Saul’s death on Mount Giiboa was as a consequence of his
- A. inability to obey God's instructions
- B. armor bearer's obedience to his command.
- C. loss of confidence in David the musician
- D. sorcery by consulting the witch of Endor.
Rather than killing Saul, David took his spear and jar of water and rebuked Abner for
- A. sabotage and complicity
- B. insurbordination and inefficiency
- C. negligence and dereliction
- D. gross, misconduct and ineptitude
The account of Saul’s rejection as a king is intended to
- A. explain the breach between samuel and saul
- B. teach the consequences of disobedience
- C. show how unfit saul was as a leader
- D. show the desire for power by men of God
Yet his sons did not walk in his ways but turned aside for gains, they took bribes … The sons being referred to
here were
- A. Hophni and phinehas
- B. jonathan and abinadab
- C. joab and asahel
- D. joel and abijah
Which of the folllowing led to the death of Ei?
- A. the death of his of sons
- B. the defeat of the isrealites
- C. the capture of the ark
- D. it was his time to die
After whose death did God sell the isrealites into the hands of king Jabin?
- A. Moses
- B. Ehud
- C. aaron
- D. caleb
The history of Barak’s war, story flawed by the fact he
- A. consulted the oracles to find out the outcome of his battle.
- B. conspired with Jael to take out Sisera and Canaanites
- C. took the tribes of Zebulun and NaphtaIi to war with him
- D. sought the presence of Deborah as a reinforcement to his courage.
When the people of Israel heard the majority report of the spies, they took a decision to
- A. pray to God to come to their aid
- B. fight the descendants of Anak
- C. choose a leader and return to egypt
- D. stone joshua and caleb for blasphemy
Which of the following was God’s condition to Joshua if he wishes to be successful? He should
- A. fast all the time
- B. humble himself before the people
- C. meditate on the book of the law
- D. follow Moses' footsteps
the presence of God among His people during the day on their way out of Egypt to the wilderness of Sinai was felt in the form of
- A. fire
- B. light
- C. cloud
- D. rainbow
The twelve men Moses sent to spy out the land of Canaan were meant to verify the following except the
- A. strength and weakness of the inhabitants
- B. population and size of the land
- C. size of the army and their weaponery
- D. topography and fertility of the land
Which of the following was the greatest reason for which Joseph’s brothers decided to do away with him?
- A. he was over pampered
- B. his father made him a special robe
- C. he was loved most by their father
- D. the meaning of his dreams
In which of the following ways did God prepare Joseph for his leadership role in Egypt? Through the
- A. love his brothers had for him
- B. tribulations of his early life
- C. disagreement with his brothers
- D. enmity with other prison inmates
Which of the following was man’s responsibility to other creatures?
- A. Provide them with food
- B. Have dominion over them
- C. Preserve them
- D. Respect them
The determination of times and seasons was made possible with the creation of ?
- A. light
- B. ray
- C. stars
- D. moon
Which of the following creatures did God command into existence on the second day of creation?
- A. Light
- B. firmament
- C. birds
- D. vegetation
(a) Highlight Peter’s advice to elders and the youth of the church on how to promote good relationships.
(b) Indicate three ways by which conflict retards the growth of the church.
a. Outline James’ instructions to Christians on how to conduct effective and result-driven prayer.
b. State four factors that hinder prayer from being heard and answered.
a. Outline the circumstances that led to the untimely death of Ananias and Sapphira.
b. State four lessons the church of today can learn from the actions of Ananias and Sapphira that led to their death.
a. Lord, how often shall my brother sin against me, and I forgive him? Narrate Jesus’s response to the above question.
b. Outline three benefits one stands to gain in forgiving others.
a. Then Jesus said to him, begone Satan! For it is written, you shall worship the Lord your God and Him only shall you serve. Narrate the events that took place before Jesus made the above statement as recorded in Matthew.
b. Highlight three lessons which Christians can learn from Jesus’ encounter with Satan in (a).