JAMB Christian Religious Studies 1984 past questions and answers

49 questions. Try each one, then open the answer to check yourself and read the explanation.

Question 1

The Covenant

After the flood, God allowed all food to be eaten except

  1. A.olive leaves
  2. B.flesh with its blood in it
  3. C.animals with cloven hooves
  4. D.reptiles
  5. E.birds of prey
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Answer: B (flesh with its blood in it)

Explanation

God gave Noah every moving thing for food, 'only you shall not eat flesh with its life, that is, its blood' (Genesis 9:3–4).

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Question 2

The Patriarchs

'Two nations are in your womb, and two peoples, born of you shall be divided....' This was addressed by God to

  1. A.Deborah
  2. B.Miriam
  3. C.Rebekah
  4. D.Delilah
  5. E.Sarah
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Answer: C (Rebekah)

Explanation

When the twins struggled in Rebekah's womb, God told her that two nations were in her womb and the elder would serve the younger (Genesis 25:22–23).

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Question 3

Moses and the Exodus

The wife of Moses was

  1. A.Esther
  2. B.Zipporah
  3. C.Hagar
  4. D.Michal
  5. E.Ruth.
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Answer: B (Zipporah)

Explanation

Jethro, the priest of Midian, gave Moses his daughter Zipporah as wife (Exodus 2:21).

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Question 4

The Covenant

'......I the Lord your God am a jealous God, visiting the iniquity of the fathers upon the children to the third and fourth generation of those who hate me, but showing steadfast love to thousands of those who love me and keep my commandments'. This statement was made by God when

  1. A.He gave the Ten Commandments to Moses
  2. B.the Israelites disobeyed God's commandments
  3. C.the family of Aaron was elected to the priesthood
  4. D.He commanded Moses to go to meet Pharaoh
  5. E.the Israelites had settled in the Promised Land.
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Answer: A (He gave the Ten Commandments to Moses)

Explanation

These words come in the second commandment, against making and worshipping idols, when God gave the Ten Commandments at Sinai (Exodus 20:4–6).

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Question 5

The Covenant

The three sons of Noah were Shem, Ham and

  1. A.Lot
  2. B.Hirah
  3. C.Cain
  4. D.Japheth
  5. E.Eber
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Answer: D (Japheth)

Explanation

Noah's three sons were Shem, Ham and Japheth (Genesis 6:10).

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Question 7

Moses and the Exodus

For rebelling against Moses and God, the Israelites were bitten by the fiery snakes. The cure for the snakebites was

  1. A.a drink of the water from the rock
  2. B.anointing the affected part of the body with oil
  3. C.to call on the name of Yahweh
  4. D.a herbal preparation by Aaron
  5. E.a look at the bronze serpent.
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Answer: E (a look at the bronze serpent.)

Explanation

Moses set a bronze serpent on a pole; whoever was bitten and looked at it lived (Numbers 21:8–9).

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Question 8

Joshua and the Judges

Joshua was appointed to lead the Israelites to the Promised Land because

  1. A.Moses was too old to lead them there
  2. B.the Israelites preferred Joshua to Moses
  3. C.Moses' rebellion in the wilderness of Zin
  4. D.he was a powerful soldier.
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Answer: C (Moses' rebellion in the wilderness of Zin)

Explanation

Because Moses disobeyed God at the waters of Meribah in the wilderness of Zin, God said he would not bring the people into the land, and Joshua was commissioned instead (Numbers 20:12; 27:12–18).

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Question 9

Moses and the Exodus

The covenant was renewed on Mount Sinai because

  1. A.there was a new generation which did not remember the first
  2. B.the people had taken part in Korah's rebellion
  3. C.the people had demanded water from the rock
  4. D.Aaron had made a golden calf
  5. E.the people had wanted to return to Egypt.
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Answer: D (Aaron had made a golden calf)

Explanation

The golden calf broke the covenant (Moses smashed the tablets), so God gave new tablets and renewed the covenant (Exodus 32–34).

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Question 10

Joshua and the Judges

Those inspired by God to lead the tribes of Israel in battle were the

  1. A.judges
  2. B.captains of the Guard
  3. C.priests
  4. D.prophets
  5. E.Levites.
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Answer: A (judges)

Explanation

The LORD raised up judges, such as Othniel, Deborah and Gideon, whom the Spirit moved to save Israel from its enemies (Judges 2:16; 3:10).

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Question 11

Moses and the Exodus

Each of the spies sent out by Moses on God's command to report on the nature of the Promised Land was a

  1. A.great warrior
  2. B.wise judge
  3. C.priest
  4. D.Levite
  5. E.leader in his own tribe.
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Answer: E (leader in his own tribe.)

Explanation

God told Moses to send one man from each tribe, 'every one a leader among them' (Numbers 13:2).

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Question 12

Parental Responsibility

God revealed to Samuel that He was going to punish Eli because he

  1. A.did not correct his son's sinful behaviour
  2. B.did not offer sacrifice as the law required
  3. C.did not warn the people of Israel to stop sinning
  4. D.warned his sons but did not punish them
  5. E.offered sacrifices to other gods.
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Answer: A (did not correct his son's sinful behaviour)

Explanation

God told Samuel he would punish Eli's house 'because his sons were blaspheming God, and he did not restrain them' (1 Samuel 3:13).

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Question 13

Joshua and the Judges

The sun stood still when

  1. A.Moses led the Israelites out of Egypt
  2. B.Jericho fell to the army of Joshua
  3. C.Noah came out of the ark
  4. D.Joshua defeated the Ammonites at Gibeon
  5. E.Moses came down from the mountain with the tablets of the law
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Answer: D (Joshua defeated the Ammonites at Gibeon)

Explanation

When Joshua fought the kings who attacked Gibeon, he prayed and the sun stood still until Israel had defeated them (Joshua 10:12–14; the Bible calls them Amorites).

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Question 14

Saul and the Monarchy

'I repent that I made Saul king'. What incident does this refer to ?

  1. A.the anointing of Saul.
  2. B.when Saul failed to pray
  3. C.during Saul's encounter with the Ammonites
  4. D.when Saul was offering sacrifice to God.
  5. E.when Saul disobeyed God over Amalek.
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Answer: E (when Saul disobeyed God over Amalek.)

Explanation

God said this after Saul spared Agag and the best animals instead of destroying Amalek completely (1 Samuel 15:9–11).

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Question 15

David

David's first reaction after he had been rebuked by God through the prophet Nathan for his sin against Uriah and with Uriah's wife was to

  1. A.beg for forgiveness
  2. B.plead with God to preserve the life of his child by Uriah's wife
  3. C.request that the punishments threatened by God would not come to pass
  4. D.ask Nathan to beg Uriah's wife to pardon him
  5. E.simply wait for whatever God would bring on him.
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Answer: A (beg for forgiveness)

Explanation

David at once confessed, 'I have sinned against the LORD', seeking God's forgiveness (2 Samuel 12:13; Psalm 51).

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Question 16

Joshua and the Judges

'If he (Baal) is a god, let him contend for himself because his altar has been pulled down'. Who pulled down the altar?

  1. A.Moses
  2. B.Joshua.
  3. C.Gideon
  4. D.Samson
  5. E.Joash.
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Answer: C (Gideon)

Explanation

Gideon pulled down his father's altar of Baal at night; his father Joash then said these words to the angry townsmen (Judges 6:25–31).

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Question 17

Parental Responsibility

Hannah prayed to God at Shiloh for a son because

  1. A.Elkanah hated her for being barren
  2. B.Peninnah provoked her sorely
  3. C.she had sinned against the Lord
  4. D.she had only daughters
  5. E.she wanted her son to succeed Eli.
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Answer: B (Peninnah provoked her sorely)

Explanation

Hannah was childless and her rival Peninnah provoked her sorely year after year, so she wept and prayed for a son at Shiloh (1 Samuel 1:6–11).

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Question 18

Saul and the Monarchy

God pronounced utter destruction on the Amalekites because

  1. A.they were hostile to the Kenites who lived among them
  2. B.they were hostile neighbours of Israel like the Philistines
  3. C.Saul desired to acquire the Amalekite territory
  4. D.they apposed Israel on their way from Egypt to the Promised Land
  5. E.God wanted to wipe out every element of Baal worship in Canaan.
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Answer: D (they apposed Israel on their way from Egypt to the Promised Land)

Explanation

God told Saul to destroy Amalek for opposing Israel 'on the way, when they came up out of Egypt' (1 Samuel 15:2–3).

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Question 19

Solomon and the Divided Kingdom

As David was about to die, he charged Solomon to keep God's statutes, commandments, ordinances and testimonies, so that he, Solomon might

  1. A.prosper and the Davidic dynasty be preserved for ever
  2. B.receive his father's blessing
  3. C.have children who would succeed him
  4. D.avenge the enemies of David
  5. E.complete the temple project.
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Answer: A (prosper and the Davidic dynasty be preserved for ever)

Explanation

David told Solomon to keep God's law 'that you may prosper in all that you do' and that God would keep his promise of an everlasting throne (1 Kings 2:3–4).

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Question 20

Solomon and the Divided Kingdom

In the trade treaty between King Solomon and Hiram of Lebanon, Solomon was to supply wheat and oil while Hiram was to supply

  1. A.grains only
  2. B.precious stones
  3. C.wheat and oil
  4. D.timber
  5. E.silver.
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Answer: D (timber)

Explanation

Hiram supplied cedar and cypress timber, and Solomon paid him in wheat and oil each year (1 Kings 5:8–11).

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Question 21

Solomon and the Divided Kingdom

To whom was this addressed? 'Your father made our yoke heavy. Now therefore lighten the hard service of your father and his heavy yoke upon us and we will serve you'.

  1. A.Jeroboam
  2. B.Nebat
  3. C.Solomon
  4. D.Rehoboam
  5. E.Ahijah.
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Answer: D (Rehoboam)

Explanation

The people of Israel said this to Rehoboam, Solomon's son, at Shechem; his harsh reply split the kingdom (1 Kings 12:3–4, 16).

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Question 22

The Supremacy of God

'I have been very jealous for the Lord, the God of hosts, for the people of Israel have forsaken thy covenant, thrown down thine altars and slain thy prophets with the sword; and I even I only, am left, and they seek my life to take it away'. This was said by

  1. A.Jeremiah before the Temple
  2. B.Elijah at a cave in Mount Carmel
  3. C.Moses at a cave in Mount Nebo
  4. D.Elisha at a cave in Mount Horeb.
  5. E.Elijah at a cave in Mount Horeb.
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Answer: E (Elijah at a cave in Mount Horeb.)

Explanation

Fleeing from Jezebel, Elijah went to Horeb, the mount of God, and said this from a cave (1 Kings 19:8–10).

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Question 23

Punishment and Hope

'Thus saith the Lord of Hosts, the God of Israel, Amend your ways and your doings. Trust not in lying words saying; "The temple of the Lord, the temple of the Lord, the temple of the Lord", This message was given by

  1. A.Amos
  2. B.Micah
  3. C.Jeremiah
  4. D.Uzziah
  5. E.Ezekiel.
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Answer: C (Jeremiah)

Explanation

This is from Jeremiah's temple sermon, warning that the temple would not save people who kept on sinning (Jeremiah 7:3–4).

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Question 24

The Call of the Prophets

Which prophet gave this cry? 'Woe is me! For I am lost, for I am a man of unclean lips'.

  1. A.Hosea
  2. B.Jeremiah
  3. C.Isaiah
  4. D.Amos
  5. E.Haggai
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Answer: C (Isaiah)

Explanation

Isaiah cried this when he saw the Lord's holiness in the temple at his call (Isaiah 6:5).

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Question 25

The Covenant

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

  1. A.Ezekiel
  2. B.Jeremiah
  3. C.Hosea
  4. D.Micah
  5. E.Haggai
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Answer: B (Jeremiah)

Explanation

Jeremiah 31:31–34: 'I will make a new covenant with the house of Israel and the house of Judah… I will write it upon their hearts.'

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Question 26

General Knowledge

The synoptic gospels refer to the

  1. A.books of the New Testament
  2. B.first four books of the New Testament
  3. C.first three books of the New Testament
  4. D.first five books of the Bible
  5. E.Didache
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Answer: C (first three books of the New Testament)

Explanation

Matthew, Mark and Luke — the first three books of the New Testament — are called synoptic because they 'see together', telling Jesus' story in a similar way.

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Question 27

Birth and Early Life of Jesus

'And he will go before him in the spirit and power of Elijah, to turn the hearts of the fathers to the children'. The person whose future work was being described here was

  1. A.Zachariah
  2. B.John the Baptist
  3. C.Paul
  4. D.Jesus Christ
  5. E.Joseph.
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Answer: B (John the Baptist)

Explanation

The angel Gabriel said this to Zechariah about his coming son, John the Baptist (Luke 1:13–17).

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Question 28

Baptism and Temptation of Jesus

He said therefore to the multitudes....'You brood of vipers! Who warned you to flee from the wrath to come?'. Who was the speaker?

  1. A.John the son of Zachariah
  2. B.John the son of Zebedee
  3. C.John Mark
  4. D.Jesus Christ
  5. E.Simon Peter.
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Answer: A (John the son of Zachariah)

Explanation

John the Baptist, son of Zechariah, said this to the crowds coming to be baptized (Luke 3:2, 7).

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Question 29

Baptism and Temptation of Jesus

'You shall not tempt the Lord your God' was said by Jesus to

  1. A.Peter after his confession
  2. B.the leper who asked to be cleansed
  3. C.Caiaphas at his trial
  4. D.the devil in the wilderness
  5. E.the sons of Zebedee who demanded the best seats in the kingdom.
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Answer: D (the devil in the wilderness)

Explanation

When the devil told Jesus to throw himself down from the temple, Jesus answered with Deuteronomy 6:16 (Matthew 4:5–7).

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Question 30

Jesus and the Religious Leaders

The people of Nazareth found it difficult to believe what Jesus preached to them because they

  1. A.were idolaters
  2. B.were stubborn
  3. C.knew him from childhood
  4. D.had been scolded by him
  5. E.could not understand his doctrine.
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Answer: C (knew him from childhood)

Explanation

They said, 'Is not this the carpenter, the son of Mary?' — they had known him growing up and took offence (Mark 6:2–3).

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Question 31

Parables of Jesus

In the parable of the sower, the seeds on the good ground are meant to represent those who

  1. A.accept and live by God's word
  2. B.feed the poor
  3. C.have and love riches
  4. D.give alms in market places
  5. E.preach the word of God.
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Answer: A (accept and live by God's word)

Explanation

The good soil stands for those who hear the word, accept it and bear fruit (Mark 4:20).

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Question 32

Miracles of Jesus

Who is being referred to here? 'But he went out and began to talk freely about it, and to spread the news, so that Jesus could no longer openly enter a town, but was out in the country; and people came to him from every quarter'.

  1. A.The Gerasene demoniac
  2. B.The leper from Galilee
  3. C.Jairus.
  4. D.The blind man of Jericho
  5. E.The demoniac of Capernaum.
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Answer: B (The leper from Galilee)

Explanation

Jesus told the cleansed leper to tell no one, but he spread the news so widely that Jesus had to stay in the countryside (Mark 1:40–45).

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Question 33

Jesus and the Religious Leaders

'An evil and adulterous generation seeks for a sign, but no sign shall be given to it except the sign of Jonah.' According to St. Matthew, Jesus said this to the

  1. A.disciples of John the Baptist
  2. B.multitude of people
  3. C.lawyers and the scribes
  4. D.Sadducees and the Zealots
  5. E.Pharisees and the Sadducees.
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Answer: E (Pharisees and the Sadducees.)

Explanation

Matthew 16:1–4: the Pharisees and Sadducees asked Jesus for a sign from heaven, and he gave this reply.

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Question 34

Discipleship

And Jesus said to them, 'Follow me and I will make you fishers of men'. This was addressed to

  1. A.Simon Peter and James
  2. B.James and John
  3. C.Simon Peter and John
  4. D.Andrew and James
  5. E.Simon Peter and Andrew.
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Answer: E (Simon Peter and Andrew.)

Explanation

Jesus said this to the brothers Simon (Peter) and Andrew as they were casting a net into the Sea of Galilee (Matthew 4:18–19).

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Question 35

Triumphal Entry and Cleansing of the Temple

Hosanna means

  1. A.ride on in majesty
  2. B.ride on in glory
  3. C.ride on to die
  4. D.ride on to calvary
  5. E.save now.
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Answer: E (save now.)

Explanation

'Hosanna' is a Hebrew cry meaning 'save, we pray' or 'save now', shouted at the triumphal entry (Mark 11:9).

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Question 36

Jesus and the Religious Leaders

One of the reasons why Jesus denounced the Scribes and Pharisees was that they

  1. A.did not make many converts
  2. B.did not practise what they preached
  3. C.did not preach regularly in the temple.
  4. D.took great care of the tombs of their ancestors
  5. E.often appeared in the market place.
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Answer: B (did not practise what they preached)

Explanation

Jesus said, 'practise and observe whatever they tell you, but not what they do; for they preach, but do not practise' (Matthew 23:3).

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Question 37

Discipleship

Simon the Canaanean was

  1. A.the original name of Peter
  2. B.one of the twelve
  3. C.the Pharisee in whose house the woman anointed Jesus
  4. D.the one who carried Jesus' cross
  5. E.one of the brothers of Jesus.
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Answer: B (one of the twelve)

Explanation

Simon the Cananaean (also called the Zealot) is named in the list of the twelve apostles (Mark 3:18; Matthew 10:4).

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Question 38

Resurrection and Ascension of Jesus

The reason why Mary Magdalene, Mary the mother of James and Salome went to where Jesus was buried on the third day after the burial was to

  1. A.plead with the soldiers who were keeping watch there
  2. B.anoint the body of Jesus
  3. C.see if the body of Jesus was still there
  4. D.see if Jesus had risen from the dead
  5. E.weep at the tomb according to the custom of the Jews.
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Answer: B (anoint the body of Jesus)

Explanation

Mark 16:1 says the three women bought spices so that they might go and anoint Jesus' body.

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Question 39

Parables of Jesus

To some who trusted in themselves that they were righteous and despised others, Jesus told the parable of the

  1. A.rich man and Lazarus
  2. B.pharisee and the tax-collectors
  3. C.wise and foolish virgins
  4. D.prodigal son
  5. E.good Samaritan.
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Answer: B (pharisee and the tax-collectors)

Explanation

Luke 18:9–14: the proud Pharisee and the humble tax collector who prayed 'God, be merciful to me a sinner'.

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Question 40

Persecution of the Early Church

The main reason why Peter and John were arrested by the officers of the Temple after they had cured the lame man at the gate called Beautiful was that they

  1. A.healed the sick
  2. B.proclaimed in Jesus the resurrection
  3. C.incited the people to revolt
  4. D.abused the elders of the people
  5. E.disapproved of worship in the temple.
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Answer: B (proclaimed in Jesus the resurrection)

Explanation

The priests and Sadducees were annoyed because the apostles were 'proclaiming in Jesus the resurrection from the dead', so they arrested them (Acts 4:1–3).

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Question 41

Mission to the Gentiles

The conversion of Paul was made possible by

  1. A.Simon Peter
  2. B.Zachaeus
  3. C.the risen Jesus
  4. D.Matthew
  5. E.Barnabas.
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Answer: C (the risen Jesus)

Explanation

On the Damascus road the risen Jesus appeared to Saul: 'I am Jesus, whom you are persecuting' (Acts 9:3–6).

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Question 42

Pentecost and the Early Church

Who is being referred to here? 'Let his habitation become desolate, and let there be no one to live in it' and 'His office let another take'.

  1. A.Judas Iscariot
  2. B.Stephen
  3. C.Joseph Barsabbas
  4. D.Justus
  5. E.Matthias.
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Answer: A (Judas Iscariot)

Explanation

Peter quoted these psalms about Judas Iscariot before the apostles chose someone to replace him (Acts 1:16–20).

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Question 43

Mission to the Gentiles

Which of the following was NOT one of the decisions of the Jerusalem Council communicated to Gentile Christians?

  1. A.Abstinence from eating meat offered to idols
  2. B.Compliance with circumcision rites
  3. C.Avoidance of eating meat with blood in it
  4. D.Abstinence from eating strangled animals flesh
  5. E.Avoidance of fornication.
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Answer: B (Compliance with circumcision rites)

Explanation

The council decided Gentile believers need not be circumcised; it asked them only to avoid food offered to idols, blood, strangled meat and unchastity (Acts 15:19–20, 28–29).

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Question 44

Paul's Missionary Journeys

The proconsul when Paul arrived in Corinth was called

  1. A.Festus
  2. B.Pontius Pilate
  3. C.Gallio
  4. D.Agrippa
  5. E.Felix.
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Answer: C (Gallio)

Explanation

Gallio was proconsul of Achaia when the Jews of Corinth brought Paul before his tribunal (Acts 18:12).

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Question 45

Persecution of the Early Church

Identify the speaker, 'Now, I know that the Lord has sent his angel to deliver me out of the hand of Herod and from everything that the Jewish people expected to happen to me'.

  1. A.Paul
  2. B.Silas
  3. C.Barnabas
  4. D.Peter
  5. E.Stephen.
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Answer: D (Peter)

Explanation

Peter said this when he came to himself after an angel led him out of Herod's prison (Acts 12:11).

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Question 46

Pentecost and the Early Church

The seven deacons were appointed to

  1. A.conduct a mission to the Gentiles
  2. B.replace the twelve
  3. C.lead the church in Jerusalem
  4. D.help in the distribution of food
  5. E.preach the gospel.
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Answer: D (help in the distribution of food)

Explanation

The seven were chosen to serve tables in the daily distribution so the apostles could devote themselves to prayer and the word (Acts 6:1–4).

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Question 47

Persecution of the Early Church

Which ruler said this in the course of Paul's defence? 'In a short time you think to make me a Christian'

  1. A.Festus
  2. B.Agrippa.
  3. C.Herod
  4. D.Caiaphas
  5. E.Pilate.
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Answer: B (Agrippa.)

Explanation

King Agrippa said this to Paul after hearing his defence at Caesarea (Acts 26:28).

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Question 48

Paul's Missionary Journeys

When Paul arrived in Rome, the people he first addressed were

  1. A.the local leaders of the Jews
  2. B.the early Roman Christians
  3. C.the Roman soldiers who were guarding him
  4. D.the pagans whom he wanted to convert
  5. E.Apollos and his followers who were expecting his arrival.
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Answer: A (the local leaders of the Jews)

Explanation

After three days in Rome Paul called together the local leaders of the Jews and spoke to them (Acts 28:17).

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Question 49

Paul's Missionary Journeys

'For I am ready not only to be imprisoned but even to die at Jerusalem for the name of the Lord Jesus'. Who was this devoted person?

  1. A.Stephen
  2. B.James
  3. C.Peter
  4. D.Paul
  5. E.Barnabas.
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Answer: D (Paul)

Explanation

Paul said this at Caesarea when Agabus warned that he would be bound in Jerusalem (Acts 21:13).

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Question 50

Paul's Missionary Journeys

Complete the quotation which relates to Paul's voyage to Rome. 'Do not be afraid, Paul, you must stand before Caesar, and lo...

  1. A.Caesar will give you a favourable judgement'.
  2. B.all who seek your life will perish'
  3. C.I have a large number of disciples in Rome'
  4. D.my name will be glorified in your mission'
  5. E.God has granted you all those who sail with you'.
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Answer: E (God has granted you all those who sail with you'.)

Explanation

During the storm an angel told Paul that God had granted him the lives of all who sailed with him (Acts 27:23–24).

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