JAMB UTME - Christian Religious Studies - 1992

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Question 3 Rapport

Which of the following questions did the high priest ask Jesus during His trial?

'Are you the Christ, the Son of the Blessed? Bonne réponse

'Are you greater than Solomon?

'Ark you the Son of David?

'Are you the King of the Jews?

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The question the high priest asked Jesus during His trial was, "Are you the Christ, the Son of the Blessed?" This question is found in the Gospel of Mark 14:61-62 and Luke 22:67-70. The high priest was trying to determine if Jesus claimed to be the Messiah or not, which was a charge that could be used against Him in his trial.

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Question 4 Rapport

''....I adjure you by God, do not torment me...'' what is the significance of this statement ?

the demons did not like Jesus and so they cursed Him

the demons wanted to reach an agreement with Jesus

it is a recongnition of the fact that demons are subject to Jesus Bonne réponse

it shows that demons hate Jesus

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Question 5 Rapport

''Arise, go to Zarephath, which belongs to Sidon and dwell there, Behold, I have commanded a widow there to feed you''. What exactly necessitated this event?

The drought caused by Elljah's curse Bonne réponse

Ahab's evil in the sight of the LORD

The ravens ceased to feed Elljah

Elljah's flight from Ahab

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Question 6 Rapport

What was upon the face of the deep on the first day of creation?

light

could

water

darkness Bonne réponse

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According to the Bible, in the book of Genesis, on the first day of creation, the earth was without form and void, and darkness was upon the face of the deep. So the answer is "darkness".

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Question 7 Rapport

''Let there be lights in the firmament of the heavens to separate the day from night....''This statement was made by God on the

third day

fourth day Bonne réponse

fifth day

sixth day

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The statement "Let there be lights in the firmament of the heavens to separate the day from night" was made by God on the fourth day. In the biblical account of creation in the book of Genesis, God created light on the first day, but it was not until the fourth day that He created the sun, moon, and stars to serve as sources of light and to separate day from night.

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Question 8 Rapport

The prophets whom Saul met at Gibeath-elohim as a confirmation that the LORD had anointed him to rule over God's people, were

false prophets

classical prophets

ecstatic prophets Bonne réponse

court prohets

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The prophets whom Saul met at Gibeath-elohim were ecstatic prophets. These were individuals who were known for entering into a state of intense religious fervor, which often involved ecstatic experiences such as speaking in tongues or engaging in prophetic utterances. In Saul's case, these prophets were a confirmation from God that he had been chosen as the leader of the Israelites, and his encounter with them helped to establish his legitimacy in the eyes of the people. It's worth noting that while ecstatic prophets were not always recognized as authoritative figures within the religious community, in this instance they were seen as a legitimate means of communication from God.

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Question 9 Rapport

''....Do not weep for me, but weep for yourselves and for your children...'' These words were addressed by Jesus to the

Sons of Jerusalem

men of Bethlehem

women of Bethlehem

daughters of Jerusalem Bonne réponse

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The words "Do not weep for me, but weep for yourselves and for your children" were addressed by Jesus to the daughters of Jerusalem. This statement is recorded in the Bible, in the book of Luke chapter 23, verse 28-31. Jesus made this statement while he was being led to his crucifixion. The women of Jerusalem were weeping for him, but Jesus told them not to weep for him, but to weep for themselves and their children. He was warning them of the impending destruction that was going to come upon Jerusalem as a result of their rejection of him as the Messiah. Jesus knew that the Roman army would come and destroy Jerusalem, and he wanted the people to understand the gravity of the situation and repent of their sins. He was asking them to weep for themselves and their children, because they would be the ones to suffer the most in the coming destruction.

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Question 10 Rapport

Saul's encounter with the Risen Christ on the road to Damascus convinced him that

he needed salvation Bonne réponse

Jesus is the Son of God

the faith of his fathers was right

he should have gone to Damascus with more armed escort

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Question 11 Rapport

While David was being anointed king, he received

a protest from Saul

the promise of eternal reign

a gift from Samuel

the Spirit of the LORD Bonne réponse

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While David was being anointed king, he received the Spirit of the LORD. According to the Bible, when Samuel the prophet went to Jesse's house to anoint one of his sons as the next king of Israel, David was the one chosen by God, even though he was the youngest and least expected candidate. After Samuel anointed David, the Spirit of the LORD came powerfully upon him. This event is significant because it marks the beginning of David's reign as king and demonstrates the importance of being chosen and empowered by God for leadership. The Spirit of the LORD gave David the wisdom, courage, and strength he needed to lead God's people and fulfill his calling as king.

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Question 12 Rapport

Very early in the morning, on the first day of the week, three women went to the tomb of Jesus to

see whether He had risen

decorate it

anoint the body of Jesus Bonne réponse

see whether the soldiers had carried the body away

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Very early in the morning, on the first day of the week, three women went to the tomb of Jesus to anoint His body with spices. They were concerned about how they would roll the heavy stone away from the entrance to the tomb, but upon arriving, they found that the stone had already been rolled away and the tomb was empty. This event is described in the New Testament of the Bible, specifically in the Gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John, and is known as the resurrection of Jesus.

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Question 13 Rapport

''...You have not lied to men but to God''. The immediate effect of this statement of Peter on the liar was that he

became afraid

became ill

fell down dead Bonne réponse

repented and was forgiven

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Question 14 Rapport

Against whom were the Israelites fighting when King David committed adultery with Uriah's wife?

the Amorites

the Ammonites Bonne réponse

the Syrians

the Hittites

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King David committed adultery with Bathsheba, the wife of Uriah the Hittite, while he was at war. The war was being fought against the Ammonites, who had attacked the Israelites and had taken control of some of their cities. David had sent Uriah to the front lines of the battle, hoping that he would be killed in battle so that he could marry Bathsheba. However, when Uriah did not die in battle, David arranged for his death by ordering his generals to withdraw from him during the fight, leaving him exposed to the enemy. After Uriah was killed, David took Bathsheba as his wife and committed adultery. Therefore, the answer to the question is that the Israelites were fighting against the Ammonites when King David committed adultery with Uriah's wife, Bathsheba.

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Question 15 Rapport

''Lord, now lettest thy servant depart in peace, according to thy word, for mine eyes have seen thy salvation....'' This was said at the dedication of Jesus by

Anna

the high priest

Simeon Bonne réponse

Zachariah

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The statement "Lord, now lettest thy servant depart in peace, according to thy word, for mine eyes have seen thy salvation" was said by a man named Simeon. According to the Bible, Simeon was a devout and righteous man who was promised by the Holy Spirit that he would not die until he had seen the Messiah. When Mary and Joseph brought Jesus to the temple to present him to the Lord, Simeon recognized Jesus as the Messiah and spoke these words of joy and praise. This event is often referred to as the Presentation of Jesus at the Temple, and it is recorded in the Gospel of Luke in the New Testament of the Bible.

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Question 16 Rapport

The second temptation of Jesus according to Luke's account of the gospel was

giving the kingdoms of the world to Jesus if He would worship the devil Bonne réponse

a command for a stone to become bread

jumping down from the pinnacle of the temple

denying the name of God, the Father

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Question 17 Rapport

After their mission, the seventy disciples reported to Jesus that

many people repented

they enjoyed the hospitality of people

they were honoured and respected

demons were subject to them in His name Bonne réponse

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After their mission, the seventy disciples reported to Jesus that demons were subject to them in His name. In the Bible, it is recorded that Jesus sent out seventy of his disciples in pairs to various towns and places to prepare the way for Him. They were to heal the sick and preach the Gospel of the Kingdom of God. When the disciples returned, they joyfully reported to Jesus that even the demons were subject to them in His name. This shows that the power of Jesus' name is greater than the power of the demons.

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Question 18 Rapport

According to the birth and infancy narratives in St. Matthew, the angel of the Lord appeared to Joseph in a dream three times. In the second appearance, he instructed Joseph to

accept that Mary was a virgin

expect a baby boy

go into exile Bonne réponse

return from exil

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According to the birth and infancy narratives in St. Matthew, in the second appearance, the angel of the Lord instructed Joseph to go into exile. In the story, the angel informed Joseph that Herod was seeking to kill the baby Jesus and instructed him to take Mary and the child and flee to Egypt. This was to ensure the safety of the child and to fulfill the prophecy that out of Egypt, God would call His Son. The story shows that Joseph was obedient to God's instructions, even when it was difficult and inconvenient, and that God provided for and protected His Son.

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Question 19 Rapport

''....Let all the house of Israel therefore know assuredly that God has made him both Lord and Christ, this Jesus whom you crucified ...As a reaction to this declaration, the Jews

decided to kill Peter and the apostles

went back to their houses in anger

were deeply troubled and asked what they should do Bonne réponse

ridiculed Peter and the apostles

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When Peter made the declaration that God had made Jesus both Lord and Christ, the Jews were deeply troubled and asked what they should do. They were not happy with the idea that they had crucified the one who had been sent by God as their savior. They realized the gravity of their actions and wanted to know how they could make things right. They did not react by trying to kill Peter and the apostles, nor did they ridicule them. Instead, they were moved to ask for guidance on how to correct their mistake.

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Question 20 Rapport

According to Paul, which of the following is the greatest?

Truth

Love Bonne réponse

Faith

Hope

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The apostle Paul wrote in the Bible that the greatest of these is love. In his letter to the Corinthians, he said, "And now these three remain: faith, hope, and love. But the greatest of these is love." (1 Corinthians 13:13). Paul believed that love is greater than faith and hope because love is what motivates and inspires faith and hope. Love is the foundation of all good things, and it encompasses all the other virtues. Without love, faith and hope would have no meaning. Love is an action that involves putting the needs and well-being of others before our own. It is patient, kind, selfless, and forgiving. Love is what enables us to treat others with respect and compassion, even when they don't deserve it. In summary, according to Paul, the greatest of these is love because it is the foundation of all good things and encompasses all other virtues.

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Question 21 Rapport

A would-be disciple, who puts his hand to the plough and looks back lacks

faith

kindness

repentance

total commitment Bonne réponse

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The phrase "puts his hand to the plough and looks back" is a biblical allusion, and it means starting something and then giving up halfway. Therefore, lacking "total commitment" is the most fitting answer, as it implies a lack of dedication to the cause or task at hand. It means that to be a successful disciple or to succeed in any task, one must have complete dedication, focus, and the will to see it through to the end.

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Question 22 Rapport

The manna which the Isrealites left till the morning in disobedience to God

bred worms and changed colour

melted and bred worms

bred worms and became foul Bonne réponse

melted and became foul

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Question 23 Rapport

The apostles created a new office in the ministry besides prayer and preaching, in order to address the problem of

injustice Bonne réponse

false prophecy

incest

adultery

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Question 24 Rapport

The immediate cause of the division of the kingdom was

Jeroboam's rebllion

prophet Ahijah's instigation

Rehoboam's foolishness Bonne réponse

Solomon's bad government

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The immediate cause of the division of the kingdom referred to in this question is the foolishness of Rehoboam, the son of King Solomon. After Solomon's death, the people of Israel requested that Rehoboam ease the heavy burden of taxes and labor imposed by his father. Rehoboam refused to listen to the people's request and instead threatened to increase their burden. This led to a rebellion led by Jeroboam, which ultimately resulted in the division of the kingdom.

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Question 25 Rapport

''This is my beloved Son, listen to him''. This was said on the occasion of Jesus

baptism

tempation

transfiguration Bonne réponse

resurrection

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"This is my beloved Son, listen to him" is a quote from the Bible that was said during the transfiguration of Jesus. The transfiguration was an event in which Jesus took three of his disciples to a mountain, where he was transformed into a glorious, radiant state, and was seen conversing with Elijah and Moses. This event is described in the New Testament in the Gospels of Matthew, Mark, and Luke. During the transfiguration, a voice from heaven was heard saying "This is my beloved Son, with whom I am well pleased; listen to him."

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Question 26 Rapport

The appearance of Moses and Elijah at the transfiguration underscores the importance in the ministry of Jesus of

prophets and apostles

the law and the prophets Bonne réponse

the spirit and the word

judges and kings

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The appearance of Moses and Elijah at the transfiguration underscores the importance in the ministry of Jesus of the law and the prophets. Moses represents the law, as he was the one who received the Ten Commandments and the other laws that formed the basis of Jewish religious practice. Elijah, on the other hand, represents the prophets, as he was one of the most important prophets in Jewish history. By appearing alongside Jesus at the transfiguration, Moses and Elijah symbolically affirm Jesus' role as the fulfillment of both the law and the prophets, emphasizing the continuity between the Jewish religious tradition and the teachings of Jesus. In other words, the law and the prophets were important in preparing the way for Jesus, and his ministry was a continuation of the divine plan that had been unfolding throughout Jewish history.

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Question 27 Rapport

The children of Israel cried out to God for help in Egypt because

they were hungry and overworked

they were in bondage Bonne réponse

Moses failed to look after them

their male children were killed

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The children of Israel cried out to God for help in Egypt because they were in bondage. They were slaves in Egypt and were oppressed by the Egyptians. They cried out to God because they wanted to be free from their bondage and live a better life. Their cry for help was heard by God, who then sent Moses to lead them out of Egypt and towards their promised land.

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Question 28 Rapport

In which miracle story was Jesus mistaken for a ghost by his disciples?

the feeding of the five thousand

calming of the storm and sea

healing the demoniac

walking on the sea Bonne réponse

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The miracle story in which Jesus was mistaken for a ghost by his disciples is the one where he was walking on the sea. In this story, Jesus had just finished feeding a large crowd of people and sent his disciples ahead of him in a boat while he went to pray. Later in the night, the disciples encountered a storm while rowing across the sea. That's when they saw Jesus walking on the water towards them, and they thought he was a ghost. Jesus reassured them, saying "Take courage! It is I. Don't be afraid." He then climbed into the boat with them, and the storm subsided.

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Question 29 Rapport

God gave the ten commandment to the people of Israel because He

is a jealous God Bonne réponse

wanted their days to be long

redeemed them from slavery in Egypt

frowned at those who took His Name in vain

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Question 30 Rapport

According to Luke, the healing of the paralytic was intended to show that

God alone can forgive sins

Jesus has authority to forgive sins Bonne réponse

the Holy Spirit makes intercession for sinners

faith and prayer can heal

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In Luke's account, the healing of the paralytic was intended to show that Jesus has the authority to forgive sins. This was demonstrated when Jesus not only healed the man's physical condition but also declared that his sins were forgiven. The Pharisees and teachers of the law questioned Jesus' authority to forgive sins, but He demonstrated that He had the power and authority to do so through the healing of the paralytic.

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Question 31 Rapport

''On that day all the fountains of the great deep burst forth and the windows of the heavens were opened'' The result of this was a

great earthquake

heavy rainfall Bonne réponse

consuming fire

vlolent wind

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The quote "On that day all the fountains of the great deep burst forth and the windows of the heavens were opened" suggests a catastrophic event that caused water to come from both the ground and the sky. This event is commonly associated with the biblical story of the Great Flood. The result of this event was heavy rainfall that lasted for 40 days and 40 nights, leading to the flooding of the earth and the destruction of all living things, except for those that were saved on Noah's Ark. Therefore, the correct answer is "heavy rainfall".

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Question 32 Rapport

''....My house shall be a house of prayer, but you have made it a den of robbers''. Just before making this statement, the speaker

locked up the temple

taught in the temple

drove out those who sold in the temple Bonne réponse

went out of the temple

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The speaker of the statement "My house shall be a house of prayer, but you have made it a den of robbers" drove out those who sold in the temple. This speaker is Jesus Christ, and the incident is recorded in the Bible in the book of Matthew, chapter 21, verses 12-13. In the passage, Jesus enters the temple and finds people selling animals and exchanging money. He overturns their tables and drives them out, declaring that they have turned the temple, which should be a place of worship and prayer, into a marketplace for thieves.

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Question 33 Rapport

..... I am Pharisees, a son of Pharisee, with respect to the hope and resurrect of the dead I am on trial. This was part of the address of Paul to

the Jerusalem crowd

King Agrippa and Festus

the Sanhedrin Bonne réponse

the Tribune.

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The address given by Paul, which includes the statement "I am Pharisee, a son of Pharisee, with respect to the hope and resurrect of the dead I am on trial", was given to the Sanhedrin. The Sanhedrin was the supreme council and tribunal of the Jews in ancient Israel and was composed of both Pharisees and Sadducees. In this address, Paul was essentially stating that he believed in the resurrection of the dead, which was a controversial belief that divided the Pharisees and Sadducees. By identifying himself as a Pharisee and emphasizing his belief in the resurrection, Paul was able to turn the attention away from his own actions and instead spark a debate between the two factions.

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Question 34 Rapport

What did Christ say should be the qualification of whoever was to be first or great among the apostles?

being baptized with Christ's baptism

being a slave of all Bonne réponse

giving one's life as a ransom

drinking from the same cup as Jesus

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Question 35 Rapport

The story of the healing of blind Bartimaeus teaches that

prayer is very basic to healing

there is need to persistently shout for attention

Jesus is the son of David

faith is pre-requisite for healing Bonne réponse

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The story of the healing of blind Bartimaeus teaches us that faith is a prerequisite for healing. In the story, Bartimaeus persisted in shouting for Jesus' attention despite being rebuked by the people around him. When Jesus finally called him, Bartimaeus showed his faith by asking to be healed, and Jesus rewarded his faith by restoring his sight. This story shows that having faith in Jesus' power to heal is necessary for receiving healing.

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Question 36 Rapport

''Who would have said to Abraham that Sarah would suckle children?....'' .The above question was asked by

Sarah Bonne réponse

God

Ishmeal

Hagar

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Question 37 Rapport

According to Matthew's account of the gospel the most important divine requirement for entering the kingdom of heaven is

preaching the gospel

doing the will of God Bonne réponse

practising charity

performing miracles

Détails de la réponse

According to Matthew's account of the gospel, the most important divine requirement for entering the kingdom of heaven is doing the will of God. This means living a life that is aligned with God's teachings and commandments. It involves having faith in God and following His instructions for how we should live our lives. It also means being obedient to God's will and seeking to do what pleases Him, rather than just following our own desires or the ways of the world. Ultimately, doing the will of God is about surrendering our lives to Him and trusting in His plan for our salvation.

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Question 38 Rapport

''... Abstain from what has been sacrificed to idols and from blood and from what is strangled and from unchastity...'' To which issue was the above a response?

circumcision controversy Bonne réponse

idol worship

demon possession

immoral behaviour

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Question 39 Rapport

The quotation, ''''Let me not look upon the death of the child'''' comes from the story about

Solomon and the harlots

the expulsion of Hagar and Ishmeal Bonne réponse

Bathsheba and David''s illegitimate child

Moses when he was placed on the bank of the Nile

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