Christian Religious Knowledge questions and answers

Christian Religious Knowledge Questions and Answers

Christian Religious Knowledge (CRK) past questions and answers to prepare you for JAMB, WAEC, NECO and Post UTME examinations.

This aptitude test assesses your understanding of the Bible.

2,221.

'''Depart from me, for I am a sinful man, O Lord."

This statement was uttered by Peter at the

A.

last supper

B.

garden of Gethsemane

C.

call of the disciples

D.

transfiguration

Correct answer is C

No explanation has been provided for this answer.

2,222.

According to Isaiah, God sent him to

A.

Proclaim liberty to the captives

B.

Proclaim victory over Israel's enemies

C.

Be a watchman over Israel

D.

Destroy and overthrow nations

Correct answer is A

No explanation has been provided for this answer.

2,223.

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

Correct answer is C

No explanation has been provided for this answer.

2,224.

Isaiah emphasized holiness above all things because God

A.

Knew their hearts and were right with him

B.

Was not interested in their sacrifices

C.

Who called them is holy

D.

Was searching their sinful hearts

Correct answer is C

If someone called you "holy" would you consider it to be a compliment? It would probably depend on two things. First, it would depend on whether another word was attached to the word holy, such as, "a holy roller" or "holier than thou" or a "Holy Joe". In these cases the term would be considered derisive . . .a negative connotation. And secondly it would depend on the person's definition of holiness. In the mind of many, "holy" means; narrow-minded, uptight, judgmental, detached, Victorian and other negative words. In this case being called holy would not be a compliment. But if you were called holy in the Biblical sense, it would be a great compliment . . . one we might be very uncomfortable with.

 

Of all the attributes of God . . . holiness is the one that seems to take center stage. Most of you know that in the Hebrew language to repeat a word is to emphasize it. For example if you said a stone was big it would mean one thing. If you said the stone was big big . . . you would mean it was a really big stone. If it was big, big, big, it would mean that it was a gigantic boulder.

 

In Isaiah 6 and in Revelation 4 the angels declare that God is "holy, holy, holy". This is the only attribute of God that is emphasized in this way. God is never called "Love, love, love," or "mercy, mercy, mercy". Therefore, if we want to know God we must understand the idea of God's holiness.

 

isaiah 6:1-8.

2,225.

''...But let justice roll down like waters and righteousness like an overflowing stream.''

Amos' statement above suggests that the society was terribly

A.

Vindictive

B.

Abusive

C.

Oppressive

D.

Destructive

Correct answer is C

No explanation has been provided for this answer.