WAEC - Christian Religious Knowledge Crk (2002)

  • 1
    A man leaves his parents and cleaves to his wife and they become
    Atsakymas
    (B)
    one flesh
  • 2
    To ensure that Abram had really broken from his past,God
    Atsakymas
    (A)
    changed his name to Abraham
  • 3
    The covenant between God and Israel on Mount Sinai was sealed with the
    Atsakymas
    (A)
    blood of Oxen
  • 4
    Moses called the place where water gushed out from the rock "Massah and Meribah" because the people of Israel
    Atsakymas
    (B)
    found fault with God
  • 5
    Which of the following practices was not associated with the sons of Eli
    Atsakymas
    (D)
    Having great regard for the words of their father
  • 6
    David gave Uriah leave to go to his house and wash his feet in order to
    Atsakymas
    (D)
    conceal his adultery with Bathsheba
  • 7
    "Come now, let us reason together, though your sins are like scarlet, they shall be as
    Atsakymas
    (D)
    white as snow
  • 8
    Although Elisha rejected Naaman's gift, Gehazi saw the occasion as an opportunity to
    Atsakymas
    (C)
    exhibit his wisdom and greed
  • 9
    The destruction of Jerusalem in 586 BC was sequel to the
    Atsakymas
    (C)
    rebellion of Zedekiah against the Babylonian lordship
  • 10
    Which of the following was not indicative of Solomon's proverbial wisdom?
    Atsakymas
    (A)
    Building of temples for his foreign dieties
  • 11
    King Josiah was inspired to reform the worship of God in Judah by
    Atsakymas
    (D)
    the contents of the book of the law
  • 12
    Isaiah called upon the people of Israel to come to the Lord with
    Atsakymas
    (A)
    holiness and social justice
  • 13
    The burning coal taken from the altar with which Isaiah's lips were touched symbolizes the
    Atsakymas
    (B)
    cleansing of Isaiah's sins
  • 14
    The eating of the scroll by prophet Ezekiel was an indication that
    Atsakymas
    (B)
    he must digest what is inside the scroll before communicating it to others
  • 15
    Hosea's message for Israel is centered on
    Atsakymas
    (D)
    the permanence of divine love
  • 16
    Amos' message can aptly be described as
    Atsakymas
    (B)
    doom for the spiritually bankrupt
  • 17
    The three Jews thrown into the fiery furnace came out unhurt because of their faith and
    Atsakymas
    (A)
    confidence
  • 18
    Darius banned the worship of other gods for three days in order to
    Atsakymas
    (D)
    implicate Daniel in a hatched plan
  • 19
    In which of the following ways would John identify Jesus as the "Lamb of God"?
    Atsakymas
    (C)
    The spirit of the Lord would descend on him like a dove
  • 20
    The scribe and the priest who saw a wounded traveler on the roadside passed by him because he was
    Atsakymas
    (D)
    in a position to defile them
  • 21
    Jesus sent out the Seventy to
    Atsakymas
    (C)
    every town and place he was to visit
  • 22
    Jesus warned his disciples that when dragged before governors, they should not
    Atsakymas
    (A)
    be anxious about what to say
  • 23
    Jesus admonished believers not to practice religious piety in public otherwise they would
    Atsakymas
    (A)
    have their reward from men
  • 24
    Jesus discouraged the Twelve, during their mission, from going with the aim of making profit because
    Atsakymas
    (B)
    they recieved God's grace freely
  • 25
    Jesus walked on the sea to show his disciples that he
    Atsakymas
    (D)
    was in control
  • 26
    According to St Luke, the two men who appeared to Jesus during the Transfiguration discussed
    Atsakymas
    (C)
    his imminent departure
  • 27
    "As long as i am in the world, I am the light of the world|" Jesus proved this claim by
    Atsakymas
    (C)
    restoring sight to the man born blind
  • 28
    The Triumphal Entry was significant because it was the
    Atsakymas
    (A)
    declaration of Jesus' claim to be the king of the Jews
  • 29
    The trial of Jesus was transferred from the High Priest's court to Pilate because
    Atsakymas
    (B)
    the High had no power to impose the death penalty
  • 30
    Before the arrival of Judas in Gethsemane, Jesus
    Atsakymas
    (B)
    prayed for the cup to pass from him
  • 31
    "Why do you seek the living among the dead?" This question was directed to
    Atsakymas
    (B)
    Mary Magdalene and the other women
  • 32
    The conversation between Jesus and the two men going to Emmaus revealed that
    Atsakymas
    (A)
    Jesus has ressurrected from the dead
  • 33
    The Early Christians emphasized unity for all of the following reasons except the
    Atsakymas
    (D)
    mustering sufficient people to fight for their human rights
  • 34
    Peter and John were arrested and imprisoned by the Jewish leaders because they were
    Atsakymas
    (C)
    proclaiming Jesus' resurrection
  • 35
    The death of Stephen was for the church more of a blessing than a curse because it was immediately followed by the
    Atsakymas
    (C)
    expansion of the Gospel beyond Jerusalem
  • 36
    The circumstances that led to the Council of Jerusalem was the preaching of
    Atsakymas
    (C)
    Judaizers about the rite of circumcision
  • 37
    Paul admonished the Romans not to let sin reign in their mortal bodies, but to yield themselves to God as men who
    Atsakymas
    (B)
    have been brought from death to Life
  • 38
    Justification be faith means
    Atsakymas
    (B)
    acceptance through grace
  • 39
    According to Paul in Galatians, adoption of Christians as children of God came by stages which excludes
    Atsakymas
    (B)
    inevitable period of custodianship under the law
  • 40
    St. Paul's belief in the reality of the Resurrection makes him assert that if there were no resurrection then
    Atsakymas
    (B)
    Christians' faith is in vain
  • 41
    Paul in Romans,taught that man was justified by his
    Atsakymas
    (D)
    faith in Jesus Christ
  • 42
    In Galatians, Paul taught that the law was a custodian until Christ came, that we might
    Atsakymas
    (B)
    be justified by faith
  • 43
    All the following are spiritual gifts as enumerated by Paul in the first Epistle to the Corinthians except
    Atsakymas
    (A)
    hearing
  • 44
    The Philippians sent gifts to Paul through
    Atsakymas
    (D)
    Epaphroditus
  • 45
    Paul commended the Philippians for surpassing other churches in
    Atsakymas
    (B)
    giving and receiving