Correct Answer: A. also will serve the LORD, for He is our God''

Explanation

God asked Hosea to take to himself a harlot as wife. He took Gomer, the daughter of Diblaim and she bore him a son. And the Lord said to him "call his name Jezreel, for yet a little while, I will punish the house of Jehu for the blood of Jezreel, and I will put an end to the kingdom of the house of Israel. She conceived again and bore a daughter called Not Pitied, for God will not pity the house of Israel. She bore a third child, a son named Not my people, for Israel is no longer the people of God, neither is He their God. Gomer's faithlessness later made her abandon Hosea and the children. In love, Hosea paid to bring her back and sent her children to plead with their mother - all in vain. Inspite of her faithlessness and disappointment by her lovers, Hosea's love for Gomer still persisted.

Hosea's marital experience and love for his wife was a demonstration of God's love for Israel in the following ways:

(i) Inspite of Israel's unfaithfulness, God still remained faithful.

(ii) God promised future glory and unity of Israel and Judah.

(iii) He also provide their needs inspite of disappointment.

Correct Answer: C. no sinner is beyond redemption

Correct Answer: B. this is my beloved son

Correct Answer: B. Ananias

Correct Answer: C. it is a recongnition of the fact that demons are subject to Jesus

Correct Answer: D. addressee went out and hanged himself

Explanation

The event where the addressee (Peter) went out and hanged himself is not immediately after the accusation mentioned. Instead, it is a later event involving Judas Iscariot, who betrayed Jesus. The correct sequence of events immediately after the accusation

Correct Answer: C. exhibit his wisdom and greed

Correct Answer: D) His situation would be uncomfortable as he prophesied to unwilling people

Explanation

In the book of Ezekiel, God spoke to him during his commissioning and used the phrase briers and thorns are with you and you sit upon scorpions. This phrase implies a challenging situation for Ezekiel. The question is asking for the implication of this phrase.

Option A suggests that the land of exile should bring forth briers and thorns. However, this is not the implication of the phrase.

Option B proposes that Ezekiel would sit comfortably on scorpions, which is not only impossible but also does not make sense in the context of the phrase.

Option C suggests that briers, thorns, and scorpions would torment Ezekiel. This is a plausible interpretation of the phrase, but it is not the correct answer.

Option D is the correct answer. It suggests that Ezekiel's situation would be uncomfortable as he prophesied to unwilling people. This is because the phrase briers and thorns are with you and you sit upon scorpions metaphorically means that Ezekiel would face challenges and difficulties in his prophetic ministry. The briers, thorns, and scorpions represent the unwilling people who would oppose Ezekiel's message, making his situation uncomfortable.

In summary, the correct answer to the question is Option D.

Correct Answer: A) 39

Explanation

The question is asking about the number of books in the Old Testament. The Old Testament is a collection of sacred writings that is part of the Christian Bible. It is made up of several books that were written over a period of many centuries. The Old Testament contains stories, teachings, and prophecies that are important to Christians.

The options provided are 39, 27, 29, 37 To answer the question, we need to identify the correct number of books in the Old Testament. Option A, which is 39, is the correct answer. This means that the Old Testament is made up of 39 books.

It is worth noting that the books in the Old Testament are grouped into several categories, including the Pentateuch, the Historical books, the Poetic books, and the Prophets. Each category contains several books that are important to Christians.

In summary, the Old Testament is a collection of sacred writings that is part of the Christian Bible. It is made up of 39 books, as indicated in Option A, and contains stories, teachings, and prophecies that are important to Christians.