Correct Answer: C. lived in the jurisdiction of Herod

Correct Answer: A. giving the kingdoms of the world to Jesus if He would worship the devil

Correct Answer: D. grace

Explanation

(a) John 11:17 — 27; 14:1- 7

(i) Jesus came to Bethany four days after the death of Lazarus.

(ii) Bethany was two miles away from Jerusalem but many of the Jews went there to console Martha and Mary on Lazarus' death.

(iii) Martha heard that Jesus was coming, so, she went and met him while Mary sat in the house.

(iv) Martha said to Jesus "Lord if you had been here my brother would not have died;

(v) However, whatever he (Jesus) would ask from God would be granted.

(vi) Jesus assured her that her brother would rise again.

(vii) Martha replied that he would rise again during the resurrection.

(viii) Jesus then declared "I am the resurrection and the life".

(ix) He emphasized that whoever is in him though dead, would live, and whoever is alive and believe in him, would never die.

(x) Martha admitted that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God, coming into the world.

(xi) Jesus advised believers not to be worried but believe in both God and him.

(xii) He assured believers of many rooms in God's house to accommodate believers.

(xiii) Jesus promised to prepare a place for his followers and would come again for them.

(xiv) Jesus emphasized that He was the way, the truth and the life.

(xv) And that no one can go to the Father except through Him.

(xvi) He concluded that those who had seen or known him (Jesus) had seen or known God, his Father.

(b) Two assurances Christians should have in Christ:

(i) The Christian is assured that his life does not end in physical death, but that in Christ, he would rise again.

(ii) The resurrection of Lazarus demonstrates the power of God to also raise the true believer in Christ, even as Christ himself was raised.

(iii) The commonwealth of the Christian is not necessarily here — Christ goes to prepare a place for him and will come back to take him.

(iv) It is a privilege to have found Christ who alone is the way, the truth and the life, through whom alone man can come to the Father.

(v) It gives hope to Christians for a new life. Death is not an end but a means to another life.

(vi) It gives Christians confidence to face challenges of life.

Correct Answer: D) rejected the suggestion to slay Saul

Explanation

The question is asking which of the given actions shows that King David was a man after God's own heart. The options are A) laid in ambush against Saul in the wilderness of Ziph, B) attacked Saul's camp secretly when his spies gave him useful information, C) ordered Abishai to slay Saul in his sleep, and D) rejected the suggestion to slay Saul. The correct answer is D) rejected the suggestion to slay Saul.

King David was a man after God's own heart because he had a close relationship with God and obeyed His commands. In the Bible, we see David's love for God through his worship, prayers, and obedience to God's laws. Although David made mistakes, he always repented and sought God's forgiveness.

In the context of the question, King Saul was the first king of Israel, and God had rejected him due to his disobedience. David was anointed to be the next king, but Saul saw him as a threat and tried to kill him. Despite being given several opportunities to kill Saul, David refused to harm him because he respected Saul's position as king and saw it as God's will to remove him from the throne.

The correct answer to the question is option D, which states that David rejected the suggestion to slay Saul. This action shows that David respected God's anointed one and was obedient to God's commandment not to harm Saul. This is in contrast to the other options, which involve violence and disobedience to God's commands.

In conclusion, the correct answer to the question is option D, which shows that King David was a man after God's own heart because he obeyed God's commands and respected His anointed ones.

Correct Answer: C. Peter and apostles

Correct Answer: C) Ezekiel

Explanation

In the book of Ezekiel in the Old Testament of the Bible, there is a story of a prophet who was made a watchman for the house of Israel by Yahweh. This prophet was Ezekiel, one of the major prophets in the Old Testament. Ezekiel prophesied during the Babylonian captivity of the Israelites and his prophecies were often symbolic and apocalyptic in nature.

It is important to note that there were other prophets mentioned in the options provided, such as Jonah, Micah, and Jeremiah. While they were all prophets in the Old Testament, they were not specifically made watchmen for the house of Israel by Yahweh. Therefore, the correct answer to this question is option C, Ezekiel.

Understanding the roles and responsibilities of the different prophets in the Old Testament can help us better understand their messages and teachings. For example, Jeremiah was known as the weeping prophet and his prophecies often focused on the impending destruction of Jerusalem. Micah, on the other hand, prophesied about social injustice and the coming of a messianic ruler.

In summary, Ezekiel was the prophet who was made a watchman for the house of Israel by Yahweh. It is important to have a basic understanding of the roles and responsibilities of different prophets in the Old Testament to better understand their messages.

Correct Answer: B. they spoke in other tongues

Correct Answer: D. centurion's servant

Correct Answer: A. heal and cleans sins