Correct Answer: D. get glory over Pharoah and his host

Correct Answer: C. the spirit of God descending on Jesus like dove

Correct Answer: D. They encouraged one another to rise up and build the walls

Correct Answer: B. Death

Correct Answer: D. lack of eloquence

Correct Answer: A) Surely live and not die

Explanation

The question is about a statement made by Ezekiel regarding the people of Israel. According to the question, Ezekiel said that when the people of Israel turned away from all their sins, they would surely live and not die. This means that if the people of Israel repent and turn away from their sins, they will not experience death but will continue to live. The correct option to this question is option A.

The statement made by Ezekiel is a reminder to the people of Israel of the importance of repentance and turning away from their sins. It is also a message of hope and assurance that if they do so, they will not experience death but will continue to live. Repentance is a key concept in Christianity, and it involves turning away from sin and turning towards God. Through repentance, one can receive forgiveness for their sins and be reconciled with God.

It is important for Christians to understand the concept of repentance and the importance of turning away from sin. This is because sin separates us from God and can lead to spiritual death. Through repentance and faith in Jesus Christ, Christians can receive forgiveness for their sins and have eternal life.

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Correct Answer: C. keeping awake and being sober

Correct Answer: A. changed his name to Abraham

Correct Answer: C. the Jews had no dealings with Samaria

Explanation

(a) The event that portrayed Jesus as the "Resurrection and the life":

(i) A friend of Jesus named Lazarus lived in Bethany.

(ii) He was ill.

(iii) Lazarus' sisters, Mary and Martha, sent for Jesus but he delayed saying the sickness was not unto death.

(iv) He later arrived with his disciples four days after Lazarus had died.

(v) Many of the Jews had come to Martha and Mary to console them concerning their brother who had since died.

(vi) When Martha heard that Jesus was coming, she went and met him.

(vii) Martha told Jesus that if he had been there, her brother would not have died.

(viii) However, she said that she believed that whatever Jesus asked from God would be granted. Jesus assured Martha that Lazarus would rise again.

(x) Martha said that she knew that Lazarus would rise again in the resurrection at the last day.

(xi) Jesus then said to her, "I am the Resurrection and the Life, he who believes in me though he die, yet shall he live".

(xii) Whoever lives and believes in me shall never die.

(xiii) Martha confessed her belief in Him as the Christ, the son of God.

(xiv) Then Jesus went to Lazarus' tomb and raised him from the dead.

(b) Significance of the declaration:

(i) I am the Resurrection and the Life is an expression which was manifested by the raising of Lazarus who was already four days in the grave. Jesus' power over death.

(ii) The believer in Christ passes from physical death to life eternal.

(iii) Christ has life in himself because he came from God and would return to God.

(iv) He gave his life for the world so that believers will live with him for ever.

(v) Need to believe in Jesus.

(vi) Signs glorify God.