WAEC SSCE - Christian Religious Studies…

Question 1 Report

The parable of the Good Samaritan highlights

wickedness of unchristian leaders

conditions of eternal life

pre-occupation of Judaism with ceremonial laws

uncaring attitude of men of the world

The Parables

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Question 2 Report

King Artaxerxes appointed Nehemiah as his

personal steward

cup bearer

secretary

sheild bearer

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King Artaxerxes appointed Nehemiah as his cup bearer. A cup bearer was a trusted servant who tasted the king's wine before he drank it to ensure that it was not poisoned. The position was considered one of great responsibility and trust, as the cup bearer was often the closest advisor to the king and had access to him at all times. In Nehemiah's case, this position gave him a unique opportunity to request permission from the king to rebuild the walls of Jerusalem, which had been destroyed.

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Parental Responsibility

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Question 3 Report

"Then as one man's trespass led to condemnation for all men.... "The one man " referred to is

Cain

Samson

Adam

Saul

Answer Details

The "one man" referred to in the given statement is Adam. The statement is from the Bible, Romans 5:18, and it explains how Adam's sin in the Garden of Eden led to condemnation for all mankind, while Jesus' sacrifice on the cross brought salvation for all who believe in him.

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A Man After God’s Own Heart

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Question 4 Report

Peter advised Christians living among non-Christians to

protect their rights

disregard the alien laws

live exemplary lives

pray for a change of heart

Answer Details

Peter advised Christians living among non-Christians to live exemplary lives. In his first epistle, Peter wrote to encourage and strengthen the faith of Christians who were facing persecution and suffering because of their faith in Jesus Christ. He advised them to live such good lives among non-Christians that they would see their good deeds and glorify God. This means that Christians should show love, kindness, and integrity in their daily lives, which can draw non-Christians to Christ. By living such lives, Christians can win over the hearts of non-believers and create an opportunity to share the gospel with them.

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The Epistle Of 1st Peter

Fellowship In The Early Church

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Question 5 Report

In the night he was born, the baby Jesus was visited by

Elizabeth

the women of Galilee

the shepherds

the angels

Answer Details

The baby Jesus was visited by the shepherds on the night he was born. According to the Bible, an angel appeared to the shepherds and announced the good news of the Savior's birth. The shepherds then went to see the baby Jesus in Bethlehem and worshipped him.

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The Birth And Early Life Of Jesus

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Question 6 Report

According to Amos, true religion consists in

attending church services

making contributions towards all church programmes

fasting and making sacrifices to God

purity of heart and righteousness

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According to the prophet Amos, true religion consists in purity of heart and righteousness. Amos criticized the Israelites for their insincere and superficial religious practices, such as attending church services, making contributions towards all church programmes, and fasting and making sacrifices to God, while neglecting justice and mercy towards others. He emphasized the importance of living a life of integrity, seeking justice for the oppressed and downtrodden, and showing compassion and kindness to others. Therefore, true religion according to Amos is not about external rituals and practices, but rather about the inward attitude of the heart and the way one treats others.

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Social Justice, True Religion And Divine Love

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Question 7 Report

According to Paul in Galatians, man's freedom came with

the coming of Jesus

Belief in elemental spirits

knowledge of Christ's parables

the reading of the Bible

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According to Paul in Galatians, man's freedom came with the coming of Jesus. Paul explains that the law was like a guardian that kept people in check until the coming of Christ. After Christ's coming, people were freed from the constraints of the law and could live by faith in Him. Through Christ's death and resurrection, people were able to be reconciled with God and receive the Holy Spirit, which empowers them to live a life of freedom from sin and death. Therefore, man's freedom came with the coming of Jesus, who fulfilled the law and made it possible for people to be justified by faith in Him.

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The Sovereignty Of God

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Question 8 Report

The presence of the fourth person in the fiery furnace convinced Nebuchadnezzar that the

Jews had many gods to save them

Jews were magicians

three Jews were angelic beings

only God worthy of worship is Yahweh

Answer Details

When Nebuchadnezzar threw Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego into the fiery furnace, he saw a fourth person walking with them in the furnace, unharmed by the flames. This convinced him that there was only one true God and that this God was with the three Jewish men. Nebuchadnezzar acknowledged that the God of the Jews was the only God worthy of worship and he praised Him for saving the three men from the fiery furnace. Therefore, the correct option is "only God worthy of worship is Yahweh".

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Question 9 Report

When Jesus proclaimed himself as the "bread of life" he meant that

he is the way of salvation

belief in him leads to eternal life

whoever works for him will never be hungry

he gave manna to the people in the wilderness

Answer Details

When Jesus proclaimed himself as the "bread of life," he meant that whoever believes in him will never be spiritually hungry and will have eternal life. He was using the metaphor of bread to describe the spiritual nourishment and salvation that he offers. Just as physical bread sustains our bodies, Jesus provides the sustenance and nourishment that our souls need. By believing in him, we can have the assurance of eternal life and a deep spiritual satisfaction that nothing else can provide.

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Jesus’ Teachings About Himself

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Question 10 Report

When the Hellenists complained about the neglect of their widows, the apostles

cursed the Hellenists

indicted the widows for causing a problem

refused to listen to them

appointed deacons to serve

Answer Details

When the Hellenists complained about the neglect of their widows in Acts 6:1-7, the apostles appointed seven deacons to serve and ensure that the needs of all the widows, including those of the Hellenists, were met. This action showed the apostles' willingness to listen to the concerns of the Hellenists and take proactive steps to address the issue. The appointment of deacons also demonstrated the importance of organized service and delegation of responsibilities in the early church.

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Fellowship In The Early Church

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Question 11 Report

Jesus said "I am the resurrection and the life" This statement does not imply that

thye last day is present in his person

Jesus' deeds are the true signs of God's glory

all men will attain eternal life

Jesus will grant resurrection and life to the righteous

Answer Details

The statement "I am the resurrection and the life" implies that Jesus is the source of eternal life and that He has the power to raise the dead. However, it does not necessarily imply that all men will attain eternal life or that Jesus will grant resurrection and life to the righteous regardless of their actions. Rather, it emphasizes the centrality of Jesus in the plan of salvation and the importance of faith in Him as the way to eternal life. Jesus' deeds are indeed the true signs of God's glory, and belief in Him as the Son of God is a crucial aspect of the Christian faith.

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Jesus’ Teachings About Himself

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Question 12 Report

After the death of Abner, David showed that he had sincerely forgiven him by

ordering the arrest of Joab who slew Abner

directing all Israel to bury Abner with honour

weeping and fsting for Abner for a whole day

giving Abner's son a place of honour in Israel

The Baptism And Temptation Of Jesus

Spiritual Gifts

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Question 13 Report

The Philippians presented gifts in order to

show how wealthy they were

show their interest in Paul

make a sacrifice of the love of God

demonstrate their consern for the poor

Forgiveness

Christian Giving

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Question 14 Report

"Teacher, what shall i do to inherit eternal life?" Who among the following tested Jesus with this question

A Pharisee

Lawyer

Zealot

Sadducee

Answer Details

A lawyer tested Jesus with this question. In the Gospel of Luke 10:25, a lawyer stood up and tested Jesus with this question: "Teacher, what shall I do to inherit eternal life?" This prompted Jesus to tell the parable of the Good Samaritan to explain what it means to love one's neighbor.

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Question 15 Report

Jesus taught his disciples to love one another, for by this all men would

respect them

know that they were his disciples

inherit the kingdom of God

learn to sacrifice their lives for others

Answer Details

Jesus taught his disciples to love one another, for by this all men would know that they were his disciples. In other words, Jesus taught that the way his disciples treat each other, with selfless love and care, is a powerful testimony to the world that they belong to him. By loving one another, they would be a living example of the love of God, which can transform the world.

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Love

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Question 16 Report

God rejected Saul as the king of Israel because he

was more involved in politics than religion

did not destroy the Kenites

spared Agag, the king of the Amalekites

obeyed God in the war against the Amalekites

Answer Details

God rejected Saul as the king of Israel because he spared Agag, the king of the Amalekites, against God's command to destroy all the Amalekites and everything that belonged to them. This act of disobedience angered God and resulted in Saul losing God's favor as king.

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The Sovereignty Of God

Consequences Of Saul’s Disobedience

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Question 17 Report

In the story of Temptation, only Mark reported that Jesus was

hungry and tired

angry with the devil

with the wild beasts

victorious over the devil

Answer Details

In the story of Temptation, only Mark reported that Jesus was "with the wild beasts." Mark's account of the temptation of Jesus in the wilderness describes that Jesus was driven by the Spirit into the wilderness and was with the wild beasts while he was tempted by Satan. This detail emphasizes the harshness and desolation of the wilderness where Jesus was being tested. The presence of wild beasts could symbolize danger and chaos, but it also highlights Jesus' power and mastery over nature as he remained unharmed in the midst of these beasts.

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The Baptism And Temptation Of Jesus

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Question 18 Report

Jesus' claim that he is the door of the sheep shows that

the sheep know their master's gate

Jesus is the good shepherd

all shepherds must enter through Jesus gate

he is the way of salvation

Answer Details

When Jesus says he is the "door of the sheep", he means that he is the entrance or access point for the sheep to come into the fold or pasture. Just as a shepherd would gather his sheep through the gate or door, Jesus is the way for us to enter into eternal life with God. He is not only the gate, but also the good shepherd who cares for his sheep and leads them to safety. Therefore, his claim implies that he is the way of salvation and that we can only come to God through him.

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Jesus’ Teachings About Himself

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Question 19 Report

Hosea teaches that repentance and restoration could be attained through

regular sabbath and peaceful disposition

steadfast love and knowledge of God

burnt offerings and sacrifices

fasting and witnessing

Answer Details

The book of Hosea in the Bible teaches that repentance and restoration could be attained through steadfast love and knowledge of God. The prophet Hosea uses his own troubled marriage as a metaphor for the relationship between God and Israel. He urges the people to turn away from their sinful ways and to return to God with true repentance, sincere love, and a deep knowledge of God's character. Hosea emphasizes that God is loving and merciful, and that He desires to restore His relationship with His people if they are willing to turn back to Him. Thus, repentance and restoration could be attained through genuine repentance, an intimate knowledge of God's character, and steadfast love towards God.

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The Sovereignty Of God

Social Justice, True Religion And Divine Love

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Question 20 Report

In the parable of the Prodigal Son, the father's attitude illustrates

conditional love

an unforgiving spirit

unconditional love

master servant relationship

Answer Details

The father's attitude in the parable of the Prodigal Son illustrates unconditional love. In the story, the younger son asks his father for his inheritance and goes to squander it in a far country, while the older son stays home and works for his father. When the younger son returns home, the father welcomes him with open arms, despite his wayward behavior and the older son's resentment. The father's love is not based on the son's performance or behavior, but rather on his inherent value as his child. This demonstrates unconditional love, which is a central theme in Christianity.

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The Parables

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Question 21 Report

God first promise to Abram in Canaan was that He would

give him a son

curse all who curse him

take him to a foreign land

give the land to his descendants

Answer Details

God's first promise to Abram in Canaan was that He would give the land to his descendants. In Genesis 12:7, God appeared to Abram and said, "To your offspring I will give this land." This promise was later repeated and elaborated on in later chapters of Genesis, and became a key aspect of the Abrahamic covenant.

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The Sovereignty Of God

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Question 22 Report

In his message on impartiality, God said that

it was wrong to disrespect a poor person

only poor people will go to heaven

the rich should always be respected

the poor should always be given opportunities

Impartiality

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Question 23 Report

When Ezekiel beheld the glory of God, his immediate reaction was to

admire it standing on his feet

eat the scroll offered to him

fall upon his face in awe

wish to always behold God's glory

Answer Details

When Ezekiel beheld the glory of God, his immediate reaction was to fall upon his face in awe. In the book of Ezekiel, it is recorded that Ezekiel saw a vision of God's glory that was so magnificent that he fell on his face. This is a common reaction to the presence of God in the Bible, and it reflects the overwhelming power and majesty of God's presence. Ezekiel's reaction of falling on his face also shows his recognition of his own unworthiness and the holiness of God.

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Question 24 Report

The spiritual gifts named in 1 Corinthians include

knowledge, miracle preaching and praying

prophecy, vision,dream and peace

love, joy, peace and long suffering

prophecy, wisdom, faith and healing

Miracles

Spiritual Gifts

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Question 25 Report

According to Peter, Christians should rejoice in the sharing of Christ's suffering so that they may be glad

on the day of transfiguration

at the resurrection of Jesus

at the ascension of Jesus

when his glory is revealed

Answer Details

According to Peter, Christians should rejoice in the sharing of Christ's suffering so that they may be glad when his glory is revealed. This means that Christians should not be discouraged or dismayed when they go through difficult times, but should rather be happy because they are following in the footsteps of Christ who also suffered for their sake. They should look forward to the day when Christ's glory is revealed and they will share in that glory, knowing that their suffering was not in vain.

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The Epistle Of 1st Peter

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Question 26 Report

Paul's letter to Philemon was written to

support Onesimus as he returned to his master

prevent Philemon from taking back his slave

blame Onesimus for stealing from his master

ask Philemon to punish his slave

Answer Details

Paul's letter to Philemon was written to support Onesimus as he returned to his master. In the letter, Paul asked Philemon to receive Onesimus as a brother in Christ and forgive him for his past actions. Onesimus was a slave who had run away from Philemon, and through his journey, he met Paul, who introduced him to Christianity. Paul then wrote the letter to Philemon on behalf of Onesimus, urging him to accept him back as a brother in Christ and not punish him for running away.

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The Epistles Of James

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Question 27 Report

The parable of the Wheat and the Tares illustrates

a man who sows wheat and tares

judgement of the righteous and the sinners

the secret growing of wheat and tares

the secret planting of tares by the enemy

The Parables

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Question 28 Report

The seven deacons were appointed to

take decisions for the apostles

preach the Gospel

help the widows

help in the distribution of food

Answer Details

The seven deacons were appointed to help in the distribution of food. In the book of Acts in the Bible, it was recorded that the apostles needed help to serve the Greek-speaking widows who were being neglected in the daily distribution of food. So, they selected seven men who were full of the Holy Spirit and wisdom to be in charge of the task. These seven men were called deacons, and they were responsible for ensuring that the widows were properly taken care of and had access to food.

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The Holy Spirit And The Mission To The Gentiles

Fellowship In The Early Church

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Question 29 Report

Paul's missionary activities took him to the following places except

Cyprus

Iconium

Jerusalem

Lystra

Answer Details

The question is asking which of the following places Paul did not go during his missionary activities. The options given are Cyprus, Iconium, Jerusalem, and Lystra. Therefore, the answer would be the place that is not part of Paul's missionary activities. In this case, the answer is Jerusalem because Paul was already in Jerusalem before his missionary activities started, and he did not go on any missionary journey from there.

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Mission Of The Disciples

Divine Providence, Guidance And Protection

Opposition To The Gospel Message

Consequences Of Saul’s Disobedience

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Question 30 Report

Solomon told Hiram, king of Tyre that he had decided to build a temple for the Lord because he

had enjoyed peace and all good things

wanted more blessings from the Lord

wanted to force Hiram to supply the building materials

had married Hiram's daughter

Answer Details

Solomon told Hiram, king of Tyre, that he had decided to build a temple for the Lord because he had enjoyed peace and all good things.

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The Covenant

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Question 31 Report

The disciples were opposed for preaching the resurrection of Jesus by the

Samaritans

Sadducees

Zealots

Sanhendrin

Answer Details

The disciples were opposed for preaching the resurrection of Jesus by the Sadducees. The Sadducees were a Jewish sect that did not believe in the resurrection of the dead, and thus they did not accept the disciples' message about the resurrection of Jesus. They were also part of the ruling elite in Jerusalem and felt threatened by the growing influence of the disciples and the message they were preaching. As a result, they arrested and imprisoned the disciples, and tried to silence their message by force.

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Opposition To The Gospel Message

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Question 32 Report

For his unequaled humility, Christ received an invaluable reward for which

Satan acknowledged him

men were convinced to work out their salvation

every knee bows at his name

everything is under his command

Answer Details

The invaluable reward that Christ received for his unequaled humility was that every knee bows at his name. This means that every person, both in heaven and on earth, will acknowledge and submit to the authority of Jesus Christ. This was prophesied in the book of Isaiah and affirmed by Paul in the New Testament. By humbling himself and becoming obedient to the point of death on the cross, Christ was exalted and given a name that is above every other name. This reward is a testament to the glory and power of God and serves as an inspiration for believers to follow in the footsteps of Christ and strive for humility and obedience in their own lives.

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Humility

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Question 33 Report

The concept of faith and works, as indicated by James , means

practising religion without speaking in tongues

hearing and memorising the word of God

praying in the spirit in readiness for good works

putting into practice what the word of God tells us

The Sovereignty Of God

The Epistles Of James

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Question 34 Report

The outstanding quality displayed by the centurion whose servant was healed was

love

hope

authority

faith

Answer Details

The outstanding quality displayed by the centurion whose servant was healed was **faith**. In the Gospel of Matthew (8:5-13), a centurion comes to Jesus and asks Him to heal his servant. The centurion expresses his belief that Jesus has the power to heal his servant, and he shows his faith by acknowledging that Jesus need not come to his house to perform the healing, but that a word from Jesus would suffice. Jesus was impressed with the centurion's faith, and He healed the servant from a distance. Thus, the centurion's faith was the outstanding quality displayed in this account.

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Divine Providence, Guidance And Protection

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Question 35 Report

Hate, evil and love good, and establish justice in the gate..... "These were the words of

Amos

Jeremiah

Ezekiel

Zechariah

Answer Details

The words "Hate evil, and love good, and establish justice in the gate" are from the Book of Amos in the Old Testament of the Bible. Amos was a prophet who lived in the 8th century BC and spoke out against social injustice and moral corruption in Israel. He criticized the wealthy for their exploitation of the poor, and he called on the rulers to ensure justice and righteousness in society. The words in question are part of a larger message in which Amos exhorts the people of Israel to turn away from their wicked ways and seek the Lord.

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The Holy Spirit And The Mission Of The Church

Social Justice, True Religion And Divine Love

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Question 36 Report

Eli the priest of God in Shiloh died mainly because

the priesthood would be taken away from his family

the Ark of God was captured

The Ark of God was destroyed

his two sons were killed in battle

The Sovereignty Of God

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Question 37 Report

Jesus condemned the attitude of the Jewish religious leaders in the parable of the

Good Samaritan

Rich man and Lazarus

Prodigal Son

Wheat and Tares

The Parables

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Question 38 Report

Speaking on "New life in Christ", Paul taught that since our life is bound up with Christ

we are free from temptation

his future manifestation will also be ours

his coming in glory will be seen by us

we are not subjected to elemental spirits

Answer Details

In speaking about "New life in Christ," Paul taught that since our life is bound up with Christ, his future manifestation will also be ours. This means that we share in his resurrection and will one day be glorified with him when he returns. Our new life in Christ gives us hope for the future and the promise of eternal life. We are no longer under the power of sin and death but are now free to live in the power of the Holy Spirit. We are not subjected to the elemental spirits or worldly ways but are now heirs of God's kingdom.

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New Life In Christ

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Question 39 Report

In order to share the risen life of Christ, Paul recommends to the Colossians to set their minds on

confession of their sins

studying the word of God

the righteousness of the law

doing the will of God

Answer Details

Paul recommends to the Colossians to set their minds on doing the will of God in order to share the risen life of Christ. In Colossians 3:1-2, Paul instructs the Colossians to set their hearts and minds on things above where Christ is, and to put to death their earthly desires. He then goes on to give practical instructions on how to live a life that is pleasing to God, including putting on virtues such as compassion, kindness, humility, and forgiveness. By doing these things, the Colossians would be able to share in the life of Christ and reflect His character to the world.

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Christian Living In The Community

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Question 40 Report

Paul says that Jesus was an epitome of humility for all the following reasons except

emptying himself like a servant

counting his divinity as something to be grasped

being unto death

being born in the likeness of men

Humility

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Question 41 Report

The Syrian commander who acknowledged the omnipotence of God of Israel after his healing was

Ben Hadad

Hazael

Resin

Naaman

Answer Details

The Syrian commander who acknowledged the omnipotence of God of Israel after his healing was Naaman. Naaman was a commander in the Syrian army who suffered from leprosy, and he was told by a young girl that the prophet Elisha could heal him. After Elisha instructed him to dip himself seven times in the Jordan River, Naaman was healed of his leprosy and he proclaimed that the God of Israel was the only true God. This story is recorded in the Bible in the book of 2 Kings.

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The Sovereignty Of God

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Question 42 Report

If Christ had not risen from the dead, Christians

righteousness would have earned them heavenly reward

faithfulness would have cleansed their sins

faith in Jesus would have been futile

preaching of the truth would have ensured them a place in heaven

Resurrection, Appearances And Ascension Of Jesus

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Question 43 Report

The prophet who proclaimed the new covenant of God with Israel and Judah was

Hosea

Isaiah

Ezekiel

Jeremiah

Answer Details

The prophet who proclaimed the new covenant of God with Israel and Judah was Jeremiah. Jeremiah was a prophet who lived during the time of the Babylonian exile. He prophesied to the people of Judah and Jerusalem, warning them of the coming destruction and exile, but also giving them hope for the future. One of his most important prophecies was the announcement of a new covenant between God and Israel, which would be different from the old covenant made at Sinai. The new covenant would be written on people's hearts, and God's law would be internalized, rather than just external rules to be followed. This idea of a new covenant is significant in both Jewish and Christian theology, and is seen as a promise of a future redemption.

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The Covenant

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Question 44 Report

The reaction of the elder brother when the Prodigal Son returned illustrated the behavior of the

Herodians

Pharisees

Sadducees

Zealots

Answer Details

In the parable of the Prodigal Son, the elder brother's reaction upon the return of his younger brother illustrated the behavior of the Pharisees. The Pharisees were known for their strict adherence to the Law and belief in moral superiority over others, and similarly, the elder brother felt entitled to a greater reward for his own obedience to their father. The Pharisees also criticized Jesus for spending time with sinners and tax collectors, just as the elder brother criticized his father for welcoming back his wayward brother.

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New Life In Christ

The Covenant

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Question 45 Report

God asked Jonah to cry against Nineveh for their

worship of heavenly bodies

human sacrifices upon their altar

belief in witches and wizards

wickedness has come up before the Lord

Answer Details

God asked Jonah to cry against Nineveh for their wickedness that had come up before the Lord. This can be seen in the Book of Jonah in the Bible where God calls Jonah to go to Nineveh and preach to them because their wickedness had come up before him. The people of Nineveh were known for their cruelty and oppression, and God wanted them to repent of their ways.

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God’s Message To Nineveh

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Question 46 Report

According to Paul, the second coming of Christ will take place

in our life time

suddenly and unexpectedly

after the reign of the saints

when sins shall be no more

Answer Details

In the Christian Bible, specifically in the New Testament, the apostle Paul writes about the second coming of Jesus Christ. According to Paul's teachings, the second coming will happen suddenly and unexpectedly, without warning. The exact timing is unknown, and it is not clear whether it will happen in our lifetime or at some future time. The second coming is often associated with the idea that sins will be no more and the reign of the saints will begin. However, Paul does not provide specific details on these events. Instead, he emphasizes the importance of being ready for the second coming by living a righteous life and being prepared for Christ's return.

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The Second Coming Of Christ

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Question 47 Report

James taught that pure religion is a combination of

prayer and work

thanksgiving and sacrifice

hope and dedication

work and faith

Fellowship In The Early Church

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Question 48 Report

Shedrach, Meshach and Abednego refused to worship the king's image because of their

closeness to the king

preparedness to die for their faith

belief in their own power to save themselves

unwillingness to accept the king's bribe

Answer Details

Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego refused to worship the king's image because of their preparedness to die for their faith. They were three Jewish men who held important positions in the government of Babylon but refused to bow down and worship the golden image of King Nebuchadnezzar. They believed that worshipping any god other than the God of Israel was a sin, and they were prepared to face the consequences of their refusal, which included being thrown into a fiery furnace.

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The Sovereignty Of God

Civic Responsibility

Faith In God

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Question 49 Report

Rehoboam, the king contributed to the division of Israel by

ignoring the counsel of the elders

sending Jeroboam into exile

refusing to worship in the temple

transfering his headquarters to Sechem

Answer Details

Rehoboam, the son of Solomon, contributed to the division of Israel by ignoring the counsel of the elders. When he became king, the people requested that he lighten the heavy yoke that his father had placed upon them. Rehoboam initially consulted with the older advisors, who suggested that he grant the people's request. However, he then turned to his younger advisors, who urged him to increase the burden on the people instead. Rehoboam followed their advice, and as a result, ten of the tribes of Israel rebelled against him and formed the northern kingdom of Israel, leaving Rehoboam with only the tribes of Judah and Benjamin in the southern kingdom of Judah.

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Leadership Qualities Examples Of

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Question 50 Report

The King of Judah during the destruction of Jerusalem in 586 BC was

Zedekiah

Jehoiachin

Josiah

Jehoahaz

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The King of Judah during the destruction of Jerusalem in 586 BC was Zedekiah. He was the last king of Judah before the Babylonians destroyed the city and took many of its inhabitants into captivity. Zedekiah was appointed by the Babylonians to rule as their puppet, but he later rebelled against them, leading to the destruction of Jerusalem and the fall of the kingdom of Judah.

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WAEC SSCE - Christian Religious Studies - 2000 (Objective)