In the Gospel of Mark, which group of people did Jesus specifically mention that we should love with all our hearts?

• A. The poor and needy
• B. Family members
• C. Our enemies
• D. Fellow believers

According to John, the Jews who sent the priests and the Levites to find out who John the Baptist was, were the

• A. Scribes
• B. Sadducees
• C. Zealots
• D. Pharisees

Nebuchadnezzar ordered his subjects to worship the image he set up whenever they

• A. heard his voice
• B. saw him stand before the image
• C. heard the sound of the born
• D. were told to do so

Paul's prayer for the Philippians was that the God who inspired them to give him gifts would surely

• A. receive all the glory
• B. supply all their needs
• C. accept their offering
• D. enrich them on earth

Which of the following was the first directive given to man after God had created him

• A. Be fruitful and multiply, fill the earth and subdue it
• B. Go ye into the world and exercise full authority over it
• C. Be you kind to all creatures of the earth
• D. Behold i have given you every plant yielding seed

Who according to James blaspheme the honourable name by which Christians are called?

• A) Nonbelievers
• B) pagan rulers
• C) antichrists
• D) the rich

Peter declares that God exalts those who

• A. pray effectively
• B. love their neighbours
• C. are impartial
• D. humble themselves

''Who would have said to Abraham that Sarah would suckle children?....'' .The above question was asked by

• A. Sarah
• B. God
• C. Ishmeal
• D. Hagar

The main aim of the teaching of Christ's humility in Paul's Letter to the Philippians is that every Christian should

• A. regard himself as equal to Jesus because He came in human from
• B. confess that Jesus Chirst is LORD to the glory of God the Father
• C. work out his own salvation with fear and trembling
• D. look into the interest of others and do nothing from selfishness

Owing to the uproar in Jerusalem, the tribune ordered Paul to be examined by scourging, but changed his mind when he discovered that Paul was

• A. an innocent man
• B. a Roman citizen
• C. a Pharisee
• D. a Jew