the church
B. looked at as an enemy
C. fed daily by the church
D. kept away

64. The ‘living water’ Jesus offered to the woman of Samaria represents….
A. pure water
B. Word of God
C. true vine
D. water

65. The following are the sayings of Jesus about himself except
A. “I am the light of the world
B. “I am the good shepherd”
C. “behold the lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world”
D. “I am the true Vine”.

66. Which of the following according to James is an important factor for effective prayer?
A. love
B. courage
C. faith
D. mercy

67. The fruit of the spirit according to Paul is


A. peace
B. prophecy
C. wonder-working
C. speaking in tongues

68. To illustrate oneness in the spirit of Christians, Paul used the analogy of
A. husband and wife
B. the human body
C. the best gift
D. Church and society

68. The main condition for justification is……


A. law
B. good works.
C. Spiritual gifts
D. faith in the death and resurrection of Christ.

69. The father, the mother and the children make up the
A. extended family
B. society
C. basic family
D. church

70. According to Paul, sin has no dominion over those who are under….
A. grace
B. law
C. authority
D. . judgment

71. Old life means….


A. old age
B. life of grace
C. sinful life.
D. sinlessness
72. Fathers are not to provoke their children so as not to become
A. discouraged
B. stubborn
C. aggressive
D. angry

73. Christians become sons of God by….


A. adoption through faith
B. being Gentiles.
C. works of law.
D. being Romans.

74. Which of these is a talent?


A. Speaking in tongues
B. prophesying
C. singing
D. interpreting dreams

75. Jesus told Peter to forgive his enemies seventy times seven. This means
A. seventy times a week
B. seven times in seventy days
C. four hundred and ninety times
D. as often as possible

76. Paul urged the Philippians to


A. humble themselves
B. humiliate themselves
C. send him more gifts
D. exalt themselves

77. Jesus demonstrated the best example of humility according to Paul by


A. claiming equality with God
B. taking the form of a servant
C. rising in glory
D. feeling superior to all

78. The following are the types of love except….


A. eros
B. filia
C. agape
D. Silas
79. ‘God opposes the proud but gives grace to the humble.’ This teaching of Peter emphasizes
A. faithfulness
B. holiness
C. obedience
D. humility

80. The message in Paul’s letter to Philemon is on


A. forgiveness.
B. Simplicity.
C. Humility
D. grace

81. According to James, the testing of a Christian’s faith produces


A. the desire to fast and pray
B. steadfastness
C. fear
D. tension

82. Onesimus ran away from his master, his master here refers to
A. Philemon
B. Paul
C. Timothy
D. Silas

83. The following are the characteristics of love except


A. holiness
B. patience
C. meekness
D. law

84. there was a great earthquake when the angel descended from heaven and came and rolled the stone back and
sat upon it.” This was reported by….
A. Matthew
B. Mark
C. Luke
D. John

85. Peter urges Christians living in the community to


A. show off their holiness
B. conduct themselves becomingly
C. not to take nonsense from anyone
D. not to mingle with pagans

86. …… was not among the women that went to the tomb to anoint the body of Christ.
A. Mary
B. Joanna
C. Salome
D. Martha

87. “Two men stood by the women in dazzling apparel.” This was reported by
A. Matthew
B. Mark
C. Luke
D. John

88. Paul urged the Corinthians to earnestly desire the higher gifts, especially that they may
A. prophesy
B. speak in tongues
C. work miracles
D. pray fervently

89. The best example of Christian prayer is contained in


A. Lenten observances
B. the Lord’s Prayer
C. Jesus’ prayer in Gethsemane
D. fasting and praying for forty days

90. In the Second Coming, both the living and the dead will be brought to
A. judgment
B. hell
C. heaven
D. the church

CRS SSS Two Objective Examination Questions


Christian Religious Studies Objective Questions for SSS Two
1. According to the first story of creation, all created things were approved by God because they were all
A. subject to man’s authority
B. good in God’s sight
C. made to man’s taste.
D. according to their own kind

2. What did God create on the Seventh day according to the first creation account?
A. nothing
B. light
C. sea creatures
D. man.

3. “For this reason, a man leaves his father and mother to be united with his wife and the two become”
A. man and woman
B. helpmates
C. one flesh
D. husband and wife.

4. Jacob loved Joseph more than his siblings because he was


A. the eldest son
B. more powerful than all of them
C. a dreamer
D. the son of his old age

5. When Joseph was sent to see the welfare of his brothers, he met them pasturing at
A. wilderness of Sin
B. Shechem
C. Dothan
D. Bethel.

6. Moses experienced the burning bush that was not consumed at


A. Midian
B. Horeb
C. Nebo
D. Meriba

7. God provided water for the Israelites by asking Moses to strike the rock at
A. Sinai
B. Massah
C. Rephidim
D. Paran.

8. The quality that distinguished Joshua and Caleb from the other spies was their
A. over-confidence in themselves
B. preparedness to face odds
C. knowledge of their enemies
D. absolute trust in God

9. Who among the following did God direct Moses to appoint as his successor?
A. Aaron
B. Joshua
C. Eleazar
D. Caleb

10. As part of his commissioning, God directed Moses to make his successor stand before a priest
A. Eleazar
B. Aaron
C. Samuel
D. Eli.

11. The name Moses means


A. baptized in water
B. abandoned in water
C. drawn out of water
D. washed in water.

12. The destruction of the cities of Ai and Bethel was the conquest of
A. Moses
B. Aaron
C. Caleb
D. Joshua

13. God gave the Israelites quails and manna in


A. the wilderness of Pihahiroth
B. the wilderness of Sin
C. Mount Horeb
D. Rephidim.

14. The Israelites under Barak defeated the Canaanite troops led by
A. Sisera
B. Jael
C. Deborah
D. Abinoam.

15. Before their defeat by Barak, the Canaanites had oppressed the Israelites for
A. 15 years
B. 25 years
C. 20 years
D. 30 years.

16. God led the Israelites in the wilderness in the day by


A. a pillar of fire
B. the rod of Moses
C. the bronze serpent
D. a pillar of cloud

17. When Elijah declared drought in Israel, God commanded and he was fed at the brook Cherith by
A. the widow of Zarephath
B. ravens
C. generous people
D. the servants of the king.

18. One reason for Elijah’s relocation to Zarephath during the time of the draught was because
A. of lack of water
B. his life was under threat
C. he was invited by a widow
D. God was no longer able to feed him.

19. Which of the following practices was not associated with the sons of Eli?
A. Forceful taking of the raw sacrificial meat
B. total disregard for the advice of the worshippers
C. having great regard for their father’s advice
D. treating the offering of the Lord with contempt

20. Eli’s culpability for his sons’ sins in the matter of sacrifices was that he
A. he shared in the meat taken by force
B. rejected people’s accusations against his sons
C. he sided with his sons
D. he was not strict in disciplining his sons.

21. Eli, the priest of God in Shiloh died mainly because


A. the priesthood was taken away from his house
B. the Ark of God was captured
C. his sons were killed in the battle
D. the Ark of God was destroyed

22. The two worthless sons of Samuel were


A. Joel and Abiah
B. Hophni and Phinehas
C. Barak and Sisera
D. Joshua and Caleb

23. The sons of Samuel abused their positions because they


A. offered bribes
B. dishonoured the Lord’s sacrifices
C. took bribes and perverted justice
D. slept with the women who served in the house of God

24. The misbehaviour of Samuel’s sons led to


A. their death in one day
B. the capture of the Ark of God
C. the defeat of Israel in a battle
D. the introduction of monarchy in Israel.

25. Asa was notable as a responsible leader in the kingdom of Judah for one of the following
A. he asked for wisdom from God in a dream
B. he dropped his mother from being queen
C. he killed all his enemies
D. he made the Israelite army stronger than their enemies.

26. The first king of Israel was


A. Saul
B. David
C. Samuel
D. Solomon.
27. David spared Saul’s life at Ziph because Saul was
A. a brave soldier
B. surrounded by powerful enemies
C. the Lord’s anointed
D. quick to escape.

28. Shadrack, Meshach and Abednego escaped death for obeying God against
A. adultery
B. serving the Babylonians
C. murder
D. idolatry.

29. One of the consequences of Saul’s disobedience to God’s commands was that
A. he was later killed by David
B. He and his sons died the same day
C. he was overthrown by David
D. his son was made to succeed him.

30. The prophet of God who prophesied against the altar at Bethel disobeyed God by
A. eating and drinking at Bethel
B. uttering false prophecies
C. healing king Jeroboam
D. wrestling with a lion.

31. Submitting to the will of God entails


A. letting God have his way in all things
B. being insistent till God grants our requests
C. forcing ourselves to obey God
D. telling God to do as we want

32. David submitted to the will of God by


A. killing God’s enemies
B. accepting to be king of Israel
C. accepting the death of his son as God’s doing
D. divorcing Bathsheba

33. David didn’t kill Saul in the wilderness of Ziph because


A. Saul was surrounded by a powerful army
B. Saul was the Lord’s anointed
C. he was a brave warrior
D. Saul escaped

34. Jonah submitted to the will of God by


A. begging to be vomited by the fish
B. escaping in a ship
C. accusing the Ninevites of many sins
D. preaching in Nineveh

35. When God said to Solomon, “Ask what I shall give you,” he asked for
A. riches
B. wisdom and knowledge
C. the death of his enemies
D. long life

36. Solomon’s wisdom was made manifest when he


A. married many beautiful women
B. counselled the Queen of Sheba
C. judged the case between two harlots
D. built a Church

37. At Gibeon, God promised Solomon a long life if he could


A. build a temple for him
B. keep his commandments
C. utter several proverbs
D. reduce the number of his wives

38. From the belly of the fish, Jonah prayed to God having been there
A. 40 days and 40 nights
B. 7 days and 7 nights
C. 10 days and 7 nights
D. 3 days and 3 nights

39. Solomon’s wisdom was abused when he


A. married women from foreign lands
B. made a treaty with the king of Tyre
C. uttered too many proverbs
D. welcomed the Queen of Sheba
40. The episode of David and Bathsheba was in violation of God’s commandments numbers
A. five and six
B. seven and nine
C. six and nine
D. one and four

41. During the building of the Temple, Solomon solicited help from
A. his brethren
B. Hiram, the king of Tyre
C. Prophet Nathan
D. Israelite taxpayers

42. At Solomon’s death, he was succeeded by his son named


A. Jeroboam
B. Absalom
C. Saul
D. Rehoboam

43. The northern tribes of Israel seceded from the southern tribes during the kingship of
A. Rehoboam
B. Saul
C. Ahab
D. Eli

44. Which of the following did not form part of what led to the famous uprising between the northern and the
southern tribes in Israel

A. the king’s refusal to grant the people’s request


B. the advice of the youth to the king
C. the choice of candidate as king
D. the policy of forced labour

45. The prophet who prophesied the division of the Israelite kingdom into two was
A. Elijah
B. Ahijah
C. Elisha
D. Nathan

46. Naboth would not give his vineyard to Ahab because it was
A. better than the king’s offer
B. under cultivation
C. undervalued by the king
D. inherited from his father

47. One other misgiving during Ahab’s reign as king of Israel was
A. allowing the rebuilding of Jericho
B. underpaying for Naboth’s vineyard
C. marrying many foreign women
D. not building a temple for God

48. One method employed by Jezebel in an attempt to snatch Naboth’s vineyard was by
A. exiling Naboth
B. reporting Naboth to the elders
C. asking for the proclamation of a fast
D. offering Naboth bribes

49. The condemnation of King Ahab by Prophet Elijah was not because of his
A. marriage to Jezebel
B. ascension to the throne
C. worship of baal
D. erection of an altar for Baal

50. When Elijah pronounced heavy punishment against Ahab and his family, Ahab reacted by
A. chasing Elijah away
B. threatening the life of Elijah
C. reporting him to his wife
D. calling Elijah an enemy of Israel

51. The prophet who told the Syrian commander to wash himself in river Jordan was
A. Elisha
B. Elijah
C. Nathan
D. Gehazi

52. When Naaman returned to thank the prophet with gifts after being cured, the prophet
A. asked his servant to collect them
B. collected them himself
C. rejected them
D. collected part of the gifts

53. The Syrian commander initially declined to go and wash in the Jordan because
A. it was dirty water
B. he felt rivers in Damascus were better
C. he didn’t believe the prophet
D. his leprosy needed medication, not miracle

54. Gehazi became a leper because of his


A. stubbornness
B. waywardness
C. carelessness
D. greed

55. When God ordered famine in Israel, Elijah was fed by the ravens at
A. brook Cherith
B. River Jordan
C. River Kishon
D. Mount Carmel

56. Elijah destroyed the prophets of Baal


A. as an act of revenge
B. as an act of sacrifice
C. to oppose Baal worship
D. to shame Jezebel

57. The prophets of Baal were killed on


A. Mount Carmel
B. Mount Kishon
C. Mount Sinai
D. Mount Calvary.

58. Prophet Elijah was a native of


A. Nineveh
B. Jerusalem
C. Jericho
D. Tishbe

59. Before God sent rain in Israel after Elijah’s pronouncement, the drought had lasted for
A. three years
B. six months
C. six years
D. twelve years

60. The sending of the rain on Israel after the drought shows
A. Elijah as a powerful prophet
B. Baal cannot be trusted
C. God’s supremacy over nature
D. Jezebel was shamed

61. Darkness was not created during the creation because


A. the earth was full of water
B. darkness was already in existence
C. God wanted to have day and night
D. God’s spirit was over the waters.

62. A man leaves his parents and cleaves to his wife and they become
A. one flesh
B. man and woman
C. father and mother of the house
D. bone and flesh.

63. Jacob loved Joseph more than his siblings because he was
A. his mother Rachael was Jacob’s favourite
B. the firstborn
C. the son of his old age
D. the last born.

64. In Egypt, Joseph was imprisoned because of


A. he was a slave
B. disobeyed his master
C. he ran out of the house
D. He was accused by his master’s wife.

65. The name Moses means


A. savior
B. drawn out of water
C. law-giver
D. liberator.
66. By removing his sandals before the burning bush, Moses was showing a sense of
A. reverence and submissiveness
B. honour and love
C. humility and respect
D. curiosity and adventure.

67. When Moses demanded to know the name of God, God said that His name is
A. Yahweh
B. the Lord of hosts
C. I AM WHO I AM
D. Adonai.

68. When Moses stayed away for too long on the mountain, the people of Israel
A. returned to Egypt
B. prayed and fasted
C. embarked on farming
D. made and worshipped an idol.

69. The people of Israel were led into the land of Canaan by
A. Moses
B. Joshua
C. Aaron
D. Caleb

70. Prophet Samuel had two worthless sons called


A. Joel and Abiah
B. Hophni and Phinehas
C. Saul and Agag
D. Joshua and Eli

71. The first king of Israel was


A. David son of Jesse
B. Jeroboam son of Nebat
C. Saul son of Kish
D. Ahab son of Omri.

72. Who among the following was to ensure the security of King Saul in the wilderness of Ziph?
A. Abimelech
B. Joab
C. Abishai
D. Abner

73. Three Jews thrown into the fiery furnace came out unhurt because of their faith and
A. strength
B. courage
C. joy
D. love

74. Ahab was condemned for allowing Jericho to be rebuilt although the city had been
A. under Joshua’s curse
B. devastated by earthquake
C. the scene of fatal accidents
D. the site for Canaanite human sacrifice.

75. During the period of the drought, God commanded some ravens to feed Elijah at
A. Mount Carmel
B. in the cave
C. Brook Cherith
D. widow of Zarephath’s house.

76. “The Lord forbid that I should give you the inheritance of my fathers.” The inheritance referred to here is
A. the world
B. the kingship
C. birth
D. vineyard

77. The king of Judah who suffered in the hands of Nebuchadnezzar was
A. Jehoiachin
B. Zedekiah
C. Manasseh
D. Josiah

78. The king planned to set Daniel over the whole kingdom because
A. an excellent spirit was in him
B. he was the most educated of all
C. he wanted to favour a foreigner
D. Daniel brought information to the king.
79. The first situation report about those left in Jerusalem during the exile of Judah was brought by
A. Joshua
B. Zerubbabel
C. Hanani
D. Nehemiah

80. “They have Moses and the prophets. Let them hear them.” This statement was Abraham’s reaction to the
A. the request of Lazarus.
B. Justification of Lazarus
C. question from the rich man’s brother
D. rich man’s second request in hell.

81. The twelve disciples were advised to respond to any house that did not receive them during their missionary
journey by
A. pronouncing Go’s wrath upon them
B. shaking the dust off their feet
C. withdrawing their blessing of peace
D. moving to another destination

82. “My father, if is possible, let this cup pass from me.” This cup signifies
A. suffering and death
B. persecution
C. cry of loneliness
D. spiritual death

83. Before Judas arrived with the crowd to arrest Jesus, Jesus was praying at
A. Bethsaida
B. Calvary
C. Gethsemane
D. Bethany.

84. Jesus came to John at River Jordan to


A. Proclaim himself as Messiah
B. disclose himself to John
C. call some of John’s disciples.
D. Receive baptism like others.
85. Which of the following did not happen after Jesus yielded up his spirit on the cross?
A. the curtain of the was torn into two
B. Joseph of Arimathea removed his body for burial
C. the earth shook, rocks split
D. the tombs of the saints were opened

86. Which of the following miracles shows Jesus’ power over nature?
A. Walking on the sea
B. raising Lazarus from the dead
C. healing of the leper
D. healing of the woman with the issue of blood

87. New life in Christ means


A. paying your tithe regularly
B. helping the poor and the needy
C. being dead to sin
D. getting baptized.

88. In his Epistle to the Romans, justification is received through


A. giving of alms
B. moral uprightness
C. observance of the law
D. faith in Jesus.

89. The following went to the tomb of Jesus on the day of his resurrection
A. Mary Magdalene and Mary the mother of Jesus
B. Mary Magdalene and Mary, mother of James
C. Mary Magdalene and Mary, wife of Cleopas
D. Mary Magdalene and Ruth.

90. The effect of suffering on a Christian is to


A. strengthen his faith
B. tempt his faith
C. destroy his faith
D. hinder his faith.

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