Correct Answer: A. every town where he was to visit

Correct Answer: A) Isaiah

Explanation

This question is about Jesus speaking in parables to the crowd in order to fulfill a prophecy. A parable is a story that Jesus told to teach people about God's kingdom. The question is asking about which prophet Jesus was fulfilling a prophecy when he spoke in parables.

The correct answer is Option A: Isaiah. Isaiah was a prophet who lived around 700 years before Jesus. He wrote about the coming of the Messiah, who would be a savior for God's people. Jesus often quoted Isaiah's prophecies and fulfilled them through his teachings and actions.

Through parables, Jesus was able to make complex spiritual concepts easier to understand. He used everyday situations to teach important lessons about God's love and the kingdom of heaven. By fulfilling Isaiah's prophecy through parables, Jesus was showing that he was the promised Messiah.

In summary, Jesus spoke in parables to fulfill the prophecy of Isaiah. Isaiah was a prophet who wrote about the coming of the Messiah, and Jesus fulfilled his prophecies through his teachings and actions. Parables were one of the ways that Jesus made complex spiritual concepts easier to understand for his followers.

Explanation

In Peter's letter, he advised christian servants to be loyal to their masters whether they are gentiles or the oppressive type. It is unacceptable if a servant is beaten for his wrong doing and he retaliates, for when one does evil and suffers for it patiently, he wins God's approval. Peter said that Jesus was a good example of the suffering servant who should be emulated. Jesus was sinless and innocent, yet he was reviled, but he did not revile in return. When he suffered, he did not threaten his persecutors. He trusted in God who would give right judgement in the end. He died for our sin and by his wound, we are healed. We were formerly straying like sheep but Jesus has been our good shepherd who has shown us the way of salvation.

Correct Answer: C. their mother had played the harlot

Correct Answer: C. were told by Jesus not to say it out

Correct Answer: B. prevented the killing of Saul

Explanation

The parable of the prodigal son has it that a man had two sons. The younger of the sons requested for his own share the father's property. After collecting his share, he left his home town and spent it lavishly in loose living. A great famine arose in the country made him to be in want and he was forced to descend to the most degrading employment of tend swine. He later came back to his senses and resolved to return to his father and tell him not to accept him as a son but a hired servant. While he was yet at a distance, his father saw him and ran and embraced him.

The son humbly pleaded with his father to take him back simply as a slave not as a son. However, the servants were ordered to clothe the son the best robe fitting for the guest of honour, give him the ring (of authority) and the shoes (of freedom) and then slay fattened calf so that all might share in the father's gladness. So, the son was restored to his former position and tthe began to make merry. The elder one came, heard the sound of the celebration and when he made inquiries, the servant told him that "Your brother has come and your father is making merriment for him" The elder brother was indifferent would not come in until his father came and entreated him. He complained that since he had been serving his father faithfully, he had not one day celebrated with him and his friends but when this son of his came who had misused wealth, he killed a fatted calf for him.

(b) The elder brother's attitude show:

(1) Envy

(2) Pride

(3) Lack of respect

(4) Lack of love for the younger brother or unforgiveness.

(5) Selfishness

(6) Anger.

Correct Answer: B) Jacob

Explanation

In the book of Genesis, there is a passage that says I am to be gathered to my fathers; bury me with my fathers (Gen 49:29). The question is asking who the speaker of this passage was. The options given are Joseph, Jacob, Job, and James.

The correct answer is Jacob. In this passage, Jacob is talking to his sons and telling them that he is about to die and wants to be buried with his fathers in the same place. Jacob is an important figure in the Old Testament and is known for his many sons, including Joseph.

It is important for Christian Religious Knowledge students to be familiar with the stories and figures in the Old Testament, as they form the foundation of Christianity. Understanding the context and meaning of passages like this one can help deepen a student's understanding of the faith.

To learn more about the stories and figures in the Old Testament, students should read the relevant sections of their textbooks.

Explanation

Joseph was one of the exceptional leaders in the history of the Israelites. He had some talents which he put to use every leadership position he found himself (Gen.37:1-28, 41:1-57; 45:1-15). Joseph was loved by his father more than any of his eleven brethren and he always reported his brothers' misdeeds to their father. He was also a dreamer and had 3 gift of vision. He narrated his dreams to his brothers and to his father. Because of this, his father reprimanded him and his brothers hated him. As an obedient and faithful child, his father sent him to see to the welfare of his brethren who :onspired on sighting him from afar and sold him into slavery, thereby attempting to frustrate God's plan for him.

As a slave in Egypt, God equipped him with the gifts of endurance and faith. He knew what was right and avoided all forms of immorality. Even when he was imprisoned unjustly, he endured all the suffering and became a trusted friend to his fellow :risoners.

He interpreted the dreams of his fellow prisoners. The chief butler proved ungrateful to. Joseph for two years he did nothing to help him. Afterwards Pharaoh had dreams which Joseph later interpreted. From prison, he was elevated and appointed as Governor of Egypt and was given unlimited powers. He showed excellent management ability as governor.

His humility and love made him keep a level head, even when his brethren, who no longer recognized him, came to buy corn in Egypt. Through a number of tests, he got them to confess their past guilt and misdeeds or wrongdoing. Like a true Bader, he forgave them and reconciled with them. Finally, he sent for his father and ensured that he lived his final days in peace.

Correct Answer: C) James

Explanation

At the Council of Jerusalem, a statement was made which said that people should write to others and tell them to stay away from idol pollutions, unchastity, what is strangled, and blood. This means that there were some practices that were considered impure and against the teachings of Christianity. The statement was made by one of the attendees of the Council.

The question is asking who made the statement and provides four options to choose from. The correct answer is James. The other options are Philip, Simon, and Peter. It is important to note that this question is testing the student's knowledge of the Council of Jerusalem, which was a significant event in the early Christian Church.

The Council of Jerusalem was held in the first century AD to address the issue of whether Gentile converts to Christianity needed to follow Jewish customs, such as circumcision and dietary restrictions. The decision made at the Council was that Gentiles did not need to follow these customs but should abstain from certain practices, such as those mentioned in the statement above.

In summary, the statement made at the Council of Jerusalem emphasized the need for Christians to avoid certain practices, and it was made by James. The question is testing the student's knowledge of the Council and the attendees who made significant contributions.