Jesus told the parable of the lost sheep in order to illustrate that

• A. every believer ought to rejoice with those who rejoice
• B. no person can hide from God
• C. God's love is unlimited
• D. there is joy in heaven over a sinner who repents

'''Unless you are circumcised according to the custom of Moses, you cannot be saved.''' The statement above by the men from Judea led to the

• A. murmurs of the Hellenists
• B. convening of the Jerusalem Council
• C. persecution that scattered the disciples
• D. circumcision of the Gentiles

According to Mark, after the transfiguration,Jesus charged His disciples to

• A. be prepared for persecution
• B. tell no one what they had seen
• C. have no hands in His betrayal
• D. go to the Gentiles immediately

'''...Why has Satan filled your heart to lie to the Holy Spirit....''' Peter rebuked Ananias in the statement above for his sin of

• A. greed
• B. insincerity
• C. covetousness
• D. partiality

God guided the Israellities on their way from Egypt to the promised land by

• A. the work of two angels
• B. dividing the Red Sea
• C. a pillar of cloud and a pillar of fire
• D. miracles that gave them direction on the way

According to Luke, the multitude that followed Jesus during the triumphal entry rejoice and praised God with a loud voice because

• A. they realized that Jesus was a prophet
• B. of the might works He had done
• C. He was riding on a colt in humility
• D. they believed He was their Messiah

Isaac's prayer to God for his barren wife showed that he

• A. truely loved her
• B. sincerely loved his God
• C. had faith in God
• D. was tried of being childless

The message of the risen Christ to the women who came early to the tomb was to be relayed to the disciples and

• A. the Jews
• B. the Sadducees
• C. Thomas
• D. Peter

God told Ezekiel that the house of Israel would not listen to him because they

• A. were a people of foreign speech
• B. had forsaken His law
• C. were of a stubborn heart
• D. had not truly repented

Paul in Thessalonians told believers that the coming of the Lord would be accompanied by

• A. songs of praise
• B. the sound of the trumpet
• C. signs and wonders
• D. wailing and mourning