Correct Answer: A. Faith and works

Correct Answer: D. return to the Lord for spiritual revival

Explanation

(a) How Paul convinced the Galatians that Christians are children of God:

(i) God sent Jesus into the world (through a woman) for the sake of humanity.

(ii) Before the coming of Jesus Christ, man had been under the custodianship of the law.

(iii) But with the arrival of Jesus Christ, through faith in Him, man is justified.

(iv) Baptism in Jesus Christ means putting on Christ (in our lives).

(v) Man, therefore, is no longer under the custodianship of the law.

(vi) He can claim sonship by adoption through faith in Jesus.

(vii) In Christ all believers are one.

(viii) In Christ there is neither Jew nor Gentile etc.

(ix) Sonship is open to everyone.

(x) And if, we are Christians, then we are heirs by promise.

(xi) Believers are no longer subject to the elemental spirits.

(xi) So, the sonship is guaranteed by faith in Jesus Christ.

(xii) Those who reject Jesus Christ are out of Gods' plan.

(b) Manifestations as children of God:

(i) Christians should eschew carnal pleasures.

(ii) They should live Christ-like life.

(iii) Christians should die to sin just as Jesus Christ died for the sin of humanity.

(iv) Christians should evangelise/make saints out of sinners.

(v) Daily spiritual growth by studying the word of God.

(vi) Christians should pray and fast.

Correct Answer: A. wife

Correct Answer: B. Hebron to Jerusalem

Explanation

Paul's advice about family life: (a) Paul advised that wives must be subject to their husbands. That husband must love their wives and not be harsh with them. Children are to be obedient to their parents in everything. He further said that this is what God ordains and approves. He advised fathers not to provoke their children to anger. Lest they may become discouraged and disenchanted. Slaves are to obey their earthly masters in everything. According to him, such obedience should be sincere with singleness of mind and with fear of God. It should not be an eye service / not designed to please men.

(b) Ways in which the family can be firmly established;

(i) A family that prays together stays together.

(ii) When each member performs his / her duty, there will be peace.

(iii) The father to be respected as the Head of the family.

(iv) The wife to obey the husband, who in turn must love the wife.

(v) Children to obey and love parents.

(vi) Parents to pay attention to the social and moral well-being of their children.

(vii) Discipline to be maintained in the home.

(viii) Children should not be discouraged in any form.

Correct Answer: D. fulfil all righteousness

Correct Answer: D. vegetables and water only

Correct Answer: C. hiding and feeding some of the prophets in a cave

Correct Answer: C) Paul and Barnabas

Explanation

The question is asking about the delegation from Antioch that went to the council of Jerusalem. The council of Jerusalem was a meeting of early Christian leaders to discuss issues affecting the Church. The question is asking who made up the delegation from Antioch.

The options given are Paul and Peter, Peter and Barnabas, Paul and Barnabas, and John and Peter. To answer the question correctly, we need to identify the two people who made up the delegation from Antioch.

According to the options given, the correct answer is option C, which states that Paul and Barnabas made up the delegation from Antioch.

Paul and Barnabas were important figures in the early Christian Church. They had been selected by the Church in Antioch to go to Jerusalem to discuss the issue of circumcision and the role of Gentiles in the Church.

The book of Acts in the Bible provides a detailed account of the council of Jerusalem, and it is a significant event in the history of the Christian Church.

In summary, the correct answer to the question is option C, which states that Paul and Barnabas made up the delegation from Antioch that went to the council of Jerusalem.