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Question 1 Report

Samuel was said to have failed in matters of parental responsibility because he

made his children to succeed him

made his children judges over Israel

did not bring up his children in his way Correct answer

could not maintain unity in his family

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Question 2 Report

Apart from Joseph who was already in Egypt, the offspring of Jacob that migrated from Canaan to Egypt numbered

Sixty

Seventy Correct answer

Eighty

Ninety

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The offspring of Jacob who migrated from Canaan to Egypt numbered seventy. This is mentioned in the book of Genesis in the Bible. The descendants of Jacob who migrated to Egypt included his sons, their wives, and their children. This migration was due to a severe famine in the land of Canaan, and they settled in Egypt under the protection of Joseph, who was already there. The number seventy is significant in the Bible as it is believed to represent completeness and perfection.

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Question 3 Report

Is any among you sick? Let him call for the elders of the church and let them pray over him. By this statement, James meant that

we should not pray for ourselves when we are sick

the prayer of the faithful will save the sick Correct answer

elders of the church can perform wonders

prayer without the elders may not be effective,

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Question 4 Report

The reason for which the building of the temple came into fulfillment during the time of Solomon was that

David was guilty for shedding blood Correct answer

there was relative peace during his reign

his father had arranged for building materials

he offered enough sacrifices to God

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Question 5 Report

And there is salvation in no one else, for there is no other name under heaven given among men by which we must be saved. This needs statement was made by

Jesus when he was going to heaven

The seven deacons during the appointment

Peter before the Sanhedrin Correct answer

The apostles on the day of Pentecost

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The statement, "And there is salvation in no one else, for there is no other name under heaven given among men by which we must be saved," was made by Peter before the Sanhedrin. To explain further, after the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus, Peter, one of the apostles, boldly proclaimed this statement before the Jewish council known as the Sanhedrin. Peter emphasized that salvation could only be found through Jesus Christ and that no other person or name could offer salvation. This statement reflects the belief of the early Christian community that Jesus is the exclusive source of salvation for humanity. It highlights the central role of Jesus in the Christian faith and the importance of recognizing Him as the savior.

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Question 6 Report

Jesus' call of the first four disciples to be "fishers of men" implied that they were to

propagate the teachings of Jesus

convert the Jews into Christians Correct answer

win proselytes to Jesus

be trained to become Rabbis.

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Question 7 Report

To win Israel back to Himself, God promised turning the valley of Achor into a place of

peace

hope Correct answer

mercy

joy

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In the book of Hosea in the Old Testament of the Bible, God promises to restore the relationship between Himself and Israel. He mentions that He will make the valley of Achor a door of hope for them. The valley of Achor was a place of trouble and defeat for Israel, where Achan had sinned by taking forbidden spoils during a battle. By promising to turn it into a door of hope, God is offering a symbol of forgiveness and restoration to His people. So, the correct option is "hope".

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Question 8 Report

From his experience on the road to Damascus Saul learnt all the following except

Persecuting the church meant persecuting the Lord

His confidence in Judaism was misplaced

He was specially chosen to preach to the Gentile

He could successfully promote his own will Correct answer

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Question 9 Report

When Jezebel decided to cut off the prophets of the Lord, who among the following took a hundred prophets and hid them in a cave?

Elijah

Elisha

Nathan

Obadiah Correct answer

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When Jezebel decided to cut off the prophets of the Lord, it was Obadiah who took a hundred prophets and hid them in a cave. This incident is recorded in the book of 1 Kings in the Old Testament. Obadiah was a devout follower of God and was also a high-ranking official in King Ahab's palace, who was married to Jezebel. Despite the danger of going against the queen's orders, Obadiah chose to protect the prophets and hid them in a cave, providing them with food and water.

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Question 10 Report

I desire mercy, and not sacrifice! for I came not to call the righteous, but sinners. Jesus made this remark when

He called the first disciples by the sea

the Sadducees accused Him of eating with sinners

the Pharisees accused Him of eating with sinners Correct answer

He healed the woman with the issue of blood

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Question 11 Report

Huldah, the prophetess, pronounced evil upon Judah because the people

had burned incense to other gods Correct answer

were marrying foreign women

were disobedient to the king

had failed to keep the sabbath.

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Huldah, the prophetess, pronounced evil upon Judah because the people had burned incense to other gods.

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Question 12 Report

Which of the following was the major sin attributed to Hophni and Phinehas? They

treated the offering of the Lord with contempt Correct answer

took bribes and has no regard for justice

engaged in idolatry and adultery

deposed their father from priesthood

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The major sin attributed to Hophni and Phinehas was treating the offering of the Lord with contempt. As sons of Eli, the high priest of Israel, they were also priests serving in the Tabernacle. However, they were described as wicked men who did not know the Lord and treated the offerings brought by the people with contempt. They would take the best portions of the offerings for themselves before they were offered to God. This angered the Lord and led to their eventual downfall.

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Question 13 Report

Which of the following was the sequence of Jesus' temptation according to Matthew?

Temple - wilderness -mountain

Wilderness - temple - mountain

Mountain -temple -wilderness

Wilderness - mountain - temple Correct answer

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Question 14 Report

The name Manasseh which Joseph gave to his first son means

a beloved son of Joseph's wife

God had made Joseph forget his hardship Correct answer

God had delivered Joseph from death

God had forgotten Joseph and his family

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The name Manasseh which Joseph gave to his first son means "God had made Joseph forget his hardship." According to the Bible, after Joseph was sold into slavery by his brothers and spent years in prison, he was eventually elevated to a high position in Egypt. When his first son was born, Joseph named him Manasseh, saying "For God has made me forget all my toil and all my father's house" (Genesis 41:51). Therefore, the correct answer is "God had made Joseph forget his hardship."

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Question 15 Report

Which of the following ways did Nehemiah demonstrate concern for his nation? He

revived the worship of Yahweh

rebuilt the temple of Jericho

reconstructed the walls of Jerusalem
Correct answer

led the exiles back home.

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Nehemiah demonstrated his concern for his nation by: - Reconstructing the walls of Jerusalem: Nehemiah took the initiative to rebuild the walls of Jerusalem, which were in ruins. This showed his dedication to restoring the city's security and protecting its inhabitants from external threats. - Reviving the worship of Yahweh: Nehemiah emphasized the importance of worship and led the people in renewing their commitment to God. He encouraged the observance of religious practices and sought to strengthen the spiritual life of the nation. - Leading the exiles back home: Nehemiah played a significant role in leading the Jewish exiles back to their homeland. He organized and facilitated their return, enabling them to rebuild their lives and establish a strong community in Jerusalem. - Rebuilding the temple of Jericho: While the rebuilding of the temple of Jericho is not specifically attributed to Nehemiah, he did oversee various construction projects in Jerusalem, including the repair of the city gates and fortifications. Overall, Nehemiah's actions demonstrated his deep concern for the welfare and restoration of his nation. He focused on rebuilding the physical and spiritual aspects of Jerusalem, leading the people towards a renewed sense of identity and purpose.

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Question 16 Report

Though you are little in your own eyes, are you not the head of the tribes of Israeli On which occasion was this statement made?

During the sacrifice at Michmash

When the sons of Samuel disobeyed God

When the evil spirit tormented Saul

During the war between Israel and AmaleK Correct answer

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Question 17 Report

My soul is very sorrowful, even to death; remain here and watch with me. Where was this remark made by Jesus?

In the garden of Gethsemane

When he was in the palace of Caiaphas Correct answer

On the way to Golgotha

When he was sent to Herod.

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Question 18 Report

Which of the following was the reason for which God promised to punish the house of Ahab and not Ahab himself? Ahab

humbled himself Correct answer

acted under pressure

was a righteous man

acted wisely

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Question 19 Report

O foolish men, and slow of heart to believe all that the prophets have spoken! Which people were being referred to as foolish? The

two men travelling to Emmaus

seventy disciples Jesus sent out

twelve apostles of Jesus Correct answer

women who went to the tomb of Jesus.

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Question 20 Report

But the army of the Chaldeans pursued the king and overtook him in the plains of Jericho. This text alludes to the incident where

the Babylonians arrested Zedekiah Correct answer

the Babylonians made Zedekiah king

Nebuchadnezzar's army arrested Jehoiachin

Nebuchadnezzar's army chased Jehoiachin.

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Question 21 Report

The replacement of Judas iscariot was necessary because the

death of Judas Iscariot was premature

twelve disciples represented the twelve tribes of Israel Correct answer

prophesies of the scripture needed to be fulfilled

status quo of the twelve must be maintained

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Question 22 Report

The supremacy of God during creation was manifested by His

consent that a thing be done

command of let there be Correct answer

creation of human kind

control over the heavens

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God's supremacy during creation was manifested by His command of "let there be" in which He spoke the universe into existence. He did not need to physically create everything, but rather His word was enough to bring about the entire universe, including the heavens and human beings. Therefore, the correct option is "command of let there be."

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Question 23 Report

A major mistake attributed to Rehoboam was his decision to

dare Jeroboam to divide the kingdom

lead Israel to war without God's approval

worship other gods and marry foreign wives

follow the negative footsteps of Solomon. Correct answer

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Question 24 Report

One significant difference between Matthew's and Mark's account of Jesus' baptism is that

Matthew alone said that John felt inferior to baptize Jesus

Matthew alone said a voice came from heaven

Mark alone made mention of Galilee during the baptism

only Matthew reported that the spirit alighted on Jesus. Correct answer

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Question 25 Report

One of the major things Christians should do to merit God's forgiveness according to Jesus is

praying without ceasing

fellowshipping together

offering sacrifices to God

forgiving people who offend them Correct answer

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According to Jesus, one of the major things Christians should do to merit God's forgiveness is forgiving people who offend them. Jesus emphasized the importance of forgiveness in several teachings and parables. He taught that if we want to receive forgiveness from God, we must also be willing to forgive others. Forgiveness is an act of letting go of resentment, anger, and the desire for revenge towards those who have wronged us. It involves showing compassion, understanding, and extending grace to those who have hurt us. By forgiving others, we imitate the love and mercy of God, and it demonstrates our genuine repentance and desire to follow Christ's teachings.

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Question 26 Report

Joshua's success in the promised land was attributed to the fact that he was

carefree about keeping the laws of God

strong and of good courage Correct answer

anointed by Moses personally

able to take responsibilities

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Joshua's success in the promised land was attributed to the fact that he was "strong and of good courage." This phrase is often mentioned in the book of Joshua, emphasizing Joshua's bravery and determination in leading the Israelites into the land of Canaan. The task of conquering Canaan was daunting, as it was filled with powerful nations and fortified cities. However, Joshua's unwavering faith in God and his strong leadership skills allowed him to lead the Israelites to numerous victories. Therefore, it can be said that Joshua's success was attributed to his courage and strength.

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Question 27 Report

I have found the book of the law in the house of the Lord. The discovery of the law book____________

revealed the sins of Manasseh

gave Josiah's reform direction Correct answer

railed for the revival of the passover

revealed God's righteousness and purity

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Question 28 Report

Sisera, the commander was killed by Jael whose husband as a

Philistine

Israelite Correct answer

Kenite

Jebusite

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Jael's husband was a Kenite. Sisera was a commander of King Jabin's Canaanite army who had oppressed the Israelites for 20 years. During a battle between the Israelites and the Canaanites, Sisera fled and sought refuge in Jael's tent. She offered him hospitality and gave him milk to drink, which made him drowsy. While he was sleeping, she took a tent peg and a hammer and drove the peg through his temple, killing him. This act of Jael was an important event in Israel's military history and played a key role in the victory over the Canaanites.

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Question 29 Report

Which of the following is the reason for which God decided to make a helper fit for man in the garden of Eden? For

communication

companionship Correct answer

fellowship

procreation

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The reason why God decided to make a helper fit for man in the garden of Eden was for companionship. In Genesis 2:18, God says "It is not good that the man should be alone; I will make him a helper fit for him." God saw that Adam needed a companion, someone to share his life with, and created Eve as a suitable helper. This highlights the importance of human relationships and the need for companionship in our lives.

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Question 30 Report

The presence of God among the Israelites is demonstrated by the symbol of

fire and cloud Correct answer

smoke and water

wind and dust

clouds and winds

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The presence of God among the Israelites is demonstrated by the symbol of fire and cloud. According to the Old Testament, when the Israelites were wandering in the wilderness, God showed His presence by leading them with a pillar of cloud by day and a pillar of fire by night. The cloud and fire were a sign of God's presence with His people and served as a guide for them on their journey. The cloud would cover the Tabernacle, the tent where the Ark of the Covenant was kept, indicating that God was present among the Israelites. Similarly, the fire would light up the area around the Tabernacle at night, providing warmth and light. Thus, the symbol of fire and cloud served as a tangible representation of God's presence and guidance for the Israelites.

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Question 31 Report

Which of the following names was given to Solomon by the prophet Nathan when he was born?

Ammon

Absalom

Jedediah Correct answer

Tain or

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Question 32 Report

Who among the following Kings did God sell the people of Israel to and were oppressed for twenty years?

Ahab

Jabin Correct answer

Nebuchadnezzar

Asa

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The King among the options who God sold the people of Israel to and oppressed them for twenty years is Jabin. This can be found in Judges 4:1-3 of the Bible where it is recorded that the Israelites did evil in the sight of the Lord and were sold into the hand of Jabin, king of Canaan who reigned in Hazor. Jabin had a powerful army led by his commander Sisera, and the Israelites were oppressed for twenty years until Deborah, a prophetess, and Barak, a military commander, led an army and defeated Jabin's army.

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Question 33 Report

Why did you go to uncircumcised men and eat with them! The uncircumcised men were the

Gentiles of Caesarea

Gentiles of Joppa

household of Cornelius Correct answer

household of Simon

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The phrase "uncircumcised men" refers to Gentiles who were not Jews and did not follow the Jewish law of circumcision. The question was asked by Jewish Christians to Peter because he had entered the house of Cornelius, a Roman centurion, and had eaten with him and his Gentile household. This act was controversial because Jews believed that associating with Gentiles would make them unclean and compromise their religious practices. Therefore, the "uncircumcised men" in this context are the Gentiles of the household of Cornelius, who were seen as outsiders to the Jewish community.

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Question 34 Report

Which of the following biblical characters was mentioned to have justified his/her faith by works?

Ahab

Jael

Rehab Correct answer

Barnabas

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Question 35 Report

And the Lord said to Moses see, I make you as God to Pharaoh; and Aaron your bother - shall. which of the following roles was Aaron assigned?

prophet Correct answer

priest

seer

servant

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Aaron was assigned the role of a prophet. In the context of the Bible, a prophet is a person who is chosen by God to deliver His message to the people. In the story of Moses and Aaron, Aaron acted as a spokesperson for Moses, relaying God's message to Pharaoh and the Israelites.

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Question 36 Report

The call on Christians to live as free men, yet without using such freedom as a pretext for perpetuating evil was intended for them to

do what is right always Correct answer

resist the temptations of the devil

fight for their right and freedom

endure suffering and persecutions.

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Question 37 Report

During the mission of the twelve spies, which of the following tribes did Joshua represent?

Ephraim Correct answer

Judah

Reuben

Levi

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Joshua represented the tribe of Ephraim during the mission of the twelve spies. When Moses sent twelve spies to explore the land of Canaan, Joshua and Caleb were among them. Each of the twelve spies represented their respective tribes, and Joshua was the representative for the tribe of Ephraim. Together, they explored the land and brought back a report to Moses and the Israelites.

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Question 38 Report

Peter's encouragement to Christians to put away all forms of malice implies that

it is a divine command to forgive Correct answer

Christians should emulate Christ

forgiveness heals the heart

grievances breeds disunity

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Question 39 Report

According to the second creation story, which of the following were formed out of the ground?

Sun, moon and stars

Firmaments and light

Beast of the field and birds

Correct answer

Fishes and all sea monsters

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According to the second creation story in the book of Genesis, the beasts of the field and birds were formed out of the ground. In Genesis 2:19, it says, "Now the Lord God had formed out of the ground all the beasts of the field and all the birds of the air." This is in contrast to the first creation story where all living creatures were created on the fifth and sixth days, and not specifically formed out of the ground.

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Question 40 Report

One immoral act that took place in Israel which was condemned by Amos was that

priests slept with women in the temple

Nazarites drank wine and slept in the temple

the rich men took the wives of the poor

a man and his father went into the same woman Correct answer

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The immoral act that took place in Israel which was condemned by Amos was that a man and his father went into the same woman. This act was considered incestuous and against the laws and commandments of God. Amos, a prophet of God, condemned this act and warned the people of Israel of the impending punishment that would come upon them if they continued in their sinful ways. The condemnation of this act is recorded in Amos 2:7.

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Question 41 Report

Jesus' offer of paradise to the repentant thief on the cross teaches that

God's word must be fulfilled

repentance is never too late Correct answer

Jesus was crucified to save sinners

people are punished not for their sins

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Jesus' offer of paradise to the repentant thief on the cross teaches us that repentance is never too late. In this event, one of the thieves crucified alongside Jesus acknowledged his wrongdoing and expressed faith in Jesus, saying, "Jesus, remember me when you come into your kingdom." In response, Jesus assured him, "Truly, I say to you, today you will be with me in paradise." This teaches us that no matter how late in life or dire our circumstances may be, if we genuinely repent and turn to Jesus, He is ready to forgive and grant us eternal life. It demonstrates the boundless mercy and grace of God, who offers salvation to all who come to Him in repentance and faith. This interaction between Jesus and the repentant thief highlights the transformative power of God's forgiveness and the assurance of eternal life through Jesus Christ.

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Question 42 Report

Which of the following qualified Matthias as an apostle to replace Judas Iscariot? He

had accompanied the disciples from the time of the baptism of Jesus

. took active part in evangelism from house to house Correct answer

was among the early disciples who prayed fervently

was among the one hundred and twenty disciples who had the Holy Spirit

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Question 43 Report

Proclaim a fast and set Naboth on high among the people. Which of the following was Naboth charged with after the proclamation? He was charged with

claiming to be the messiah and king Correct answer

cursing God and the King

instigating riot among the people

refusing to release the family land to the king

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Question 44 Report

which of the following is not a humiliation Jesus suffered during his trial?

They spat on him

His face was covered Correct answer

They put a crown on his head

The guards received him with blows

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The correct answer is "His face was covered" which is not a humiliation Jesus suffered during his trial. During Jesus' trial, he suffered several humiliations which included being spat upon, being crowned with thorns, and being beaten by the guards. However, there is no biblical record of his face being covered during his trial.

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Question 45 Report

Then these men came by agreement and found Daniel making petition and supplication before his God. The people the reminded the king about the following except

punishment for defaulters

power of the treaty

ban on worship

. freedom of worship Correct answer

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Question 46 Report

Elijah ran from Mount.Carmel to the city of Jezreel because he was