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JAMB Christian Religious Knowledge 2002
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 2002
Q10351. Jesus was led into the wilderness by
A the devil
B the Holy Spirit
C Satan
D the angel Gabriel
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 2002
Q10352. "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
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 2002
Q10353. "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 2002
Q10354. 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 2002
Q10355. 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 2002
Q10356. Paul and Silas were imprisoned at
A Athens
B Philippi
C Antioch
D Corinth
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 2002
Q10357. When the women got to the tomb of Jesus they found the stone rolled away and
A saw Jesus coming out of the tomb
B Jesus was no longer in the tomb
C Jesus was sitting in the tomb
D immediately saw a vision of Jesus
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 2002
Q10358. "You shall be my witnesses in Jerusalem and in all Judea and... and to the end of the earth."
A Rome
B Antioch
C Damascus
D Samaria
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 2002
Q10359. Paul was first arrested in Jerusalem because
A he brought Greeks into the temple
B he became a Christian
C he preached Christ in the temple
D he spoke against the temple
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 2002
Q10360. Which country in Africa provided Jesus with a refuge when Herod sought to destroy him?
A Algeria
B Egypt
C Morocco
D Ethiopia
Instruction
JAMB Christian Religious Knowledge 2003
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 2003
Q10361. "Unless you are circumcised according to the custom of Moses, you cannot be saved." The men who taught the above came from
A Jerusalem
B Judah
C Samaria
D Phoenicia
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 2003
Q10362. According to Jeremiah, the role of the shepherds which God will give to His people is to
A feed the people with knowledge and understanding
B heal the guilt of the people
C gather the scattered children of Israel together
D lead them to greener pastures
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 2003
Q10363. "What shall we do to those men? For that a notable sign has been performed through them in manifest to all..." What was eventually done to these men?
A They were thoroughly beaten
B They were imprisoned
C They were charged not to enter the city of Samaria
D They were charged not to speak in the name of Jesus
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 2003
Q10364. "....Go and learn what this means, 'I desire mercy and not sacrifice'..." What event preceded the statement made by Jesus above?
A Healing of the lepers
B Eating with tax collectors
C Call of the twelve apostles
D Deliverance of the demoniac
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 2003
Q10365. Two Christian virtues to be learned in the story of the good Samaritan are
A kindness and fairness
B justice and humility
C compassion and humility
D compassion and mercy
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 2003
Q10366. The second temptation of Jesus according to Luke's account of the gospel was
A giving the kingdoms of the world to Jesus if He would worship the devil
B a command for a stone to become bread
C jumping down from the pinnacle of the temple
D denying the name of God, the Father
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 2003
Q10367. "Whoever does not come out after Saul and Samuel, so shall it be done to his oxen!" What made the people respond to Saul's statement above?
A The power of the LORD came upon them
B The dread of the LORD fell on them
C The Spirit of the LORD came upon them
D The word of the LORD came to them
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 2003
Q10368. The two sons of Samuel that became Judges in Israel were
A Joel and Abijah
B Hophni and Phinehas
C Abimelech and Abidjah
D Joel and Abimelech
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 2003
Q10369. Joseph was made prime minister in Egypt because he
A interpreted Pharaoh's dream and advised him on what actions to take
B resisted the temptation by Potiphar's wife
C was faithful and upright
D was a Hebrew
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 2003
Q10370. Moses sent men to spy out the land of Canaan in order to
A measure the extent of the land
B share out the land
C know if it was good or bad
D know if it was flowing with milk and honey
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 2003
Q10371. "Let us make man in our image..." In the statement above, 'man' implies
A becoming God
B being like God
C being equal to God
D becoming the exact picture of God
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 2003
Q10372. How many sons of Jesse passed before Samuel before David was chosen as king?
A 5
B 6
C 7
D 8
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 2003
Q10373. The last event that boosted Gideon's courage to go against the Midianites was the
A appearance of the angel who called him a man of valour
B sign in which God caused the dew to be on the fleece
C test God gave Gideon's men at the waterside
D dream told by the Midianites about the barley bread
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 2003
Q10374. Nehemiah in exile functioned as the king's
A guard
B secretary
C cupbearer
D adviser
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 2003
Q10375. King Nebuchadnezzar assembled the satraps, the prefects and the governors to
A tell him his dream
B send them to the provinces
C interpret his dream
D the dedication of the image
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 2003
Q10376. Zedekiah, the king of Judah, was captured by the army of the Chaldeans
A at Riblah
B in the plains of Jericho
C at Arabah
D on the outskirts of Jerusalem
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 2003
Q10377. The murmurings of the congregation in the wilderness against Moses and Aaron were an indication of the people's
A lack of faith in God
B lack of patience with them
C fear of dying by the sword
D inability to get to the promised land
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 2003
Q10378. Jesus did not go with the centurion to heal his servant because he
A was not worthy for Jesus to come under his roof
B exhibited great faith
C was a Gentile
D spoke to Jesus as a man under authority
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 2003
Q10379. "Whoever does not come out after Saul and Samuel, so shall it be done to his oxen!" What made the people respond to Saul's statement above?
A The power of the LORD came upon them
B The dread of the LORD fell on them
C The Spirit of the LORD came upon them
D The word of the LORD came to them
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 2003
Q10380. According to John, the accusation the Jews levelled against Jesus before Pilate was that He was
A an evildoer
B a blasphemer
C an impostor
D a false prophet
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 2003
Q10381. The condition Jesus required from Jairus in order to heal his daughter was that he should
A pray and fast
B not fear but believe
C put out those weeping in the house
D repent and confess his sins
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 2003
Q10382. In Paul's Epistle to the Galatians, as long as an heir is a child, he is under
A guardians
B custodians
C protectors
D teachers
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 2003
Q10383. 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 2003
Q10384. Following the death of Stephen, the only group of believers not scattered by the great persecution against the Jerusalem Church were the
A deacons
B apostles
C prophets
D disciples
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 2003
Q10385. Why was Paul arrested and detained at Philippi?
A He never stopped proclaiming Jesus as Lord and Saviour
B The Jews did not want him to preach in the Gentiles' territories
C He cast out the spirit of soothsaying from a slave girl
D He was preaching the unknown God
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 2003
Q10386. Jesus said His disciples had been made clean by
A their abiding in Him
B His abiding in them always
C the word He spoke to them
D their walking in the spirit
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 2003
Q10387. In the parable of the sower, the seed which fell on rocky ground refers to people whose conversion is
A unfruitful
B genuine
C superficial
D lasting
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 2003
Q10388. In the parable of the sower, the seeds on the good ground are meant to represent those who
A accept and live by God's word
B feed the poor
C have and love riches
D give alms in market places
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 2003
Q10389. The seeds that fell among thorns in the parable of the sower refer to people that heard the word of God but
A were drawn away by worldly desires
B lacked understanding
C fell away in time of testing
D had no root in themselves
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 2003
Q10390. According to Corinthians, the same spirit gives varieties of gifts while the same Lord gives varieties of
A service
B prophecy
C working
D healing
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 2003
Q10391. The parable "The fathers have eaten sour grapes, and the children's teeth are set on edge" means that
A children are punished for the sins of their parents
B parents are punished for the sins of their children
C parents are punished for the sins of their grandparents
D great grandchildren are punished for the sins of their forefathers
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 2003
Q10392. The man appointed by the Holy Ghost to go on the missionary journey with Saul was
A Lucius
B Barnabas
C Peter
D Mark
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 2003
Q10393. "...And they shall be my people, and I will be their God..." This covenant was made with Israel through Prophet
A Isaiah
B Jeremiah
C Amos
D Hosea
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 2003
Q10394. The main complaint of the Hellenists against the Hebrews in the early Church was that their
A men were neglected
B widows were neglected
C new converts were neglected
D children were neglected
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 2003
Q10395. Peter, James and John were asked to keep their experience of the transfiguration secret until
A the kingdom of God comes
B they met the other disciples
C they descended from the mount
D the son of man is raised from the dead
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 2003
Q10396. In Jesus' vine illustration, the Father prunes fruitful branches. A branch represents
A a disciple of Jesus
B an angel
C the Jews
D the Gentiles
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 2003
Q10397. When Jesus entered the temple in Jerusalem, He
A contended with the scribes and the Pharisees
B read from the book of Isaiah
C beat everyone that sold and bought
D drove out all who sold and bought
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 2003
Q10398. In the story of stilling the storm, the disciples were surprised because
A Jesus was deeply asleep in the boat while the storm raged
B Jesus rebuked them for lack of faith
C the wind and the sea obeyed Jesus
D the storm disturbed the boat even with Jesus in it
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 2003
Q10399. In his reference to the events of the day of Pentecost, Peter said that they were the fulfillment of the prophecy of
A Jeremiah
B Joel
C Jonah
D Isaiah
JAMB (UTME) Christian and Religious Studies 2003
Q10400. "Yes, Lord; I believe that you are the Christ, the Son of God, He who is coming into the world." The confession was made during the
A changing of water to wine
B transfiguration of Jesus Christ
C raising of Lazarus
D healing of the epileptic boy