Christian Religious Knowledge 2014 Jamb Examination
Christian Religious Knowledge 2014 Jamb Examination
Question 31
In the story of the transfiguration of Jesus, Moses and Elijah represented the
Moses represents the Law and Elijah the prophets, showing that Jesus fulfills both.
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Question 32
"...My house shall be called a house of prayer, but you make it a den of robber." Just before making this statement Jesus
Jesus drove out the merchants and money changers, cleansing the Temple.
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Question 33
When Jesus was sent to Herod for trial, he was very glad to see Him because he
Herod was curious and glad to see Jesus, hoping for a miracle or entertainment.
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Question 34
"Did not our hearts burn within us while he talked to us..." The statement above expresses the regret of
Cleopas and another disciple expressed this feeling on the road to Emmaus after Jesus’ resurrection.
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Question 35
Jesus as the good shepherd was loved by the father because He
Jesus laid down His life for His followers, fulfilling the role of the good shepherd.
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Question 36
What effect did the death of Ananias and Sapphira have on the Early Church?
The sudden death of Ananias and Sapphira instilled fear among the members of the early church.
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Question 37
The effect of Stephen's death on the Early Church was that
Stephen's martyrdom led to persecution that caused believers to scatter and spread Christianity to Gentiles.
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Question 38
The decision at the Council of Jerusalem laid to rest the issue of
The Council clarified that Gentile converts did not need to be circumcised to follow Christ.
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Question 39
The man who stirred up the people against Paul in Ephesus was
Demetrius, the silversmith, incited the Ephesians because Paul's teachings threatened his trade.
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Question 40
The Christian concept of justification is that
Justification in Christianity means being declared righteous through faith in Jesus Christ, not by works.