JAMB UTME - Christian Religious Studies - 2001

Question 1 Report

According to Romans, justification is by faith through

works of righteousness Correct answer

redemption in Christ

being filled with the Holy Spirit

obedience to the law

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Question 2 Report

According to Paul, the purpose of the law is

to bring about justification by faith

the fulfilment of divine promises

to promote faith in the crucified Christ

to increase the knowledge of sin Correct answer

Answer Details

According to Paul, the purpose of the law is to increase the knowledge of sin. In other words, the law helps us understand what sin is and how it separates us from God. The law also shows us our need for a savior and the inadequacy of our own efforts to save ourselves. Ultimately, the law points us to Christ and the need for justification by faith in Him.

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Question 3 Report

''Father Abraham, have mercy upon me and send Lazarus....''

Abraham could not grant the rich man's request above because

his dogs used to lick Lazarus' sores

he had no pity on the rich man

there was a chasm between them Correct answer

the rich man lived in luxury while on earth

Answer Details

In the story told by Jesus in Luke 16:19-31, the rich man had died and was in torment in Hades, while Lazarus, who had been poor and covered with sores during his life, was in the comfort of Abraham's side in heaven. The rich man begged Abraham to send Lazarus to dip his finger in water and cool his tongue, but Abraham told him that there was a great chasm between them that could not be crossed, so it was impossible to grant the rich man's request. Therefore, the reason Abraham could not grant the rich man's request was that there was an unbridgeable gap between the place where they were, and not because of any wrongdoing on Abraham's part or because of any debt that Abraham owed the rich man.

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Question 4 Report

Paul teaches that the exercise of spiritual gifts by individual believers should be used to promote

cooperation Correct answer

knowledge

faith

competition

Answer Details

According to Paul in the New Testament, the exercise of spiritual gifts by individual believers should be used to promote cooperation. Paul teaches that each believer has been given a unique gift by the Holy Spirit for the edification of the entire body of Christ. He emphasizes the importance of using these gifts to work together in unity and build up the church. In 1 Corinthians 12, Paul compares the church to a body, with each member playing a unique and necessary role. Therefore, spiritual gifts should not be used to compete or exalt oneself above others, but rather to work together in harmony and cooperation for the common good of the church.

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Question 5 Report

''....but he who enters by the door is the shepherd of the sheep...''

The door in the statement above refers to

Jesus Correct answer

the gospel

Peter

the law

Answer Details

The door in the statement above refers to Jesus. In John 10:7-9, Jesus used the metaphor of a shepherd and his sheep to describe His relationship with His followers. He said that He is the door through which the sheep enter into the sheepfold, and that anyone who enters through Him will be saved and find pasture. This means that Jesus is the only way to salvation and eternal life, and that all who seek to follow Him must do so through Him alone.

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Question 6 Report

The men who threw Shadrach were Meshach and Abednego into the fiery furnace were

consumed by the flames Correct answer

amazed that the Hebrews were not burnt

assisted to escape from being burnt

promoted by the king

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Question 7 Report

According to Paul's letter to the Philippians, Christ demonstrated His humility by

taking the form of a servant

praying for His enemies

drying on the cross Correct answer

washing the feet of His disciples

Answer Details

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Question 8 Report

King Rehoboam refused to take the counsel of the elders because

it was wrong counsel

it was afraid of the outcome of their counsel

it was a turn of affairs brought about by the LORD Correct answer

he was stubborn

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Question 9 Report

Amos declared that the Jews who built houses of hewn stone would not dwell in them because they

swore falsely

persecuted the prophets

trampled upon the poor Correct answer

worshipped other gods

Answer Details

Amos declared that the Jews who built houses of hewn stone would not dwell in them because they trampled upon the poor. The prophet Amos accused the wealthy and powerful in Israel of oppressing the poor and vulnerable, exploiting them for their own gain. By building extravagant houses while ignoring the needs of the poor, the wealthy were demonstrating their disregard for God's commands to care for the needy, and Amos warned that they would ultimately suffer the consequences of their actions. Thus, he declared that those who built houses of hewn stone would not be able to enjoy them because they had oppressed the poor.

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Question 10 Report

According to Hosea, the LORD would not have pity upon the children of his faithless wife because

they had not been faithful

they were rebellious children

their mother had played the harlot Correct answer

their mother had not shown pity on them

Answer Details

In the book of Hosea in the Old Testament of the Bible, the prophet Hosea was told by God to marry a woman who would be unfaithful to him, as a metaphor for Israel's unfaithfulness to God. The wife, Gomer, played the harlot and had children with other men. In Hosea 2:4-5, God says that He will have no pity on the children of Gomer because they are the product of their mother's unfaithfulness. This serves as a warning to Israel, who had been unfaithful to God, that they too would face judgment if they did not repent and turn back to Him.

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Question 11 Report

''It is enough; now, O LORD, take away my life I am no better than my fathers''

The prayer above was said by Elijah when he

ran out of food

was threatened by Jezebel Correct answer

learnt that Ahab was looing for him

had no water to drink at the Brook Cherith

Answer Details

The prayer above was said by Elijah when he was threatened by Jezebel. After he had a great victory against the prophets of Baal on Mount Carmel, Jezebel threatened to kill him. Feeling hopeless, Elijah prayed for God to take his life.

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Question 12 Report

'' Is not David hiding himself on the hill of Hachilah, which is on the east made to King Saul by the

Philistines

Amalekites

Ziphites Correct answer

Hittites

Answer Details

The statement "Is not David hiding himself on the hill of Hachilah, which is on the east" was made by the Ziphites to King Saul. They betrayed David by revealing his location to Saul in the hope of gaining favor with the king.

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Question 13 Report

According to Luke, Jesus healed the epileptic boy by

touching the boy

blnding the evil spirit in him

rebuking the unclean spirit Correct answer

telling the boy to have faith

Answer Details

According to Luke's account in the Bible, Jesus healed the epileptic boy by rebuking the unclean spirit that was causing the seizures. In Luke 9:42-43, the boy's father had brought him to Jesus after the disciples were unable to heal him. Jesus then rebuked the unclean spirit, healed the boy, and returned him to his father.

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Question 14 Report

Paul described the gifts he received from the Philippians as

peace offering

pleasing to God Correct answer

treasure in heaven

free-will offering

Answer Details

In Philippians, Paul described the gifts he received from the Philippians as "a fragrant offering, a sacrifice acceptable and pleasing to God." This indicates that the gifts were not just material items, but were given with the right heart and attitude, as an act of worship and obedience to God. Paul recognized the gift as an act of love and support from the Philippians, and considered it a treasure in heaven, not just a temporary benefit.

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Question 15 Report

King Saul asked Jesus to send David to him because he wanted David to

kill Goliath

serve him Correct answer

marry his duaghter, Michal

become Jonathan's friend

Answer Details

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Question 16 Report

According to Luke, Jesus' last word on the cross wer

"Woman, behold your Son!''

"Father, into thy hands I commit my spirit!'' Correct answer

"I thirst''

"Father, forgive them; for they know not what they do''

Answer Details

According to Luke's account of the crucifixion, Jesus' last words on the cross were "Father, into thy hands I commit my spirit!" (Luke 23:46).

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Question 17 Report

'' At that time shall arise.... the great prince who has charge of your people....''

In the statement above by Daniel, the great prince refers to

Michael

the Deliverer

the Messiah Correct answer

Gabriel

Answer Details

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Question 18 Report

The signs that God showed to Moses at his call were meant to

convice Pharaoh that he was the prophet of God

portray him as superior to the Egyptian magicians

enable him to perform miracles before Pharaoh

convince the people that he has been sent by God Correct answer

Answer Details

The signs that God showed to Moses at his call were meant to convince the people that he had been sent by God. The burning bush that was not consumed, the staff turning into a serpent, and Moses' hand becoming leprous were all signs that were meant to demonstrate to Moses and the Israelites that God had sent him to deliver them from slavery in Egypt. These signs were also intended to strengthen Moses' faith and give him confidence in his ability to carry out the mission that God had given him.

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Question 19 Report

Moses told the Isrealites that the LORD would give them fish in the evening and bread in the morning because He had

heard their prayers

seen their suffering

heard their murmurings Correct answer

promised to feed them

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Question 20 Report

The river that flowed out of Eden, to water the garden divided and became four rivers namely

Pishon, Tigris, Gihon and Nile

Nile,Pishon, and Euphrates and Tigris

Gihon,Pishon, Tigris and Euphrates Correct answer

Pishon,Euphrates,Gihon and Jordan

Answer Details

According to the book of Genesis, the river that flowed out of Eden and divided into four rivers were Pishon, Gihon, Tigris, and Euphrates.

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Question 21 Report

Paul teaches that believers have been buried and raised with Christ so that they might

walk in liberty

grow in the knowledge of Christ

adhere to the law

walk in newness of life Correct answer

Answer Details

Paul teaches that believers have been buried and raised with Christ so that they might walk in newness of life. This means that believers are to leave their old lives of sin and death behind and live a new life in Christ, empowered by the Holy Spirit. Through Christ's death and resurrection, believers have been made new and are called to live a life of righteousness, obedience to God's word, and love for others. The old has passed away, and the new has come.

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Question 22 Report

When the Babylonians captured King Zebekiah they

killed him immediately

put out his eyes Correct answer

assaulted his wives in his presence

took his sons to Babylon

Answer Details

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Concern For One’s Nation

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Question 23 Report

In his effect to rebuild the walls of Jerusalem, Nehemiah prayed against the insults of

nebuchadnezzer and Tobiah

amon and Shallum

tobian and Sanballat Correct answer

geshem and Hulda

Answer Details

In his effort to rebuild the walls of Jerusalem, Nehemiah prayed against the insults of Tobiah and Sanballat. Tobiah was an Ammonite and Sanballat was a Samaritan, both of whom were enemies of the Jews and opposed the rebuilding of the walls. They tried to discourage Nehemiah and his workers by mocking them and spreading false rumors. Despite their opposition, Nehemiah and his team were able to complete the rebuilding of the walls in just 52 days, with the help of God and the determination to fulfill their mission.

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Question 24 Report

The new covenant God made with the house of Israel and the house of Judah was written on

stones

tablets

their foreheads

their hearts Correct answer

Answer Details

The new covenant that God made with the house of Israel and the house of Judah was written on their hearts. This is according to the book of Jeremiah in the Old Testament of the Bible. In Jeremiah 31:31-33, God promised to make a new covenant with Israel and Judah, one that would not be like the old covenant which they broke. The new covenant would be written on their hearts, meaning that God's laws and ways would be ingrained in their very being, and they would obey Him from the inside out, not just following external rules. This is a spiritual transformation that would be made possible through the sacrifice of Jesus Christ.

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Question 25 Report

The Jewish religious leaders arrested and imprisoned the apostles the second time because

high priest and the Sadducees were jealous

they disobeyed the law

they high priest and the Sadducees accused them of treason

they performed miracles in the name of Jesus Correct answer

Answer Details

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Question 26 Report

''...When my soul fainted within me, I remembered the LORD, and my prayer came to thee...''

The prayer above was offered by Jonah

at Tarshish

at Nineveh

in the belly of the fish Correct answer

in the ship

Answer Details

The prayer above was offered by Jonah in the belly of the fish.

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Question 27 Report

God promised the faithless Israelites that if they repented of their sins and returned to Him, He would

fill them with His knowledge

deliver their enemies into their hands

give them shepherds after His own heart

give them favour in the sight of the nations Correct answer

Answer Details

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Question 28 Report

Jesus did not go immediately to attend to Lazarus who was reported sick because He

did not know how serious the sickness was

wanted His disciples to believe in Him Correct answer

cared less about Lazarus

was too busy attending to other people

Answer Details

According to the Bible, Jesus did not go immediately to attend to Lazarus who was reported sick because He wanted His disciples to believe in Him. Jesus said that Lazarus' sickness was for God's glory and His disciples' faith. So, Jesus waited for two days before going to see Lazarus, who had already died by the time Jesus arrived. Jesus raised Lazarus from the dead, and His disciples believed in Him.

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Question 29 Report

Peter teaches that Christians should prepare for the day of the Lord by

having sober reflection

giving alms to the poor

fasting and praying

living holy and godly lives Correct answer

Answer Details

In his second letter, Peter teaches that Christians should prepare for the day of the Lord by living holy and godly lives. He emphasizes the importance of being morally upright and blameless in conduct, as well as growing in knowledge of Jesus Christ. Peter also warns against false teachings and encourages believers to hold fast to the truth. Ultimately, Peter emphasizes the need for Christians to be ready for the return of Jesus and to live in a way that honors God.

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Question 30 Report

''Hear this word, you cows of Bashan... who oppress the poor, who crush the needy....'' Cows of Bashan in the statement above refers to the

women of Samaria Correct answer

wicked kings

false prophets

judges in Israel

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Question 31 Report

Peter advises the elders to tend the flock of God with

zeal and credibility

authority and compassion

a willing and cheerful heart Correct answer

knowledge and understanding

Answer Details

REF_ 1st peter 5:2

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Question 32 Report

What did Saul do after his defeat of the Amalekites?

he returned to Shiloh

he set up a monument for himself Correct answer

he offered sacrifices to God

he repented of his sins

Answer Details

According to the Bible, after Saul's defeat of the Amalekites, he set up a monument for himself. This event is recorded in the book of 1 Samuel in the Old Testament. In chapter 15, God had commanded Saul to destroy the Amalekites and all their possessions, but Saul spared the Amalekite king and some of the best livestock. When the prophet Samuel confronted him about his disobedience, Saul initially denied any wrongdoing, but later admitted to sparing the livestock in order to offer them as a sacrifice to God. Despite his confession, Samuel rebuked Saul and announced that God had rejected him as king. After this, Saul returned to his home and set up a monument to commemorate his victory over the Amalekites.

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Question 33 Report

'' All the words which the LORD has spoken we will do ...''

What was Moses response to this declaration by the Israelites?

He asked them to pick twelve stones to represent the tribes

He charged them to walk faithfully before the LORD

He offered peace offerings to the LORD

He said that the LORD was witness to their declaration Correct answer

Answer Details

Moses' response to the declaration by the Israelites, "All the words which the LORD has spoken we will do," is that he said that the LORD was witness to their declaration. This can be found in Exodus 24:3, which reads, "So Moses came and told the people all the words of the LORD and all the judgments. And all the people answered with one voice and said, “All the words which the LORD has spoken we will do.”" After this, Moses wrote down all the words of the LORD, built an altar and offered burnt offerings and peace offerings, and then he took the blood and sprinkled it on the people and said, "This is the blood of the covenant which the LORD has made with you according to all these words" (Exodus 24:8). Thus, Moses made it clear that the declaration of the people was a solemn commitment, witnessed by the LORD Himself.

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Question 34 Report

According to Paul, God wold send a strong delusion upon those who will perish because they

refused to believe the truth Correct answer

had an unforgiving spirit

were false teachers

did not show love to the brethren

Answer Details

According to Paul, those who will perish are the ones who refused to believe the truth, and as a result, God will send them a strong delusion. This means that they will be deceived and led astray by their own desires and the lies of the devil. They will be unable to distinguish truth from falsehood, and they will believe and follow the lies of false teachers and prophets. All of this will happen because they refused to accept the truth about God and the salvation that he offers through Jesus Christ.

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Question 35 Report

After the mission of the seventy, Jesus declared that He had given them

the gift of knowledge of the word

authority over all the power of the enemy Correct answer

power over the Roman authorities

the gift of healing

Answer Details

After the mission of the seventy, Jesus declared that He had given them authority over all the power of the enemy. This meant that they had the power to cast out demons and perform other miracles. It was a sign of the authority that Jesus had given them as His disciples and representatives. This was an important aspect of their mission to spread the gospel and bring people to salvation. The declaration also showed the extent of Jesus' power and authority as the Son of God, and His desire to empower His followers to do great things in His name.

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Question 36 Report

''Let us flee from before Israel; for the LORD fights for them...

The statement above was made by the Egyptians when

the LORD drove the sea back by a strong east wind

Moses stretched out his hand over the sea

the angel of God sttod between them and the Hebrews

their chariots were clogged in the sea Correct answer

Answer Details

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Question 37 Report

King Josiah defiled Topheth which was in the valley of the sons of Hinnom during his reform in Israel so that

no one might sacrifice human beings again to Molech Correct answer

he might pull down Topheth and break Molech into pieces

he might revive the worship of the sun god

no one would worship Molech

Answer Details

King Josiah defiled Topheth, which was in the valley of the sons of Hinnom, during his reform in Israel so that no one might sacrifice human beings again to Molech. The worship of Molech involved sacrificing children by burning them alive, and it was a detestable practice that God had forbidden. Josiah sought to put an end to this practice and purify the land by desecrating the place where such sacrifices had taken place, ensuring that no one would worship Molech again.

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Question 38 Report

Peter teaches that good Christian conduct is characterised by love and

impartial judgement

fear of God

forbearance Correct answer

hardwork

Answer Details

Peter teaches that good Christian conduct is characterized by love and forbearance. In 2 Peter 1:5-7, Peter encourages believers to add to their faith virtues such as knowledge, self-control, perseverance, godliness, brotherly kindness, and love. Love is described as the ultimate virtue that binds all the others together (Colossians 3:14). Forbearance is the ability to patiently endure difficult circumstances and people, which is an important aspect of Christian love (Ephesians 4:2). Therefore, love and forbearance are both essential components of good Christian conduct, as taught by Peter.

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Question 39 Report

In the story of the transfiguration of Jesus, Moses and Elijah represented the

glory of God

Old Testament saints

law and the prophets Correct answer

end of the age

Answer Details

In the story of the transfiguration of Jesus, Moses and Elijah represented the law and the prophets. This is because Moses was the giver of the law, and Elijah was considered one of the greatest prophets of the Old Testament. Their appearance with Jesus on the mountain was a confirmation of Jesus' fulfillment of the law and the prophets and His divine authority as the Son of God.

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Question 40 Report

God decided not to punish the people of Israel during the reign of Josiah for the sins they committed because

Josiah humbled himself before the LORD and repented

He was merciful to him

Josiah walked righteously before the LORD, his God Correct answer

He did not want Josiah to backslide

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Question 41 Report

In order to fulfill the law of Moses, Jesus told the leper He had been healed to go and

show himself to the priest Correct answer

proclaim the good news

make sacrifice to God

show himself to his household

Answer Details

In the context of the New Testament, according to the book of Matthew (8:2-4), Jesus healed a leper who came to him for healing. After healing him, Jesus told him to "go and show himself to the priest and offer the gift that Moses commanded, as a testimony to them." This statement refers to the Jewish law of Moses, which commanded that a person with leprosy must present himself to a priest for examination after being healed. If the priest confirmed that the person was indeed healed, he would then perform a ritual cleansing and the person would be considered clean. So, Jesus was telling the leper to follow the Jewish law of Moses by presenting himself to the priest as a testimony to them that he had been healed, which would serve as proof of the miraculous healing that Jesus had performed.

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Question 42 Report

What acts of righteousness did Isaiah admonish his peopl to demonstrate?

helping the poor and offering sacrifices

learning to do good and seeking justic Correct answer

avoiding evil and praying for others

defending the orphans and respecting the widows

Answer Details

In Isaiah, the prophet admonishes his people to demonstrate acts of righteousness by learning to do good and seeking justice. He instructs them to defend the oppressed, take up the cause of the fatherless, and plead the case of the widow. In other words, Isaiah encourages his people to show compassion and love towards those who are vulnerable and marginalized in their society, and to actively work towards creating a more just and equitable community.

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Question 43 Report

God decided not to bring evil in Ahab's days but in the days of his son because Ahab

fasted for forty days

returned Naboth's vineyard

humbled himself before God Correct answer

asked God for mercy

Answer Details

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Question 44 Report

The sign of the covenant between God and Noah for all future generations was

a treaty of peace

bow in the cloud Correct answer

blood

circumicision

Answer Details

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Question 45 Report

Paul warned the Thessalonians against the deceit of false teachers concerning

activities of the man of sin

the second coming of Christ Correct answer

their salvation in Christ

the resurrection of the dead

Answer Details

Paul warned the Thessalonians against the deceit of false teachers concerning the second coming of Christ. In his letter to the Thessalonians, Paul was concerned that some false teachers were deceiving the believers into thinking that Christ had already returned. He corrected this misunderstanding and warned the believers to be on guard against such false teachings. He emphasized that Christ's return would be a future event and that they should always be ready and watchful for it.

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Question 46 Report

''The LORD give you children by this woman...'' Eli offered this prayer because of Hannah's

loan of Samuel to the LORD Correct answer

faith in God

love for the service of the LORD

desire for more children from God

Answer Details

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Question 47 Report

''The ark of the God of Israel must not remain with us...'' The Philistines who made the statement above were anxious to get rid of the ark because

their woman were becoming barren

they could not handle it

the Israelites had mustered forces against them

the hand of God was heavy upon them
Correct answer

Answer Details

The Philistines who made the statement were anxious to get rid of the ark because the hand of God was heavy upon them. According to 1 Samuel 5, the Philistines had captured the ark of God in battle, but they began to experience plagues and calamities as a result of having it. They then decided to send it away, saying "The ark of the God of Israel must not remain with us, for his hand is hard against us and against Dagon our god." (1 Samuel 5:7)

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Question 48 Report

According to James, because believers hold the faith of the Lord Jesus Christ, they should

pray for one another

not yield to temptation

overcome evil with good

not show partiality Correct answer

Answer Details

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Question 49 Report

In the parable of the wheat and tares, the harvest time refers to the

close of the age Correct answer

millennium reign of Christ

white judgement throne

tribulation period

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In the parable of the wheat and tares, the harvest time refers to the close of the age. This is the time when the Son of Man will send His angels to gather the tares and throw them into the furnace of fire, while the wheat will be gathered into His barn. It is a metaphorical representation of the final judgment, where the righteous will be separated from the wicked, and each will receive their due reward.

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The man who stirred up the people against Paul in Ephesus was

Aristarchus

Demetrius Correct answer

Alexander

Gaius

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The man who stirred up the people against Paul in Ephesus was Demetrius. According to the book of Acts in the Bible, Demetrius was a silversmith who made silver shrines of the goddess Artemis. He gathered other craftsmen who were affected by Paul's teachings and started a riot, which eventually led to the arrest of Paul's companions. Demetrius claimed that Paul's teachings would lead to a decline in the worship of Artemis and that their livelihood was at stake.

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