WAEC SSCE - Christian Religious Studies…

Question 1 Report

when Nebuchadnezzar overran Jerusalem he spared the

temple

Children of the King

poorest of the people

wealthy men

King

The Sovereignty Of God

Divine Providence, Guidance And Protection

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Question 2 Report

According to Paul's teaching the relationship between wives and their husbands should be

The states demand

Is fiiting in the Lord

Is written in the books of Moses

The husbands command

Is fitting to the slave master

Answer Details

Paul teaches that the relationship between wives and their husbands should be fitting in the Lord. This means that the relationship should be based on the principles of Christ's teachings, which emphasize love, respect, and mutual submission. The husband is expected to love and cherish his wife as Christ loved the church, and the wife is expected to respect and submit to her husband as to the Lord. This does not mean that the husband has absolute command over his wife, but rather that they work together in a loving and respectful partnership. The relationship should be characterized by mutual support, trust, and sacrifice.

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Parental Responsibility

Leadership Roles

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Question 3 Report

Jonah was swallowed by a fish because he

fail to pray to God

fell into the water

could not swim

disobeyed God

was thrown into the sea

Answer Details

Jonah was swallowed by a fish because he disobeyed God. In the book of Jonah in the Bible, God instructed Jonah to go and preach repentance to the city of Nineveh, but Jonah disobeyed and tried to run away from God's presence by boarding a ship to Tarshish. God sent a storm, and the sailors threw Jonah overboard, where he was swallowed by a great fish. Jonah remained in the belly of the fish for three days and three nights before he was eventually vomited out on dry land.

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Submission To The Will Of God

A Man After God’s Own Heart

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Question 4 Report

To attain true life in Christ, Paul advised the Colossians to put away

Faith, Love nad Charity

Kindness, Meekness and Patience

Wrath, Malice and Slander

Compassion , Humility and Fobearance

Fobearance , Charity and Love

Answer Details

In the book of Colossians, Paul advised the Colossians to put away wrath, malice, and slander to attain true life in Christ. This means that to live a life of true discipleship, Christians must put aside negative and harmful behaviors such as anger, ill-will, and spreading false information about others. Instead, they should practice compassion, humility, forbearance, and love towards one another.

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Question 5 Report

The main message of Hosea is that God desires

love and sacrifice

sacrifice and thanksgiving

steadfast love and not sacrifice

sacrifice and worship

love with little sacrifice

Answer Details

The main message of Hosea, as stated in the Bible, is that God desires steadfast love instead of sacrifice. This means that God values genuine love and devotion over outward religious rituals and offerings. In the book of Hosea, the prophet Hosea uses his own difficult marriage as a metaphor for the unfaithfulness of the Israelites towards God. Despite their waywardness, God still calls them back to a loving relationship with Him. The message of Hosea is therefore one of hope and redemption, emphasizing the importance of love, faithfulness, and repentance in one's relationship with God.

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Love

The Sovereignty Of God

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Question 6 Report

During the first missionary journey Paul was stoned at

Lystra

Iconium

Derbe

Antioch in Pisidia

Antioch in Syria

Answer Details

During the first missionary journey, Paul was stoned at Lystra. Lystra was a city in the region of Lycaonia, in modern-day Turkey. Paul and Barnabas had gone there to preach the Gospel and perform miracles, and many people believed in Jesus as a result. However, some Jews from Antioch and Iconium stirred up the people against Paul, and they stoned him and left him for dead. But Paul survived, and the next day he and Barnabas continued on their journey to Derbe.

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Opposition To The Gospel Message

The Holy Spirit And The Mission Of The Church

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Question 7 Report

why according to the gospel of John, did Jesus heal the man born blind?

He wanted the Pharisees to recognise the power of God

He weanted his disciple to know that He is the Son of God

He wanted to ensure that the work of God is made manifest by Him

He wanted the blind to see

He wanted to show that the parents were sinners

Answer Details

According to the Gospel of John, Jesus healed a man born blind to demonstrate the power of God and reveal His own divinity. The man was healed so that the work of God might be made manifest through him, and Jesus used the occasion to teach His disciples about His true nature as the light of the world. The healing of the blind man was also a sign of Jesus' power and authority over illness and disability. Overall, the healing of the man born blind serves as a powerful testimony to the identity and mission of Jesus as the Son of God.

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The Birth And Early Life Of Jesus

Jesus’ Teachings About Himself

The Sovereignty Of God

A Man After God’s Own Heart

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Question 8 Report

Jesus came to be baptized by John in order to

show his faith in John's power

show that He was the Son of God

Please the Jews

fulfill all righteousness

Be forgiven of His sins

Answer Details

Jesus came to be baptized by John in order to fulfill all righteousness. This is recorded in the Bible in Matthew 3:13-15, where it says that Jesus came from Galilee to the Jordan River to be baptized by John the Baptist. John initially objected, saying that he should be baptized by Jesus instead. But Jesus insisted, saying that it was necessary to fulfill all righteousness. By being baptized, Jesus was publicly identifying Himself with John's message of repentance and submission to God, and was setting an example for His followers to do the same. It was not because He needed to be forgiven of His sins, as He was sinless.

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A Man After God’s Own Heart

Baptism And Temptation Of Jesus

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Question 9 Report

Which of the following groups represent s the gifts of the Holy Spirit

Utterance of wisdom and respect for elders

Worthy of miracles and fervent prayers

Prophecy and interpretation of tongues

utterance of knowledge and giving gifts to the poor

Going to church and Fasting

Answer Details

The gifts of the Holy Spirit are a set of supernatural abilities or powers that Christians believe are given by God to believers to help them live a Christian life and fulfill God's purposes. The gifts of the Holy Spirit are listed in the Bible in 1 Corinthians 12:8-10 and include: - Utterance of wisdom - Utterance of knowledge - Faith - Healing - Working of miracles - Prophecy - Discernment of spirits - Speaking in tongues - Interpretation of tongues Therefore, the correct option in the question above is "Prophecy and interpretation of tongues".

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Question 10 Report

the plot against the rebuilding of the walls of Jerusalem by Nehemiah was hatched by

Sanballat, Tobiah and the Arabs

Tobiah, the Egyptians and Sanballat

Sanballat, the Arabs and the Samaritans

Tobiah, the Samaritans and Ashdotites

Sanballat, the Samaritans and the Ashdotites

Answer Details

The plot against the rebuilding of the walls of Jerusalem by Nehemiah was hatched by Sanballat, Tobiah and the Arabs.

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Concern For One’s Nation

Divine Providence, Guidance And Protection

Concern For Judah

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Question 11 Report

When Jesus appeared to the ten disciples, they gave a piece of fish eat.This was to prove that

Jesus was hungry and needed food

The disciples was convinced that He was Jesus

Jesus was not a spirit but man with flesh and bone

The disciples had abandoned Jesus to become fishermen

Fish was the staple food of the Jews

Answer Details

After Jesus rose from the dead, He appeared to His disciples, who were startled and frightened, thinking they were seeing a ghost. In response, Jesus asked for something to eat, and they gave Him a piece of broiled fish, which He ate in their presence. This was to prove that He was not a spirit, but a man with flesh and bone who had risen from the dead, just as He had promised. By eating the fish, Jesus showed His disciples that He was physically present with them and had conquered death, fulfilling His promise to rise again.

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The Birth And Early Life Of Jesus

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Question 12 Report

Reuben advised his brothers to kill Joseph but to cast him into a pit because he

he did not want them to shed the blood of the innocent

wanted to rescue him afterwards and bring him safely to their father

wanted to bury him alive in the pit

wanted them to sell Joseph to the Ishmaelites

loved his brother dearly

Answer Details

Reuben advised his brothers to cast Joseph into a pit and not to kill him because he wanted to rescue him afterwards and bring him safely to their father.

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The Sovereignty Of God

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Question 13 Report

At the death of Lazarus in Bethany, many Jews came to console his sisters,The two sisters were

Martha and Mary

Elizabeth zand Martha

Elizabeth and Salome

Mary and Joanna

Martha and Salome

Answer Details

At the death of Lazarus in Bethany, the two sisters who many Jews came to console were Martha and Mary.

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Question 14 Report

In the Gospel of Mathew Jesus sent the twelve disciples to

the Jews

the Gentiles and Samaritans

Tyre and Sidon

The region of Gadara

The Greeks and the Samaritans

Answer Details

In the Gospel of Matthew, Jesus sent the twelve disciples to preach and perform miracles among the Jews. The disciples were instructed not to go to the Gentiles or Samaritans, but to focus on the lost sheep of the house of Israel. This mission was part of Jesus' larger message of repentance and the coming of the kingdom of God.

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Mission Of The Disciples

The Parables

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Question 15 Report

'The eye can not say to the hand- I have no need of you'. Why did Paul say this?

To teach his audience about the human body

To discourage selfishness

To encourage inter-church relation

To encourage hard work

To emphasise the need of unity among Christians

Answer Details

Paul said this to emphasise the need for unity among Christians. He used the analogy of the human body, saying that just as every part of the body is important and necessary for the proper functioning of the whole, every member of the church is important and necessary for the proper functioning of the body of Christ. He was reminding the Corinthians that they should not think too highly of themselves or look down on others, but should recognize that they are all part of one body and should work together in unity for the common good. In this way, he encourages the church to be a community of mutual love and support, rather than a collection of isolated individuals.

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The Trials Of Jesus

Fellowship In The Early Church

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Question 16 Report

when the children of Israelite came to the wilderness of Sin, they murmured against Moses and Aaron because

Egyptians were in hot pursuit

they were hungry

there was neither dew nor rain for seven years

both men neglected them to their suffering

there were thirsty

The Sovereignty Of God

Holiness And Divine Call

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Question 17 Report

i will be clean. This statement was made by Jesus at the healing of

Bartimaeus

The paralytic

the woman with the issue of blood

The leper

the Gerasene demonic

Answer Details

The statement "I will be clean" was made by Jesus at the healing of the leper. The leper came to Jesus and said, "Lord, if you are willing, you can make me clean." Jesus replied, "I am willing. Be clean!" and the man was instantly healed of his leprosy. This account is recorded in the book of Matthew, chapter 8, verses 1-4.

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Miracles

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Question 18 Report

According to John, living meant water that

Springs from Jacob's well

Is running

Wells up to eternal life

Quenches thirst

The Samaritan woman drank

Answer Details

In the book of John, Jesus had a conversation with a Samaritan woman at a well. During the conversation, Jesus spoke about living water, which refers to the Holy Spirit. He explained that whoever drinks of the water He gives will never thirst again and that it will become in them a spring of water welling up to eternal life. Therefore, when John says living water means water that wells up to eternal life, he is referring to the gift of the Holy Spirit that Jesus gives to those who believe in Him.

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The Baptism And Temptation Of Jesus

The Sovereignty Of God

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Question 19 Report

Two of the seven Deacons who later became evangelist were

Stephen and Nicolaus

Stephen and Nicanor

Stephen and Philip

Philip and Nicolaus

Philip and Nicanor

Answer Details

The answer is "Stephen and Philip". In the Bible, in the Acts of the Apostles, it is recorded that the twelve apostles chose seven men to assist them in serving the community. These men were called deacons. Among these seven, Stephen and Philip were specifically mentioned to have become evangelists, spreading the word of God and performing miracles.

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Discipleship

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Question 20 Report

Joseph was sold to the Ishmaelites for ........ Shekels of silver

forty

thirty-five

thirty

ttwenty-five

twenty

Answer Details

Joseph was sold to the Ishmaelites for twenty shekels of silver. This is recorded in Genesis 37:28 of the Bible, where it is mentioned that Joseph's brothers sold him to the Ishmaelites for twenty shekels of silver, after which the Ishmaelites took Joseph to Egypt.

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The Sovereignty Of God

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Question 21 Report

'If anyone will not work, let him not eat' By this statement Paul implies that

Work is essential for Salvation

Faith alone will provide our needs

There is dignity in labour

Only the workers shall get a reward

Working hard is essential to being a disciple

Answer Details

Paul implies that working hard and contributing to society is essential, and those who refuse to work should not receive the benefits of the community's efforts, such as food. This statement emphasizes the importance of personal responsibility and the dignity of labor. It also discourages idleness and encourages a strong work ethic. Paul is not saying that work is essential for salvation, but rather that it is an essential part of being a responsible member of society.

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Dignity Of Labour

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Question 22 Report

at the time Deborah became a judge in Israel , she was a

seer

prophetess

priestess

medium

sorcerer

Answer Details

Deborah was a prophetess at the time she became a judge in Israel. As a prophetess, she had a close relationship with God and was able to hear His voice and receive divine messages. She was known for her wisdom and judgment and was highly respected among the people of Israel. As a judge, she led the Israelites in battle against their enemies and brought peace to the land.

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Divine Providence, Guidance And Protection

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Question 23 Report

In this letter , James said'..... but be doers of the word not only the hearers only'. This advise means that you should

Go to church regularly

Pay your tithe regularly

Give alms to the poor

Manifest your faith in good work

Give liberally to the church

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Question 24 Report

Sin has no dominion over those who are under

Grace

law

Authority

Imprisonment

Judgement

Answer Details

In the Christian doctrine, sin is considered to be disobedience to God's laws and commands, leading to separation from Him. However, those who believe in Jesus Christ and accept Him as their Lord and Savior are said to be under grace. Grace refers to God's unmerited favor and love towards humanity, which allows believers to receive forgiveness of sins and eternal life. Therefore, sin has no dominion or power over those who are under grace, as they have been set free from its control and condemnation by the sacrifice of Jesus Christ on the cross. This is based on the teachings of the apostle Paul in the New Testament book of Romans.

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Question 25 Report

Peter proved that the Pentecost was a fulfillment of the prophecy of

Micah

Hosea

Amos

Joel

Isaiah

Answer Details

Peter claimed that the events of Pentecost, when the Holy Spirit came upon the disciples and enabled them to speak in various languages, were a fulfillment of the prophecy of Joel. He quoted from Joel 2:28-32 to support his claim, saying that "in the last days" God would pour out his Spirit on all people, and that there would be signs and wonders in the heavens and on the earth.

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Holiness And Divine Call

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Question 26 Report

the leader of the Jews who rebuilt the walls of Jerusalem after the exile was

Ezra

Nehemiah

Ezekiel

Jeremiah

Zedekiah

Answer Details

The leader of the Jews who rebuilt the walls of Jerusalem after the exile was Nehemiah. In the Old Testament of the Bible, Nehemiah was a Jewish official in the court of the Persian king, Artaxerxes I. He was appointed as the governor of the province of Judah, and his primary mission was to rebuild the walls of Jerusalem, which had been destroyed during the Babylonian exile. Despite facing opposition from neighboring groups, Nehemiah led the rebuilding efforts and successfully completed the task in 52 days.

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The Covenant

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Question 27 Report

The genuineness of faith according to Peter is tested through

Work

Miracles

Prayer

Trials

Fasting

Answer Details

According to Peter, the genuineness of faith is tested through trials. This means that when a person faces difficult circumstances, their faith is tested to see if it is genuine or not. Genuine faith is demonstrated through perseverance and trust in God even in the midst of trials and difficulties. It involves a deep conviction and commitment to God's promises and His character, even when circumstances seem to contradict them. Faith that is not genuine may falter or fall away when faced with challenges or adversity. Therefore, trials can serve as a way to refine and strengthen a person's faith.

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Question 28 Report

Concerning the dead in the Lord, Paul advises us

not to grieve as others do who have no hope

not to be worried about their safety

to pray for the repose of their souls

to thank God that we are still alive

to have hope and merry

Answer Details

Paul advises us not to grieve as others do who have no hope concerning the dead in the Lord. In other words, we should not mourn for our loved ones who have died in Christ as if we have no hope of seeing them again. Rather, we should have faith that they are with the Lord and that we will be reunited with them in heaven. This gives us hope and comfort in the face of death, knowing that death is not the end and that we will be together again in the presence of God.

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Obedience And Rewards

The Trials Of Jesus

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Question 29 Report

in the parable of the prodigal son, Jesus intended to teach

respect for parents

God's love for a repentant sinner

His dislike for careless living

love of parents for their children

His disaproval for disobedience

Answer Details

In the parable of the prodigal son, Jesus intended to teach about God's love for a repentant sinner. The parable tells the story of a young man who asked his father for his share of the inheritance and then went away to live a life of wild living, but eventually ran out of money and found himself in a desperate situation. He then decided to return to his father and beg for forgiveness. The father, who had been waiting and watching for his son's return, ran to him, embraced him and welcomed him back with open arms, much to the older brother's dismay. This story teaches that no matter how far we have strayed from God, he is always willing to forgive us and welcome us back with love and open arms when we repent and turn back to him.

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Love

The Parables

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Question 30 Report

According to Mark, the first four disciple to be called by Jesus were

Simon , James , John and Philip

Simon,James ,John and Mathew

Simon , James ,John nad Batholomew

Simon, Andrew, James, John

Simon, James , John and Thaddaeus

Answer Details

According to the Gospel of Mark, the first four disciples to be called by Jesus were Simon (who was later called Peter), Andrew (Simon's brother), James (son of Zebedee), and John (James' brother).

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Discipleship

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Question 31 Report

In the creation story the job of giving names to all living creatures was performed by

God

Adam and Eve

Eve

Man

The angels of God

The Sovereignty Of God

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Question 32 Report

The promise to Abraham and his descendants as the inheritor of the earth came through

The law

Prayer

Righteousness of Faith

His works

The goodness of the entire household

Answer Details

The promise to Abraham and his descendants as the inheritor of the earth came through the righteousness of faith. This means that God promised Abraham and his descendants that they would inherit the earth not because of their works, but because of their faith in God. In other words, their trust and belief in God's promises made them righteous in His eyes, and it was through this righteousness that they would receive the promised inheritance. This concept of righteousness through faith is a central theme in the Bible, and is particularly emphasized in the New Testament.

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Submission To The Will Of God

Justification By Faith

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Question 33 Report

'But as to the time and seasons, brethren,you have no need to have anything written to you.The 'times and seasons' refers to

Harvest time

Wet and dry season

The advent

The coming of the Lord

Pentecost

Answer Details

In this statement, Paul is referring to the second coming of Jesus Christ. The phrase "time and seasons" indicates the appointed time for Christ's return, which cannot be predicted or controlled by humans. Paul is reassuring the Thessalonians that they need not worry about the exact timing of this event, as it is beyond human knowledge and control. Therefore, they should focus on 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 34 Report

'[For as many of you that were baptized in Christ have put on Christ'. This statement of Paul implies that all baptized in Christ

Are sinless

Should always condemn sinners

Are no l;onger A braham's sons

Should not discriminate

Are a new creation

Answer Details

The statement of Paul, "For as many of you that were baptized in Christ have put on Christ", implies that all those who are baptized in Christ are a new creation. This means that they are no longer the same person they used to be before their baptism. They have become a new person, a child of God, and have put on the righteousness of Christ. They have been forgiven of their sins and are now reconciled to God. As a result, they should live a new life in accordance with their new identity in Christ and should no longer be identified with their old self. They should strive to live a holy life and follow the example of Christ in all that they do.

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Baptism And Temptation Of Jesus

Christian Living In The Community

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Question 35 Report

which of the following decision was not one of those taken at the first Christian Council in Jerusalem?

Gentile christians should abstain from the pollution of idols

Gentile christians should avoid unchastity

Gentile christians should not eat meat that has been strangled

Gentile christians should avoid blood

Gentile christians should all be circumcised

Answer Details

The decision that Gentile Christians should all be circumcised was not one of those taken at the first Christian Council in Jerusalem. At the council, the apostles and elders came together to discuss the issue of whether Gentile converts to Christianity needed to follow Jewish law and be circumcised. After much debate, they reached a decision that Gentile Christians should abstain from the pollution of idols, avoid unchastity, not eat meat that has been strangled, and avoid blood. However, they did not require circumcision for Gentile Christians, as they believed that salvation came through faith in Jesus Christ and not through adherence to Jewish law.

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Question 36 Report

the Holiness of God was mostly emphasized by

amos

hosea

jeremiah

isaiah

Ezekiel

Answer Details

The Holiness of God was mostly emphasized by the prophet Isaiah. In his vision in the temple, he saw the Lord high and lifted up, with seraphim crying out "Holy, holy, holy is the Lord Almighty" (Isaiah 6:1-3). Throughout his prophecies, Isaiah emphasized the importance of the people of Israel understanding and living in reverence of God's holiness. He also prophesied about the coming of the Messiah, who would be the ultimate embodiment of God's holiness.

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The Sovereignty Of God

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Question 37 Report

during the reign of Josiah, the Book of the Law was found in the temple by

Shaphan

Hilkiah

Isaiah

Zedekiah

Hezekiah

Answer Details

During the reign of Josiah, the Book of the Law was found in the temple by Hilkiah. According to the Old Testament book of 2 Kings, during the renovation of the temple, Hilkiah the high priest found a scroll that was identified as the Book of the Law (most likely Deuteronomy) which had been lost for many years. Hilkiah then gave the scroll to Shaphan the scribe who read it to King Josiah. The discovery of the Book of the Law was a turning point in the religious reforms instituted by Josiah in Judah.

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