Christian Religious Knowledge 2006 Jamb Examination

Acts 10:9–16 records Peter’s vision of a sheet with clean and unclean animals, showing that the gospel was also for the Gentiles, which prepared him to go to Cornelius.

Mark 1:4 explains that John the Baptist appeared in the wilderness preaching a baptism of repentance for the forgiveness of sins.

Mark 6:35–36 records that the disciples urged Jesus to dismiss the crowd since it was late and the place was desolate, so that they could buy food.

Matthew 17:5–6 explains that when the disciples heard the voice from the cloud declaring Jesus as God’s beloved Son, they fell on their faces in fear.

Hosea 14:7 states that when Israel repents and returns to God, they shall dwell beneath His shadow and flourish like a garden.

Acts 8:14–15 states that the apostles in Jerusalem sent Peter and John to Samaria so that the believers might receive the Holy Spirit.

Mark 9:19–23 shows that Jesus attributed the disciples’ failure to cast out the dumb spirit to their lack of faith.

Mark 15:3–5 records that Pilate was amazed because Jesus made no reply to the many accusations against Him.

Acts 2:36–38 shows that Peter preached so that his listeners would repent and believe in Jesus Christ, leading them to salvation.

Luke 12:19–20 explains that the rich man was called a fool because he trusted in his stored goods for many years, not realizing his soul would be demanded that very night.