Christian Religious Studies - Objective
- The caravan of Ishmaelites that bought Joseph traded in.....
- balm, gum and myrrh
- oil, balm and gum
- myrrh, maize and wheat.
- gum, frankincense and oil
- Before Joseph came to Pharaoh after his release from prison, Joseph .....
- ate some food
- prayed fervently
- shaved and ate
- shaved and changed his clothes
- . How long.. was the famine before Joseph reconciled with his brothers? .....
- 1 year
- 2 years
- 4 years
- 5years
- Which of the following was not an excuse Moses gave when he was called to deliver the Israelites?
- The Israelites would not believe him
- He was slow to speak
- He was a murderer
- He doubted his own ability
- Regardless of the Egyptians’ suffering, Pharaoh refused to let the Israelites go because .....
- the Israelites gave them cheap labour
- Pharaoh wanted to challenge God
- God allowed the Israelites to suffer.
- the Israelites refused to pray to God
- As soon as the Egyptians caught up with the Israelites at the Red sea, the pillar of clouds .....
- vanished from the sight of the Israelites
- stood on the left side of the Israelites
- stood between the Israelites and the Egyptians
- moved ahead of the Israelites
- One of the spies Moses sent to the land of Canaan from the tribe of Reuben was .....
- Shaphat
- Shammua
- Igal
- Gaddiel
- Why does the Lord bring us into this land, to fall by the sword? Our wives and our little ones will become a prey; .... On which occasion was this statement made? When the
- Israelites got to the Red sea
- Israelites had no water to drink
- spies gave adverse report
- Egyptians caught up with the Israelites
- Barak who was asked by Deborah to organize troops to fight the Canaanites was the son of .....
- Joab
- Jehoahaz
- Abijah
- Abinoam
- You shall invest him with some of your authority, that all the congregation of the people of Israel may obey. This instruction was given in connection with the .
- appointment of Joshua to succeed Moses
- appointment of Eleazar as priest to succeed Aaron
- appointment of Aaron as Moses’ spokesman
- election of Eleazar by Aaron to succeed him.
- Why do you do such thing? For I hear of your evil dealings from all the people. No my sons; it is no good report that I hear .... The sons being addressed were children of.....
- Joshua
- Samuel
- Elkannah
- Eli
- . At the time Samuel was ministering to the Lord under Eli, .....
- there were many prophets in Israel
- the word of God was rare with no frequent vision.
- idolatry was common in Israel.
- visions were used by God to give directions
- Through meditation, the book of the law became Joshua’s source of .....
- justice and freedom
- peace and harmony
- prosperity and success
- courage and strength
- Israel lost 30, 000 soldiers in a battle with the Philistines because .....
- the Ark of God was captured.
- the soldiers disobeyed God
- of the sins of Eli’s sons
- of the absence of Eli at the battle field.
- The reaction of Saul’s armour-bearer after the death of his master amounted to ....
- faithlessness
- bravery
- disappointment.
- loyalty
- When David and Abishai went to the camp of Saul at Ziph, Saul and his men were fast asleep because .....
- they were very tired due to the hard day’s work
- they wanted David to kill Saul and his men
- they were afraid of their enemies so they slept in a cave
- the Lord allowed a deep sleep to fall on them
- The child David had with Uri'ah’s wife fell sick and died within ........
- seven days
- eight days
- nine days
- ten days
- After Solomon had the dream at Gibeon, the Lord promised to lengthen his days on condition that he would....
- sacrifice to him
- pray daily
- offer burnt offering
- walk in his ways
- The King of Tyre who supported King Solomon with timber for the building of the temple was
- Hiram
- Neco
- Darius
- Cyrus
- God decided not to divide the kingdom of Israel during the reign of Solomon because
- Solomon built the temple for God
- Solomon was a very wise king
- of God's love for David
- of Israel's repentance
- The kingdom of Israel was divided during the reign of Rehoboam because he.....
- followed his father's tyranny
- led Israel to war
- challenged Jeroboam
- worshipped other gods
- Yes what they are building if a fox goes up on it he will break down their stone wall! This remark made by Tobiah was intended to.....
- alert and encourage Nehemiah
- stop and disgrace the Jews
- embarrass Nehemiah
- ridicule the Jews
- Which of the following people led the rebuilding of the temple in Jerusalem after the Jews returned from exile?
- Sheatiel and Zechariah
- Joshua and Haggai
- Haggai and Zechariah
- Zerubbabel and Joshua
- Two kings of Persia who passed decrees to bring about the rebuilding of the temple in Jerusalem were .....
- Cyrus and Belshazzar
- Darius and Cyrus
- Haggai and Belshazzar
- Artaxerxes and Nebuchadnezzar
- Question 2525. The Jews who came from exile to Jerusalem to study the law of the Lord and teach others was.....
- Sheshbazzar
- Haggai
- Zechariah
- Ezra
- According to Luke's gospel, when the Devil had ended the temptation of Jesus, the Devil departed .....
- and Jesus was baptised in the Jordan
- to work out a better strategy
- feeling defeated and embarrassed
- and Angles came to minister to Jesus because He had accomplished His mission
- 27. Jesus stood in a boat belonging to Peter by the lake of Gennesaret to .......
- heal the sick
- cure the leper
- raise the dead
- teach the crowd.
- The gospel which states that the spirit immediately drove Jesus into the wilderness after. His baptism to be tempted is .....
- A. Mark's gospel
- Luke’s gospel
- John’s gospel
- Mathew’s gospel
- According to Mark's gospel, Jesus was baptized by John the Baptist after He came from....
- Cape
- Judea
- Nazareth
- Bethlehem
- What was Jesus’ response to the would-be disciple who wanted to bury his father?
- Foxes have holes and birds have nests
- He could go and give his father a befitting burial
- Follow me and let your siblings bury him
- Follow me and leave the dead to bury their own dead
- . My soul is very sorrowful, even to death, remain here and watch with me ..... Jesus made this statement to .........
- Peter, James and John
- the seventy disciples
- the twelve apostles
- Andrew, James and Stephen
- According to Jesus, a major condition for discipleship is to ........
- be baptized with immersion
- overcome all to temptations
- respect parents and elderly people
- renounce all that one has
- Peter wept after he had denied Jesus because he was .........
- sad since Jesus was going to be killed.
- going miss Jesus
- recognized as Jesus’ disciple
- feeling ashamed for the betrayal
- Have you come out as a robber with swords and clubs to capture me? This statement was made by Jesus .........
- in the garden Gethsemane
- during His trial
- during His crucifixion
- at Golgotha on the cross
- Jesus’ enemies accused him of perverting the nation, forbidding the payment of tribute to Caesar and claiming to be a king before ........
- Herod
- the High Priest
- Pilate
- the Sanhedrin
- 36. What prompted Pilate to send Jesus to Herod for trial? Pilate ........:
- realized that Jesus was innocent
- knew Jesus came from Herod's jurisdiction
- wanted to avoid being blamed for Jesus’ death
- saw that was a better judge
- The women who visited the tomb of Jesus on the first day according to Luke’s gospel were ........
- Mary Magdalene Joana and Mary the mother of James.
- Joana, Salome and Mary the mother of Jesus
- Salome ‘Eunice and Mary Magdalene
- Mary the mother of James, Salome and Joana.
- What punishment was given to the unmerciful servant by the king in Jesus’ teaching on forgiveness?
- He was demoted
- He was killed
- His family was sold
- He was imprisoned
- Judas Iscariot lost his position as a disciple of Jesus because he ........
- was expelled
- fell sick and died
- committed suicide
- denounced the faith
- When Peter and John were set free by Sanhedrin, they were
- asked not to speak about Jesus again.
- asked to join the other apostle
- given thirty-nine lashes each
- sent to Pilate for trials
- Why did you go to uncircumcised men and eat with them. The uncircumcised men in the context were
- Sanhedrin and Pharisees
- Aeneas and his family
- Saul and his friends
- Cornelius and his family
- But be doers of the word not hearers only. This text according to James implies that Christians should
- reflect their faith in their lifestyles
- Live above reproach and wickedness
- love one another as Christ did
- set heaven as their goal to achieve
- Discrimination in the daily distribution of relief items in the early church came up when the.....
- Hellenists complained about neglect of their widows
- Hebrews complained about neglect of their widows
- apostles refused to serve tables
- apostles decided to appoint deacons
- What happened to Saul while in the house of Judas in the street called straight?
- An attempt to be lynched for betraying Judaism
- An attempt to be killed for opposing the gospel
- His escape to Jerusalem through Barnabas
- The regaining of his sight through Ananias
- Herod Agrippa’s killing of James and subsequent arrest of Peter was an atempt to .......
- demonstrated hatred for Christians
- fulfill the order of Roman Emperor
- win the confidence of the Jews
- show how powerful he was.
- James states that the sick should be interceded for by the Elders but those who are suffering ......
- fast daily
- go to church
- read the Bible
- pray themselves
- .In his teaching on faith and works, James says that people should be quick to hear, slow to speak an ......
- be fervent in prayer
- be involved in fasting
- slow to fight
- slow to anger
- Peter holds the view that servants should he submissive and be respectful to masters who are good and an gentle as well as to those who are ......
- God fearing
- older than them
- overbearing
- arrogant
- Peter is of the opinion that Christians should behave like new born babies craving for pure spiritual milk so that ......
- they will have salvation.
- they can be loved by the Lord
- . the Lord will deliver them
- the Lord will provide for them
- . Peter advised the leaders of the church not to lord their eldership over their members but should ......
- pray for them regularly
- visit them regularly
- lead them with good example
- provide their needs
Christian Religious Studies - Essay
Section A: Themes from The Old Testament
Answer two question only from this section.
- Question 1
- State twelve contributions of Cyrus to the return of the Jews from exile
- Mention three measures that can be taken by a nation to prevent Gad’s wrath
- Question 2
- Giving twelve valid points, narrate Joseph's first encounter with Pharaoh.
- Highlight three lessons leaders can learn from Joseph.
- Question 3
- Outline twelve roles played by Jezebel in the death of Naboth
- Mention three reasons why people are greedy
Section B: THEMES FROM THE SYNOPTIC GOSPELS AND THE ACTS OF THE APOSTLES
- Mention nine promises God made to Joshua when he was appointed to lead the Israelites.
- State three benefits of fulfilling one’s promises
- Question 5
- Providing twelve convincing points, narrate the events that took place after Herod Agrippa | killed James.
- Mention three factors that motivate Christians to pray.
- Question 6
- Giving nine concrete points, narrate how the problem of discrimination was solved in the early society.
- Outline three effects of discrimination in society.
Section C: Themes From Selected Epistles
- Question 7
- Presenting nine cogent points, narrate how Saul escaped the plot and attempt on his life in Damascus
- List three reasons people wish evil for others.
- Question 8
- Outline nine necessary requirements for responsible citizenship according to Peter.
- Mention three duties of a.responsible citizen. (a) Discuss twelve conditions necessary under which Christian's prayers can be answered. (b) List three types of prayers