Correct Answer: A. had a deep insight of her son and his abilities

Correct Answer: C) Paul

Explanation

According to Paul, who was a disciple of Jesus and an early Christian leader, the last person that Jesus appeared to after his resurrection was Paul himself. This means that option C is the correct answer to the question. Mary Magdalene was actually one of the first people to see Jesus after his resurrection, and Joseph of Arimathea was the person who provided Jesus with a tomb for his burial. Thomas, also known as Doubting Thomas, famously did not believe that Jesus had risen from the dead until he saw him in person and touched his wounds. It is important to note that different accounts of Jesus's resurrection appear in different parts of the Bible, and there may be some variation in the details depending on which source you are reading. However, according to Paul's writings, the last person that Jesus appeared to after his resurrection was indeed Paul himself.

Correct Answer: B. ''...It is not in me; God will give Pharaoh a favourable answer.'''

Explanation

When Pharaoh had his two dreams (Genesis ch. 41), he wasn't short of interpretations and meanings. Pharaoh sent and called all the necromancers of Egypt and all its sages, and related to them his dream, but no one interpreted them for Pharaoh. Meaning, not one of them offered an interpretation. Even before he interpreted the dreams, Joseph told Pharaoh that he could not interpret the dreams but God could and He will give Pharaoh the answer he is seeking (verse 16). Throughout the interpretation, Joseph says repeatedly that God has revealed His will to Pharaoh (verse 25, 28) and that God has firmly decided the matter (verse 32).

Correct Answer: B. giving his daughter in marriage to the person

Correct Answer: B. rebellion

Explanation

(a) Demand For The Monarchy_ (1 Samuel 8:1-5):

(i) Samuel became the next judge of Israel after Eli's death.

(ii) When he became old, he made his sons (Joel and Abijah) judges in Israel.

(iii) These children judged Israel from Beersheba to Dan.

(iv) Unfortunately, they did not walk in the ways of the Lord as their father did.

(v) They took bribes and perverted justice.

(vi)This made Israel lose confidence in them and, therefore, asked for a king

(vii) They said to him 'Behold you are old and your sons do not walk in your ways'.

(viii) Then, Israel felt like having a king to govern her as the other nations around her.

(b) Consequences of The King's Disobedience to God (1 Sam. 15:1-25; 1 Sam. 31:1-13):

(i) Saul became disobedient when he spared king Agag of Amalek and the best of livestock.

(II) This disobedience caused Saul the kingdom as Samuel quickly announced his rejection by God as king over Israel.

(iii)As a result of this disobedience, the spirit of the Lord departed from Saul and an evil spirit started haunting him.

(iv) Music was needed to soothe Saul anytime the torments started; hence, the employment of David to play the lyre to relieve him.

(v) The worst evil came to Saul when he and his three sons were killed in a war against the Philistines at Mount Gilboa.

(vi) The Philistines placed his head and armour in the temple of their God, and displayed his body on the wall of Bethsham for the public.

Correct Answer: B. Jesus triumphant entry into Jerusalem

Correct Answer: D. renounce all that one has

Correct Answer: C. breast plate of faith

Correct Answer: D. lowliness