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Instruction
JAMB Christian Religious Knowledge 1999 (Questions 41-50)
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 1999
Q10251. Speaking in tongues according to Paul, is meaningful where
A there is one with the gift of interpretation
B the Holy Spirit is present during worship
C there are apostles and evangelists
D those speaking in tongues are many
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 1999
Q10252. Paul says that anyone who does acts of mercy should do so with
A Zeal
B Liberality
C faith
D cheerfulness
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 1999
Q10253. According to Galatians, what makes all believers sons of God is
A the law
B faith in Christ Jesus
C faith in God
D righteousness of God
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 1999
Q10254. God has extended the promise He made to Abraham to all those who share his faith based on
A righteousness of faith
B observance of the law
C the grace of God
D descent from Abraham
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 1999
Q10255. Peter says that Christians would put to silence the ignorance of foolish men by
A preaching the resurrection
B being humble
C doing right
D praying daily
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 1999
Q10256. Paul and Silas were imprisoned at
A Athens
B Philippi
C Antioch
D Corinth
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 1999
Q10257. Paul was converted so that he might
A stop persecuting the Apostles
B help Peter in the work
C not be killed for his sins
D bear the name of the Lord before the Gentiles
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 1999
Q10258. Pilate gave Jesus to the Jews to be crucified because
A he found Jesus guilty of the charges
B Jesus refused to defend himself
C the Jews gave him money
D the Jews brought pressure upon him
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 1999
Q10259. "Therefore in the resurrection whose wife shall she be of the seven for they all had her?" This question was put to Jesus by the
A Pharisees
B Scribes
C Chief Priests
D Sadducees
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 1999
Q10260. "And he came to ... where he had been brought up; and, as his custom was, he went into the synagogue on the Sabbath Day, and stood up to read." Identify the missing place in the above text.
A Jerusalem
B Bethlehem
C Nazareth
D Capernaum
Instruction
JAMB Christian Religious Knowledge 2001
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 2001
Q10261. The signs that God showed to Moses at his call were meant to
A convince Pharaoh that he was the prophet of God
B portray him as superior to the Egyptian magicians
C enable him to perform miracles before Pharaoh
D convince the people that he had been sent by God
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 2001
Q10262. The LORD give you children by this woman. Eli offered this prayer because of Hannah's
A love for the service of the LORD
B loan of Samuel to the LORD
C faith in God
D desire for more children from God
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 2001
Q10263. All the words which the LORD has spoken we will do. What was Moses' response to this declaration by the Israelites?
A He asked them to pick twelve stones to represent the tribes
B He charged them to walk faithfully before the LORD
C He offered peace offerings to the LORD
D He said that the LORD was witness to their declaration
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 2001
Q10264. King Saul asked Jesse to send David to him because he wanted David to
A kill Goliath
B serve him
C marry his daughter, Michal
D become Jonathan's friend
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 2001
Q10265. King Rehoboam refused to take the counsel of the elders because
A it was wrong counsel
B he was afraid of the outcome of their counsel
C it was a turn of affairs brought about by the LORD
D he was stubborn
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 2001
Q10266. ''Let us flee from before Israel; for the LORD fights for them...'' The statement above was made by the Egyptians when
A Moses stretched out his hand over the sea
B their chariots were clogged in the sea
C the LORD drove the sea back by a strong east wind
D the angel of God stood between them and the Hebrews
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 2001
Q10267. Moses told the Israelites that the LORD would give them flesh in the evening and bread in the morning because He had
A heard their prayers
B seen their suffering
C heard their murmurings
D promised to feed them
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 2001
Q10268. ''Is not David hiding himself on the hill of Hachilah; which is on the east of Jeshimon?'' The report above was made to King Saul by the
A Amalekites
B Philistines
C Hittites
D Ziphites
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 2001
Q10269. The river that flowed out of Eden to water the garden divided and became four rivers namely
A Nile, Pishon, Euphrates and Tigris
B Pishon, Tigris, Gihon and Nile
C Gihon, Pishon, Tigris and Euphrates
D Pishon, Euphrates, Gihon and Jordan
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 2001
Q10270. The new covenant God made with the house of Israel and the house of Judah was written on
A their hearts
B stones
C their foreheads
D tablets
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 2001
Q10271. The sign of the covenant between God and Noah for all future generations was
A blood
B treaty of peace
C circumcision
D bow in the cloud
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 2001
Q10272. King Josiah defiled Topheth which was in the valley of the sons of Hinnom during his reform in Israel so that
A he might revive the worship of the sun God
B he might pull down Topheth and break Molech into pieces
C no one would worship Molech
D no one might sacrifice human beings again to Molech
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 2001
Q10273. Amos declared that the Jews who built houses of hewn stone would not dwell in them because they
A trampled upon the poor
B persecuted the prophets
C swore falsely
D worshipped other gods
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 2001
Q10274. What acts of righteousness did Isaiah admonish his people to demonstrate?
A Helping the poor and offering sacrifice
B Defending the orphans and respecting the widows
C Avoiding evils and praying for others
D Learning to do good and seeking justice
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 2001
Q10275. God promised the faithless Israelites that if they repented of their sins and returned to Him, He would
A deliver their enemies into their hands
B fill them with his knowledge
C give them favour in the sight of the nations
D give them shepherds after his own heart
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 2001
Q10276. ''...When my soul fainted within me, I remembered the LORD; and my prayer came to thee...'' The prayer above was offered by Jonah
A at Nineveh
B at Tarshish
C in the ship
D in the belly of the fish
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 2001
Q10277. ''The ark of the God of Israel must not remain with us...'' The Philistines who made the statement above were anxious to get rid of the ark because
A they could not handle it
B the hand of God was heavy upon them
C their women were becoming barren
D the Israelites had mustered forces against them
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 2001
Q10278. ''At the time shall arise... the great prince who has charge of your people...'' In the statement above by Daniel, the great prince refers to
A Gabriel
B the Deliverer
C Michael
D the Messiah
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 2001
Q10279. According to Hosea, the LORD would not have pity upon the children of his faithless wife because
A they were rebellious children
B they had not been faithful
C their mother had not shown pity on them
D their mother had played the harlot
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 2001
Q10280. God decided not to bring evil in Ahab's days but in the days of his son because Ahab
A asked God for mercy
B returned Naboth's vineyard
C fasted for forty days
D humbled himself before God
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 2001
Q10281. When the Babylonians captured King Zedekiah, they
A killed him immediately
B assaulted his wives in his presence
C put out his eyes
D took his sons to Babylon
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 2001
Q10282. The men who threw Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego into the fire were
A amazed that the Hebrews were not burnt
B assisted to escape from being burnt
C promoted by the king
D consumed by the flames
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 2001
Q10283. After the mission of the seventy, Jesus declared that He had given them
A authority over all the power of the enemy
B the gift of healing
C power over the Roman authorities
D the gift of knowledge of the word
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 2001
Q10284. In his effort to rebuild the walls of Jerusalem, Nehemiah prayed against the insults of
A Tobiah and Sanballat
B Amon and Shallum
C Nebuchadnezzar and Tobiah
D Geshem and Hulda
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 2001
Q10285. According to Paul's letter to the Philippians, Christ demonstrated His humility by
A taking the form of a servant
B praying for His enemies
C dying on the cross
D washing the feet of His disciples
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 2001
Q10286. In the story of the transfiguration of Jesus, Moses and Elijah represented the
A prophets and apostles
B law and the prophets
C Spirit and the word
D judges and kings
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 2001
Q10287. Jesus did not go immediately to attend to Lazarus who was reported sick because He
A wanted His disciples to believe in Him
B was too busy attending to other people
C did not know how serious the sickness was
D was careless about Lazarus
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 2001
Q10288. According to Paul, God would send a strong delusion upon those who will perish because they
A refused to believe the truth
B had an unforgiving spirit
C were false teachers
D did not show love to the brethren
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 2001
Q10289. According to Paul, the purpose of the law is
A to bring about justification by faith
B the fulfilment of divine promises
C to promote faith in the crucified Christ
D to increase the knowledge of sin
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 2001
Q10290. In order to fulfill the law of Moses, Jesus told the leper He had been healed to go and
A show himself to the priest
B proclaim the good news
C make sacrifice to God
D show himself to his household
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 2001
Q10291. In the parable of the wheat and tares, the harvest time refers to the
A close of the age
B millennium reign of Christ
C white judgement throne
D tribulation period
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 2001
Q10292. According to Romans, justification is by faith through
A works of righteousness
B redemption in Christ
C being filled with the Holy Spirit
D obedience to the law
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 2001
Q10293. ''But now that faith has come, we are no longer under a custodian...'' Paul made this statement in his letter to the
A Thessalonians
B Galatians
C Philippians
D None of the above
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 2001
Q10294. The two disciples on the way to Emmaus recognized Jesus
A while He was teaching
B before they got to the village
C when they got to Jerusalem
D at the breaking of bread while at the table
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 2001
Q10295. The greatest spiritual gift to seek for is
A speaking in tongues
B love
C healing
D working of miracles
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 2001
Q10296. What is the meaning of the name Samuel?
A God has made me laugh
B Because I have asked him of the Lord
C The child of my old age
D The end of Peninnah's pride
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 2001
Q10297. ''My little finger is thicker than my father's loins'' means that in comparison with his father, Rehoboam will
A reign more wisely
B be more lenient
C be harsher
D be more just
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 2001
Q10298. ''I repent that I made Saul king.'' What incident does this refer to?
A The anointing of Saul
B When Saul failed to pray
C During Saul's encounter with the Ammonites
D When Saul was offering sacrifice to God
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 2001
Q10299. ''But new wine must be put into fresh wineskins.'' What issue was raised to which this statement was a response?
A Eating
B Drinking
C Fasting
D Praying
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 2001
Q10300. Paul was accused of apparently being a preacher of foreign divinities in Athens because he preached Jesus and the
A Cross
B Resurrection
C Second coming
D Law