JAMB UTME - Christian Religious Studies - 1997

Question 1 Report

Jeremiah was not anxious to accept God's call to become a prophet because

it was a hazardous profession

he knew that the people would not listen to him

heneeded to know God more

he was too young and inexperienced Correct answer

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Jeremiah was not anxious to accept God's call to become a prophet because he felt he was too young and inexperienced.

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Question 2 Report

The mother of the living child asked Solomon to give the child to the other woman because

killing the child would serve no useful purpose

her heart yearned for the child Correct answer

she was confident that the king would ensure justice

she believed the child would recognize her at maturity

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Question 3 Report

The condition for justification according to Paul is

merit and favour

possession of spiritual gifts

ability to keep God's commandments

faith in Christ crucfied Correct answer

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According to Paul, the condition for justification is faith in Christ crucified. In his letters to the Romans and Galatians, he emphasizes that humans are justified by faith in Jesus Christ, and not by works of the law. This means that people cannot earn their salvation by keeping God's commandments or possessing spiritual gifts, but rather they must put their faith in Jesus Christ and his sacrifice on the cross for the forgiveness of sins. Therefore, faith in Christ crucified is the key condition for justification according to Paul's teachings.

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Question 4 Report

''As one falls before the wicked you have fallen'' This is a part of David's lamentation over

Absalom

Jonathan

Abner Correct answer

Saul

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Question 5 Report

According to Matthew, Jesus entered Jerusalem riding

a horse and a donkey

an ass and a horse

a colt and a donkey Correct answer

an ass and a colt

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According to the Gospel of Matthew, Jesus entered Jerusalem riding on a colt and a donkey. This means that Jesus was riding on two animals at the same time, one being a young horse (colt) and the other being a donkey. The donkey was likely the mother of the colt, which was a common practice for people to use both animals together for transportation. This event is often referred to as the Triumphal Entry, as it marked the beginning of Holy Week and Jesus' final journey towards his crucifixion.

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Question 6 Report

''If you will go with me, I will go'; but if you will not go with me, I will not go''. In the statement above, 'you' refers to

God

Balaam

Deborah Correct answer

Jael

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Question 7 Report

According to James, the man who prays to God and at the same time doubts is

ignorant of God's purpose

disobedient to God

double-minded Correct answer

deceived by Satan

Answer Details

According to James, the man who prays to God and at the same time doubts is "double-minded." This means that he is uncertain and divided in his thoughts and beliefs, which makes it difficult for him to fully trust in God and have faith in His promises. James warns that such a person should not expect to receive anything from God because he is unstable and lacks conviction in his prayers. Therefore, it is important for believers to have a steadfast faith and trust in God, without doubting or wavering in their beliefs.

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Question 8 Report

Paul told the Corinthians that if any one has caused pain to the church he should be

removed from their midst Correct answer

punished severely

forgiven and comforted

made to confess his sins

Answer Details

In the context of the question, Paul, who was an apostle, instructed the Corinthians on how to handle someone who had caused pain to the church. He advised that such a person should be removed from their midst, implying that they should be expelled from the church community. This was seen as a way of preserving the purity of the church and protecting its members from negative influences. Therefore, the correct answer is "removed from their midst".

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Question 9 Report

One of the civic responsibilities Christians are commanded to carry out is

honouring elders in the society

maintaining holiness in life

obedience to lawful authority Correct answer

observing the law faithfully

Answer Details

The civic responsibility that Christians are commanded to carry out is obedience to lawful authority. This means that Christians are to respect and obey the laws of the land and the authorities that have been placed in positions of power. This is based on the teachings of the Bible, which instructs Christians to submit to governing authorities as they are established by God. By obeying the law, Christians can be good citizens and promote the welfare of their communities.

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Question 10 Report

The seventy disciples who returned from their missionary work were told by Jesus to rejoice because

they were well received by people

the spirits were subject to them

their names were written in heaven Correct answer

they preached to many people

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Question 11 Report

On which of the following grounds will faith be null and promise void?

faith is a necessary condition for justification

believers are saved through grace

salvation comes through adherence to the law Correct answer

justification is by God's grace

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The answer to this question is: "salvation comes through adherence to the law". In the Christian faith, it is believed that salvation is obtained by faith in God's grace, not by adherence to the law. If someone believes that salvation comes through following the law, they are essentially rejecting the grace of God and placing their trust in their own ability to keep the law. This nullifies their faith, and therefore any promise made on the basis of that faith would be void.

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Question 12 Report

In extolling the sovereignty of God, Amos contrasted Him with the Nile which he described as

rising and sinking Correct answer

drying and flooding

the source of the waters of the sea

the source of Egypt's power

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Question 13 Report

God sent His Son , Jesus Christ, into the world in the likeness of sinful flesh in order

to destory the law

that the law might be fulfilled Correct answer

that man may walk in the flesh

to save the righteous

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Question 14 Report

''......at the name of Jesus every knee should bow ....every tongues confess that Jesus Christ is Lord .....'' The statement above demonstrates the Lordship of Jesus over

all religious persons

all creation Correct answer

christians only

non christians only

Answer Details

The statement above shows that Jesus is the Lord over all creation. This means that every knee, which includes all religious persons, Christians, and non-Christians, will bow to Him and every tongue will confess that Jesus Christ is the Lord. This declaration emphasizes the universal and supreme authority of Jesus over everything, regardless of individual beliefs or affiliations.

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Question 15 Report

How did David perceive that his child from Bathsheba was dead?

Bathsheba lamented the loss of her child

he saw his servants whispering together Correct answer

he received a message to that effect from Joab

God revealed it to him through Nathan

Answer Details

David perceived that his child from Bathsheba was dead because his servants were afraid to tell him, and he saw that they were whispering together, which made him realize that something terrible had happened. When David inquired about the situation, they told him the news that the child had died. This is recorded in 2 Samuel 12:18-19. Therefore, the correct option is: "he saw his servants whispering together."

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Question 16 Report

''Foxes have holes, and birds of the air have nests; but the Son of man has nowhere to lay his head,'' This statement above implies that

discipleship costs much Correct answer

the Son of man needs no house

suffering is inevitable in life

church buildings are unnecssary

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The statement, "Foxes have holes, and birds of the air have nests; but the Son of man has nowhere to lay his head," implies that discipleship costs much. This means that following Jesus requires a significant sacrifice, including giving up material possessions and comforts. The Son of man, who refers to Jesus, was willing to sacrifice everything, including a comfortable place to lay his head, in order to fulfill his mission on earth. As his followers, we are also called to be willing to make sacrifices for the sake of the Gospel and to prioritize our allegiance to God over our attachment to material possessions.

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Question 17 Report

The harlotry of Gomer is compared to Israel's

abandonment of the ephod

false and insincere sacrifices

oppression of the poor

unfaithfulness to God Correct answer

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The comparison between the harlotry of Gomer and Israel is based on unfaithfulness to God. Gomer was unfaithful to her husband Hosea, just as Israel was unfaithful to God by turning to idols and false gods. Both Gomer and Israel abandoned their commitment and faithfulness, and turned towards immorality and ungodliness. The comparison highlights the gravity of Israel's sin and the severity of their punishment, just as Hosea's marriage was strained by Gomer's unfaithfulness. In essence, the comparison emphasizes the importance of faithfulness to God and the consequences of unfaithfulness.

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Question 18 Report

Two of the seven disciples chosen to serve tables in the early church were

Parmenas and Timon Correct answer

Matthias and Cornelius

Nathaniel and Philip

Stephen and Andrew

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Question 19 Report

According to Jeremiah, the vital element in the new covenant God would make the Jews was that

He would bless all nations through the Jews

man would be enabled to keep God's law

salvation would come through a virgin's seed

the individual would be accountable before God Correct answer

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Question 20 Report

By keeping God's covenant, the people of Israel would become

the conquerors of nations

a nation where God would manifest Himself

the inheritors of the earth

a kingdom of priests of God Correct answer

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God made a covenant with the people of Israel that if they obeyed His commandments and kept His covenant, they would become a nation where God would manifest Himself, and they would be His special people. They would become a kingdom of priests of God, a holy nation, and a light to the other nations of the world. The covenant was a promise of blessings for obedience and punishment for disobedience. Therefore, by keeping God's covenant, the people of Israel would become a holy nation, where God would dwell among them, and they would be a blessing to the other nations of the world.

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Question 21 Report

''Holy, holy, holy is the Lord of hosts; the whole earth is full of his glory'', This statement was made in the year

Solomon dedicated the temple

Josiah completed his reformation

Uzziah of Judah died Correct answer

David brought the ark to Jerusalem

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Question 22 Report

Those who have fallen asleep before the coming of the Lord are those

sleeping naturally

dead physically Correct answer

dead spiritually

who are unfaithful

Answer Details

The phrase "those who have fallen asleep before the coming of the Lord" refers to people who have died physically before the return of Jesus Christ. This expression is used in the Bible to describe believers who have passed away, and it emphasizes the hope of resurrection and eternal life for those who have put their faith in Jesus. Therefore, the answer is "dead physically." It does not refer to people who are sleeping naturally, dead spiritually, or unfaithful.

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Question 23 Report

The healing of the paralytic brought by his four friends demonstrates

the power of Jesus to heal all types of diseases

that the friends had faith in the healing power of Jesus Correct answer

the compassion of Jesus on the sick man

that Jesus has power to forgive sin

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Question 24 Report

The people referred to as pillars of the Jerusalem church, who gave Barnabas and Paul the right hand of fellowship were

Cephas, John and Mark

James, John and Silas

John, Silas and Simon

James, Cephas and John Correct answer

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The people referred to as pillars of the Jerusalem church, who gave Barnabas and Paul the right hand of fellowship were James, Cephas, and John. These were important leaders in the early Christian church, and they affirmed their support for the ministry of Paul and Barnabas.

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Question 25 Report

Jesus healed the only son of the widow of Nain because

the crowd pleaded with Him

the widow demonstrated faith in Him

He had compassion on her Correct answer

He wanted to make people believe in Him

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Jesus healed the only son of the widow of Nain because He had compassion on her. When Jesus saw the widow weeping as they carried her dead son out of the town, He was moved with compassion for her and said, "Do not weep." Jesus then approached the bier and touched it, and said to the dead man, "Young man, I say to you, arise." The man sat up and began to speak, and Jesus presented him to his mother. The people who witnessed this were amazed and glorified God, recognizing that a great prophet had arisen among them.

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Question 26 Report

In the course of his ministry, Paul worked night and day so that

he might not be a burden to any one Correct answer

his followers might eat

he could raise money for the work of the gospel

he could pay the debt he was owing the brethren

Answer Details

Paul worked night and day so that he might not be a burden to anyone. This means that Paul did not want to be a financial burden to anyone as he carried out his ministry. He worked hard to provide for himself and his companions, and not depend on the generosity of others. He did this out of a sense of responsibility and also to avoid any potential criticism from those who might view him as a money-grabber.

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Question 27 Report

''Give me also this power, that any one whom I lay my hands may receive the Holy Spirit''. Peter rebuked the speaker for being

very crafty

money conscious

ignorant

fraudulent Correct answer

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Question 28 Report

According to Matthew, when the woman went to see the sepulchre, they

saw an angel sitting upon the stone Correct answer

met Jesus on the way

found that the disciples had been there

found the guards rolling back the stone

Answer Details

According to the Gospel of Matthew, when the women went to see the sepulcher where Jesus had been buried, they saw an angel sitting upon the stone that had sealed the tomb. The angel announced to them that Jesus had risen from the dead and instructed them to go and tell the disciples. (Matthew 28:2-7)

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Question 29 Report

The greatest spiritual gift to seek for is

speaking in tongues

love Correct answer

healing

working of miracles

Answer Details

According to the Bible, the greatest spiritual gift to seek for is love. This is based on the teachings of Paul in 1 Corinthians 13, where he emphasizes the importance of love as the foundation for all spiritual gifts. Paul states that even if he has all the spiritual gifts, without love, he is nothing. Love is described as patient, kind, not jealous, not arrogant, not selfish, not easily provoked, and never failing. Therefore, love is considered to be the greatest gift because it is the most essential quality of a Christ-like character, and it enables us to serve others in a selfless and sacrificial way.

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Question 30 Report

In the healing ministry of Jesus Christ which of the following played a very vital role?

faith Correct answer

repentance

love

patience

Answer Details

Faith played a very vital role in the healing ministry of Jesus Christ. Many times in the Gospels, Jesus healed people who came to Him with faith and trust in His power to heal. He often told those He healed that their faith had made them well. Without faith, people may not have come to Jesus to be healed, and they may not have received the healing they needed. Faith is a belief in something or someone, and in this case, faith in Jesus was essential for people to experience His healing power.

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Question 31 Report

Hosea's matrimonial experience symbolizes God's intention to

reform Israel and make her greater

review His covenant with Israel

discipline Israel for her infidelity

redeem Israel from her unfaithfulness Correct answer

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Question 32 Report

The name Ichabod means

without glory

unfolding glory

perpetual glory

departed glory Correct answer

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The name Ichabod means "departed glory." It comes from the Hebrew language and appears in the Bible in the book of 1 Samuel. The name was given to a child born to a woman named Phinehas's wife after her husband and father-in-law died in battle against the Philistines and the Ark of God was taken. The name Ichabod signifies the departure of God's glory from Israel.

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Question 33 Report

''Hear the word of the LORD, you rulers of Sodom! Give ear to the teaching of our God, you people of Gomorrah!''The nation referred to as Sodom and Gomorrah in the statement above is

Israel Correct answer

Judah

Samaria

Ephraim

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Question 34 Report

The parable of the good Samaritan Implies that

Samaritans always love their neighbours

priests and Levites hardly show love

neighbourliness is expressed in love and concern Correct answer

a good neighbour must show love to his enemies

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Question 35 Report

According to Matthew, Jesus entered Jerusalem riding

a horse and a donkey

an ass and a horse

a colt and a donkey Correct answer

an ass and a colt

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According to the Gospel of Matthew, Jesus entered Jerusalem riding on a colt and a donkey. This event is known as the Triumphal Entry, which is celebrated by Christians on Palm Sunday, the week before Easter. The image of Jesus riding on a colt and a donkey was seen as a fulfillment of the prophecy in Zechariah 9:9, which states, "Rejoice greatly, O daughter of Zion! Shout aloud, O daughter of Jerusalem! Behold, your king is coming to you; righteous and having salvation is he, humble and mounted on a donkey, on a colt, the foal of a donkey." This event is considered significant as it symbolizes Jesus' entry into Jerusalem as a king, and it also sets the stage for his crucifixion and resurrection.

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Question 36 Report

Peter admonishes Christians that suffering for Christ's sake brings God's

salvation

blessing Correct answer

love

righteousness

Answer Details

Peter in his letter admonishes Christians that suffering for Christ's sake brings God's blessing. In 1 Peter 3:14, he writes, "But even if you should suffer for righteousness' sake, you will be blessed." Peter encourages believers to endure any persecution they may face for following Christ, knowing that in the end, they will be blessed by God. This includes facing opposition and ridicule from those who do not believe, as well as more severe forms of persecution such as imprisonment or even death. Through it all, believers can trust that God is with them and will ultimately reward their faithfulness.

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Question 37 Report

James enjoins Christians to remain impartial by

showing love to all without distinction Correct answer

loving their neighbours as themselves

treating all brethren equally

giving everyone his due

Answer Details

James encourages Christians to remain impartial by showing love to all without distinction. In James 2:1-13, he warns against showing partiality towards the rich and ignoring the poor. He emphasizes that the law of love requires Christians to treat everyone equally, without discrimination based on their status or wealth. Thus, Christians should love their neighbors as themselves and give everyone their due, regardless of their social or economic standing.

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Question 38 Report

The parable which teaches about God's judgement is that of the

sower

lost sheep

weeds Correct answer

mustard seed

Answer Details

The parable which teaches about God's judgement is that of the weeds. In the parable of the weeds, Jesus tells a story about a farmer who sows good seed in his field, but an enemy comes and sows weeds among the wheat. When the wheat begins to grow, the weeds also grow with them. The farmer's workers suggest that they should pull up the weeds, but the farmer tells them to wait until the harvest. At the time of harvest, the weeds will be separated from the wheat and burned. This parable teaches that there will be a final judgment where the righteous will be separated from the wicked, and the wicked will be punished.

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Question 39 Report

Joseph saw his rise to leadership position in Egypt in relation to his brothers as

a proof of his superiority over them

an opportunity to avenge their evil deeds

a time to test their honesty

a means of preserving their lives Correct answer

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Joseph saw his rise to leadership position in Egypt in relation to his brothers as a means of preserving their lives. Joseph's brothers had sold him into slavery out of jealousy, but Joseph, through God's providence, had become a powerful leader in Egypt. When his brothers came to Egypt during a time of famine, Joseph forgave them and used his position to provide for them and their families. He saw his power as an opportunity to show mercy and to ensure the survival of his family.

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Question 40 Report

Jesus injunction not to lay up treasures on earth for ourselves implies that the christian should

not bank his money

give his money to charity

not be extravagant

be rich in good works Correct answer

Answer Details

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Question 41 Report

Jesus implies in His teaching on adultery, prayer, alms and and fasting that these are more of matters of

the heart Correct answer

individual interpretation

religious beliefs

social norms

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Jesus implies in His teaching on adultery, prayer, alms, and fasting that these are more of matters of the heart. In His teachings, Jesus emphasizes the importance of inner purity and righteousness, rather than just following external rules and rituals. He stresses that true righteousness involves not only outward actions but also the attitudes and motivations of the heart. Therefore, Jesus encourages His followers to examine their hearts and motives, and to cultivate a deep and sincere relationship with God, rather than just focusing on outward appearances and following religious traditions.

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Question 42 Report

According to Mark and Luke, the response of blind Bartimaeus to his healing was to

follow Jesus immediately Correct answer

run to show himself to the prisests

confess Jesus as a prophet

speak to the Jews about Jesus

Answer Details

According to the Gospel of Mark and Luke, blind Bartimaeus was healed by Jesus as he was leaving Jericho. After receiving his sight, Bartimaeus' response was to follow Jesus immediately. He did not go to show himself to the priests, confess Jesus as a prophet, or speak to the Jews about Jesus.

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Question 43 Report

According to the Letter of Paul to the Romans, Christians are to yield themselves to God as men who

have been raised from death to life

to longer live by the works of law Correct answer

receive baptism after circumcision

have listened to the gospel of Christ

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Question 44 Report

Jesus used the illustration of the vine to teach that a christian that abides in Him will surely

be a good shepherd

resurrect on the Last Day

be a bread of life

bear much fruit Correct answer

Answer Details

In John 15, Jesus used the illustration of the vine and branches to teach that a Christian who abides in Him will surely bear much fruit. Just as a branch cannot bear fruit by itself, but only by being connected to the vine, a Christian cannot bear fruit without abiding in Christ. This means that they must have a close, ongoing relationship with Him, relying on Him for strength, guidance, and direction. Bearing fruit in this context means living a life that is characterized by the qualities of Christ, such as love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control.

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Question 45 Report

The devil's principal purpose for tempting Jesus Christ was to

show that nobody is above temptation

demonstrate that he controls the world

lure Jesus Christ from His mission Correct answer

prove that afterall, Jesus is only human

Answer Details

The devil's principal purpose for tempting Jesus Christ was to lure Him from His mission. The devil wanted Jesus to abandon His mission of saving mankind and worship him instead. The devil tempted Jesus with power, wealth and worldly pleasures, hoping to distract Him from His divine purpose. However, Jesus resisted the temptation and remained steadfast in His mission to save humanity, demonstrating His unwavering commitment to God's will.

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Question 46 Report

The parable which teaches about God's judgement is that of the

sower

lost sheep

weeds Correct answer

mustard seed

Answer Details

The parable which teaches about God's judgement is that of the weeds. In this parable, Jesus tells a story about a farmer who sows good seed in his field, but an enemy comes and sows weeds among the wheat. The farmer's servants want to pull up the weeds, but the farmer tells them to let both the wheat and the weeds grow together until the harvest. At the harvest, the wheat is gathered into the barn, but the weeds are thrown into the fire. This parable teaches that God will judge between the righteous and the wicked at the end of time, and those who have done evil will be punished while the righteous will be rewarded.

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Question 47 Report

At the Beautiful Gate,Peter and John healed a man who was

lame Correct answer

blind

deaf

dumb

Answer Details

At the Beautiful Gate, Peter and John healed a man who was lame.

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Question 48 Report

''Are you the king of the Jews?'' Jesus reply to the question above by Pilate was

You have said so'' Correct answer

My kingship is not of this word''

''Who has made you a prince and a judge over us?''

''Why put me to the test, you hypocrites?''

Answer Details

When Pilate asked Jesus if He was the king of the Jews, Jesus replied, "You have said so." This response is recorded in the Gospel of Matthew (27:11), indicating that Jesus neither confirmed nor denied that He was the king of the Jews. Instead, He allowed Pilate to draw his own conclusion based on the evidence presented to him. This response is sometimes interpreted as a way of acknowledging that Pilate was the one in power at the moment and that he had the authority to make the final decision.

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Question 49 Report

Luke ends the Sermon on the Plain with an analogy of a building to emphasize the importance of

preaching and hearing the word

hearing and obeying the word Correct answer

studying and doing the word

preaching and abiding by the word

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In the Gospel of Luke, at the end of the Sermon on the Plain, Jesus uses the analogy of a building to emphasize the importance of hearing and obeying the word. He compares those who hear and obey His teachings to a man who builds his house on a solid foundation, while those who hear but do not obey are like a man who builds his house on sand. This analogy illustrates the importance of not only hearing the word of God, but also putting it into practice in order to have a strong and lasting faith.

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The Parables

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Question 50 Report

The prayer of Jesus before His arrest showed that

He was sorrowful and troubled Correct answer

His disciples had not understood Him thoroughly

He was not prepared to die on the cross

He wanted His disciples to be prayerful

Answer Details

The prayer of Jesus before His arrest showed that He was sorrowful and troubled. In the prayer, He expressed His deep anguish and fear about the suffering that awaited Him. He also prayed for strength and asked for God's will to be done. This prayer shows the human side of Jesus, who experienced emotions like any other human being. It also highlights the depth of His commitment to fulfilling God's plan for the salvation of humanity.

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Effective Prayer

Discipleship

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