Confirm NECO 2018 Christian Religious Studies Question and Answers
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8a)

anticipating hardships belivers are enjoined by peter to endure suffering with christ like faith

christains should conduct themselves without fear. In this they might be futher identified with christ who himself endured suffering

christians should rejoice when suffering for christ sake because through suffering christians share with christ

No matter what trials christians were to do nothing that would justify them as criminals

anything that we suffer for christ is a privilage not a penalty

do not be ashamed if you suffer as a christian

peter encourages the christians to endure suffering just as christ did



8b)

– persecution should be regarded as mark of the christian faith

– christ and his apostles are points of reference for christians when it comes to persecution

– pesecution should come to us because we preach christ

– pesecution should be received with joy‎



1a)

Jericho had closed its gates because of the

Israelites, and no one went in or out. But

Jehovah said to Joshua, “See, I have given

Jericho to you with its king and its able

warriors. You shall march around the city, all

the soldiers going about the city once. You

shall do this for six days, and on the seventh

day the people shall make the attack, each

man going up straight before him.”



Then Joshua said to the people, “March

around the city and let the armed men pass

on before the ark of Jehovah. You shall not

shout the battle-cry nor let your voice be

heard; not a word shall escape from your

mouth until the day I say to you, ‘Shout the

battle-cry’; then you shall shout!”



So he had the ark of Jehovah carried around

the city once; then they returned to the

camp and spent the night there. The second

day they also marched around the city once

and returned to the camp. Thus they did six

days. The seventh day they rose early at

dawn and made the circuit of the city in the

same way, only on that day they marched

about the city seven times. The seventh time

the priests blew the trumpets, and Joshua

said to the people, “Shout the battle-cry; for

Jehovah has given you the city. The city and

all that is in it shall be sacrificed to Jehovah;

only Rahab and those who are with her in her

house shall live, because she hid the

messengers whom we sent.”



So the people shouted the battle-cry and the

wall fell down and they went straight up into

the city and captured it. But Joshua spared

the lives of Rahab and her father’s family

and all that she had, because she hid the

messengers whom Joshua sent to explore

Jericho; and they have lived among the

Israelites even to this day.



(1b)

(i) The miraculous power of God

(ii) It teaches us several grand truths

regarding God’s grace and our salvation

(iii) Help brings forth life like that of Rahab’s

household



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(4a)

The cleansing of the temple occure during the last week of Jesus’ ministry. Jesus rode into jerusalem. The cleansing was to show that God’s judgment was operative through the messiah the area where the buying and selling was going on was a big area in the temple is very close to the area of the gentiles.

There were two currencies for passover pilgirms namely the temple and the roman currency used outside the temple. He told them “it is written ‘my house shall be called a house of prayer. But dont make it den of robbers, they said ro Jesus “Do you hear what these are saying?

“Jesus answered yes. The chief priest and the scriber regarded Jesus as a dangerous threats to their way of life



(4b)

(i) The event is an object of prophecy as in the old testament about Jesus to show what kind of messiah he is

(iv) Jesus is not political messiah but a man of war.

(iii) the people shouted “hosanna to the son of david” showing his kingship



(1)

-God guided Abraham and his defendants to settle in cannan

-GOD led the isrealites through the red sea

-God gave the ten commandments to guide the isrealites conduct and behaviors



2a)

David committed adultery with

Bathsheba,Uriah’s wife and

had a child.For this reason,God

was displeased and God sent

prophet Nathan who decreed

the death of the child and the

child was struck with

illness.When David realised

that God was displeased,He

interceded for the life of the

child and fasted and laid upon

the ground.Meanwhile the

intercession and admonition of

the elders did not change Gods

anger and the child died on the

seventh day.Out of fright the

servant could not report to

David lest he harmed himself

but later the news was

reported to him.On hearing

hearing the news he rose and

had his bath,annointd himself

and changed his appavel,he

went to the temple,worshipped

God for answering his prayer

and requested for food.His

servant were surprised at his

behaviour.However David

fasted wept so that God would

reverse his intention to take the

son’s lifebut unfortunately the

child died he thought fasting is

no more necessary.David

summed up his courage and

believed that He could go to the

child but the child could no

more come to him



2b)i)

Man should fear and respect

God and submit to his will as

David did

ii)Mna should be ready to

accept the will of God in their

lives

iii)True repentance and

forsaking of sins always

attract Gods favour and mercy



5a) The parable begins with a young man,

the

younger of two sons, who asks his father

to give

him his share of the estate. The

implication is the

son couldn’t wait for his father’s death

for his

inheritance, he wanted it immediately.

The father

agrees and divides his estate between

both sons.

Upon receiving his portion of the

inheritance, the

younger son travels to a distant country

and

wastes all his money in extravagant

living.

Immediately thereafter, a famine strikes

the land;

he becomes desperately poor and is

forced to take

work as a swineherd. (This would have

been

abhorrent to Jesus’ Jewish audience,

who

considered swinev unclean animals.)

When he

reaches the point of envying the food of

the pigs

he is watching, he finally comes to his

senses:

The son does not even have time to finish

his

rehearsed speech, since the father calls

for his

servants to dress him in a fine robe, a

ring, and

sandals, and slaughter the “fattened calf”

for a

celebratory meal. The older son, who was

at work

in the fields, hears the sound of

celebration, and

is told about the return of his younger

brother. He

is not impressed, and becomes angry:

The parable

concludes with the father explaining that

because

the younger son had returned, in a sense,

from

the dead, celebration was necessary:”But

it was

appropriate to celebrate and be glad, for

this, your

brother, was dead, and is alive again. He

was lost,

and is found.”