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2024 WAEC CRK/CRS Objective Questions
All the expected WAEC CRK/CRS Objective and Answers for 2024 examination include the following:
1.According to Hosea, Israel’s relationship with God is that of
A. A faithful wife with a faithless husband.
B. The love between a woman and her husband.
C. A faithless wife and a loving husband.
D. A repentant wife and her forgiving husband.
2. King Josiah was regarded as a defender of Jewish religion because he
A. Killed all the priests of Baal.
B. Converted all the worshippers of Baal.
C. Built a new temple in Jerusalem.
D. Reformed the corrupt religion of Israel.
3. When David was informed that the child born to him by Bethsheba had died, he
A. Sought Nathan’s counsel on what to do.
B. Anointed himself and worshipped the lord.
C. Wept throughout the day.
D. Tore his robe and went to his house.
4. Which of the following tribes accompanied Deborah and Barak to the war against Jabin and Sisera?
A. Ephraim and Dan
B. Naphtali and Zebulun
C. Issachar and Reuben
D. Ephraim and Benjamin
5.The place where Moses experienced that the burning bush was not consumed was
A. Meriba.
B. Horeb.
C. Bethel.
D. Nebo.
6. According to Mark’s Gospel, the first miracle of Jesus was
A) healing a leper
B) opening the eyes of a blind man
C) healing a man an unclean spirit
D) raising a dead boy to life
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7.When the disciples thought that the kingdom of God was to appear immediately, Jesus told them the parable of the
A) great banquet
B) prodigal son
C) pounds
D) vineyard
8.The miracle which Jesus performed on the sabbath was the healing of the
A) Gerasene demoniac
B) paralytic
C) epileptic boy
D) man with the withered hand
9. Peacemakers are blessed because they shall
A) obtain peace of mind
B) see God
C) inherit the earth
D) be called the sons of God
1O. “He who hears you hears me, and he who rejects you rejects me …..” The above statement was addressed to
A) the 12 whom He sent out to preach
B) all the disciples, just before the Ascension
C) the 70 whom He sent out to preach
D) all the disciples during the Sermon on the Mount
11.”A great prophet has arisen among us!” and “God has visited his people!” These statements were made during the
A) healing of the centurion’s slave
B) raising of the son of the widow of Nain
C) raising of Tabitha
D) raising of Lazarus
12. Jesus gave the sign of Jonah to the Pharisees to indicate His
A) three -fold office as Prophet, Priest and King
B) transfiguration and glorification
C) messianic role
D) death and resurrection
13. The Jews asked Jesus whether they should pay tax or not because they wanted to
A) entrap Him in His talk
B) praise His teaching
C) help Him and His disciples to pay their taxes
D) evade paying taxes
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14. Jesus began to teach His disciples about His suffering, rejection, crucifixion and resurrection after
A) the Transfiguration
B) the healing of blind Bartimaeus
C) Peter’s Confession
D) the encounter at Gethsemane
15. Pharaoh’s fear for the growth and might of Israel made him to
A) drive the Israelites out of Egypt
B) afflict the Israelites with heavy burden
C) drown Israelites babies in the Nile
D) punish the Israelites with starvation
16. And he said, “Cast it on the ground”, This instruction was meant to
A) convince Pharaoh to harden his heart
B) showcase God’s mighty power
C) rescue the Jews from bondage
D) change the snake into rod
17. The discovery of pomegranate and figs at Eschol gave the Spies sent by Moses
A) strength
B) hope
C) disappointment
D) fear
18. Joshua was chosen to succeed Moses because
A) Moses was very old
B) had now rejected Moses
C) Moses was asked for a successor
D) God’s spirit was with Joshua
19. Deborah was described as a judge because she
A) predicted the fall of Jabin
B) rescued Israel by killing Sisera
C) prophesied that a woman would kill Sisera
D) fought to free Israel from Canaanite domination
2O. In his preparation for the battle against Sisera, Barak chose his troops from the tribe of
A) Judah and Issachar
B) Zebulun and Naphtali
C) Dan and Benjamin
D) Gad and Asther
21″Yet his sons did not walk in his ways but turned aside ajier gains” The “sons” were
A) Jonathan and Abinadab
B) Hophni and Phinehas
C) Joab and Asahel
D) Joel and Abijah
22. David said at Ziph that Saul would one day die by one of the following means except
A) Being smitten by God
B) dying a natural death
C) perishing in a battle
D) taking his own life
23. The people of Jabesh gilead honoured Saul by
A) protecting his family from destruction
B) fighting in the Gilboa war
C) paying all their tributes regularly
D) giving him a fitting burial
24. Solomon’s treaty with Hiram, King of Tyre was meant to
A) protect Israel when at war
B) Build Pithan and store cities
C) help build the temple
D) help establish trade links
25.”….For the Son of man also came not to be served but to serve, and to give his life as a ransom for many.” This statement was made by Jesus
A) after healing two blind men near Jericho
B) immediately before He told the parable of the householder
C) during the discussion that followed the request by the sons of Zebedee
D) as He was foretelling His crucifixion and resurrection
26. The statement “this is my beloved son with whom I am well pleased” was heard during Jesus
A) temptation
B) trial
C) crucifixion
D) baptism
27. “Let it be so now for thus it is fitting for us to fulfil all righteousness”. The righteous act to be fulfilled referred to Jesus’
A) baptism
B) Temptation
C) transfiguration
D) crucifixion
28. To be recognized as an economic messiah, the devil tempted Jesus to
A) accept the riches of the world
B) jump down from the temple pinnacle
C) bow down and worship him
D) change stones into bread and eat
29. What happened immediately the devil left Jesus after tempting Him?
A) The satanic Kingdom was overthrown
B) The disciples came to strengthen Jesus
C) God rejoiced and elevated Jesus
D) Angels came and ministered to him
3O. Which of the following themes can be associated with the Lord’s prayer?
A) Love
B) Forgiveness
C) Humility
D) Commitment
31. The three disciples in whom Jesus frequently confided were
A) Andrew, Peter and Matthew
B) James, Peter and Thomas
C) Peter, James and John
D) Peter,James and Andrew
32.The resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead was meant to show his
A) obedience and glory
B) power and love
C) victory over demons
D) victory over death
33. The man who was compelled to carry the cross of Jesus was
A) Cleopas
B) Barabbas
C) Simon of Cyrene
D) Joseph of Arimathea
34. Jesus was brought to Golgotha to be Crucified “Golgothat” means a place
A) sacrifice
B) tribulation
C) skull
D) death
35. Jesus offered salvation to one of the robbers crucified with Him because the robber was
A) Indifferent
B) sympathetic
C) humble
D) repentant
36. The religious tension at the time of Ahab was a result of
A) Ahab’s marriage to Jezebel
B) Jezebel’s social injustices
C) Jezebel’s introduction of baal
D) Elijah’s pronouncement of drought
37. “The Lord forbid that I should give you the inheritance of my lathers”. This statement implies that Israelites
A) do not sell inherited property as a gift
B) inherited property cannot be mortgaged
C) do not sell inherited property
D) forbid land transfer of Josiah?
38. Which of the following personalities witnessed the reforms of Josiah?
A) Hilkiah
B) Isaiah
C) Ezekiel
D) Ezra
39. Ahab and Gehazi demonstrated the spirit of
A) apostasy
B) selfishness
C) greed
D) treachery
4O.When Nehemiah heard of the poor state of affairs in Judah he immediately
A) left to build Jerusalem
B) became sad and fasted
C) took up arms to fight
D) mobilized resources for reconstruction
41. King Darius asked men to fear the God of Daniel because he
A) the living God
B) the most Supreme
C) gracious and Holy
D) a loving God
42. To Amos, Israel’s expectation of the Day of the Lord would be a day of
A) happiness
B) punishment
C) Rejection
D) Forgiveness
43. To Amos, Israel’s expectation of the Day of the Lord would be a day of
A) happiness
B) punishment
C) Rejection
D) Forgiveness
44. The prophet whose occupation was the dressing of sycamore trees was
A) Ezekiel
B) Hosea
C) Jeremiah
D) Amos
45. In the teaching of Hosea, Gomer typifies
A) Canaan
B) Israel
C) Judah
D) Assyria
46. Pharaoh’s fear for the growth and might of Israel made him to
A) drive the Israelites out of Egypt
B) afflict the Israelites with heavy burden
C) drown Israelites babies in the Nile
D) punish the Israelites with starvation
47. And he said, “Cast it on the ground”, This instruction was meant to
A) convince Pharaoh to harden his heart
B) showcase God’s mighty power
C) rescue the Jews from bondage
D) change the snake into rod
48.The discovery of pomegranate and figs at Eschol gave the Spies sent by Moses
A) strength
B) hope
C) disappointment
D) fear
49.Joshua was chosen to succeed Moses because
A) Moses was very old
B) had now rejected Moses
C) Moses was asked for a successor
D) God’s spirit was with Joshua
5O. Deborah was described as a judge because she
A) predicted the fall of Jabin
B) rescued Israel by killing Sisera
C) prophesied that a woman would kill Sisera
D) fought to free Israel from Canaanite domination
51. In his preparation for the battle against Sisera, Barak chose his troops from the tribe of
A) Judah and Issachar
B) Zebulun and Naphtali
C) Dan and Benjamin
D) Gad and Asther
51.”Yet his sons did not walk in his ways but turned aside ajier gains” The “sons” were
A) Jonathan and Abinadab
B) Hophni and Phinehas
C) Joab and Asahel
D) Joel and Abijah
53. David said at Ziph that Saul would one day die by one of the following means except
A) Being smitten by God
B) dying a natural death
C) perishing in a battle
D) taking his own life
54. The people of Jabesh gilead honoured Saul by
A) protecting his family from destruction
B) fighting in the Gilboa war
C) paying all their tributes regularly
D) giving him a fitting burial
55. Solomon’s treaty with Hiram, King of Tyre was meant to
A) protect Israel when at war
B) Build Pithan and store cities
C) help build the temple
D) help establish trade links
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WAEC CRK/CRS Theory Questions 2024
Here are the complete WAEC CRK/CRS Theory Question for the 2024 examination
Themes From The Old Testament
1.
(a) Give an account of the story of the crossing of the Red Sea by the Israelites under the leadership of Moses.
(b) Mention three anc the lessons that can be learnt about the nature of the God from the above incident.
2.
(a) Relate the events that led to the Providing pronouncement of punishment on the household of Eli.
(b) State three ways by in their which parents can make their children responsible.
3.
(a) I have done wrong; return, my son David, for I will no more do you harm … Recount the events that led to this apology.
(b) What two qualities can we derive from David’s attitude?
4.
(a) Recount Josiah’s response to the discovery of the Book of the Law in the temple.
(b) Identify three ways in which the religious situation today is similar to Josiah’s days.
THEMES FROM THE SYNOPTIC GOSPELS AND THE ACTS OF THE APOSTLES
5. (a) My soul is very sorrowful, even to death; remain here, and watch with me. Give an account of what happened to Jesus after he made this statement.
(b) State two ways by which one can assist people going through challenges.
6. (a) You wicked servant; I forgave you all that debt because you besought me … Outline the circumstances that led to the above statement.
(b) State three reasons for which people find it difficult to forgive.
7. (a) Give an account of how the prophecy of Joel was fulfilled on the day of Pentecost.
(b) In what two ways was the above incident significant?
THEMES FROM SELECTED EPISTLES
8. (a) Recount the teachings of James in which he remarked that love your neighbour as yourself.
(b) Identify three negative effects of discrimination among Christians.
9. (a) Outline Peter’s recommendations that believers should interact with unbelievers in the society.
(b) State three ways by which Christians can live above reproach in the society.
Answers
1.
(Exodus 13:17-22, 14:1-31)
(i) Pharaoh allowed the Israelites to leave Egypt into the wilderness to worship God after years resistance,
(ii) He thought they would be on a three-day journey as they had earlier requested
(iii) Pharaoh never knew that they intended to leave forever,
(iv) When Pharaoh was informed that the Israelites had fled, he regretted allowing them to go.
(v) Pharaoh the and his men took their chariots and chased ee the Israelites.
(vi) God hardened Pharaoh’s of heart and he pursued the Israelites till he caught up with them at the Red Sea.
(vii) The Israelites feared greatly when the Egyptians were just behind them and Red Sea was before them.
(viii) They complained to Moses that he had brought them to the wilderness to die.
(ix) The Israelites further said they would have preferred serving the Egyptians in Egypt to dying in the wilderness.
(x) Moses encouraged them not to be afraid but to stand firm and see the salvation of the Lord.
(xi) they were seeing that day, would never be seen again.
(xi) According to Moses, the Lord would fight for them and that they should be still.
(xiii) God told Moses to inform the the Israelites not to cry but move forward.
(xiv) Moses was asked by the Lord. to lift up his rod and stretch his “hand over the sea (to divide it).
(x) The Lord hardened the hearts of the Egyptians so they would go into the sea to catch up with the Israelites.
(xvi) At this point, the angel of God who was in front of the Israelites went behind them in the form of a pillar of cloud.
(xvii) Moses then stretched out his hand over the sea as commanded and it parted creating a dry land,
(xviii) The Israelites then walked on the dry land across the sea to the other side.
(xix) The Egyptians chased them through the dry land but Moses stretched his hand, the sea merged killing Pharaoh and his people.
(b) Nature of God:
(i) God is Omnipresent.
(i)God is Omnipotent
(iii)Nature responds to God
(iv) God is always faithful to his people
(v) God provides for his people.
(vi) It shows how gracious God is
(vi)God is Omniscience.
(viii) God protects his people.
(ix) It shows the sovereignty of God.
2.
(a)(1 Sam 2:11-36):
(i) Eli, the priest of God had ‘two sons; Hophni and Phinehas.
(ii) These sons were also priests of God.
(iii) However, Eli’s sons were worthless men who had no regards for the Lord.
(iv) The priest could only take sacrificial meat while it was being boiled.
(v) With a three-pronged fork, the servants of the priest would take for himself whatever the fork brought up.
(vi) However, the sons of Eli would reject this law and would rather demand raw meat.
(vii) Even when their attention was drawn to the law, they would forcefully take whatever portion of meat they wanted.
(viii) This sin of Eli’s sons was very great in the sight of the lord for they treated the Lord’s sacrifice with contempt.
(ix) Meanwhile, Samuel, a small boy living with Eli kept the law and was faithfully ministering before the Lord.
(x) Eli was well aware of the depraved life of his sons who even slept with the women serving at the entrance of the tent of meeting.
(xi) Eli drew the attention of his sons to the enormity of their sins and encouraged them to repent,
(xii) However, the sons’ of Eli did not listen to their father’ rebuke, for it was the Lord’s will to put them to death.
(xiii) Now, a man of God came to Eli to remind him of the Lord’s relationship with Israel and how He chose Eli’s father as a priest to serve in His presence.
(xiv) He further expressed God’s disappointment at how Eli honoured his sons over God’s sacrifices.
(xv) He declared that even though, the Lord promised the house of Eli’s father to be priests forever, He would honour only those who honour Him and despise those who despise Him.
(xvi) The Lord would cut short the strength of Eli’s household and there would not be any old man in the family line (xvii) Furthermore, those who would be spared would only blind their eyes with tears and grieve their hearts, and all their descendants would die in the prime of their lives.
(xviii) Your two sons would die on the the same day and in their place, i would raise a faithful priest who would do what is on my heart
(xix) The new priest would be firmly established on Eli’s household would bow down before him for sustenance.
(b) (i) Assigning responsibilities to them.
(ii) Providing counseling and guidance.
(iii) Adequate supervision.
(iv) Showing interest in their affairs.
(v) Involving children decision-making.
(vi) Adequate provision of their needs.
(vi) Adequate formal education.
(viii) Being good role models to them.
(ix) Showing love and affection to them.
(x) Willingness to correct them when they go wrong.
(xi) Provision of religious and moral training.
3.
(a) (1 Sam 26 :1 – 25):
(i) To escape from Saul. David went to hide in the wilderness of Ziph.
(ii) The Ziphites informed Saul of the presence of David in the wilderness.
(iii) Saul went to the wilderness of Ziph with three thousand soldiers in search of David,
(iv) When David got to know about Saul’s plans, he sent spies to confirm the presence of Saul in the wilderness.
(v) David and Abishai went in the night to where Saul was sleeping with Abner, his commander and his men of war.
(vi) Abishai sought permission from David to kill Saul.
(vii) David restrained him saying he will not spill the blood of the Lord’s anointed.
(viii) David ordered Abishai to remove Saul’s spear and jar of water.
(ix) Nobody saw them as all the people in the camp of Saul, were deeply asleep including Abner, his chief bodyguard.
(x) When David had gone far, he called out Abner and reprimanded him For his failure to keep proper watch over his master, Saul.
(xi) He said, Abner deserved to die for the security lapses.
(xii) David asked him about Saul’s spear and jar of water.
(xiii) While David was reprimanding Abner, Saul recognized David’s voice and he called out to him.
(xiv) David demanded to know why Saul wanted to kill him for no just cause.
(xv) Saul felt guilty and repented of his sins and promised, never to harm David.
(xvi) Saul appreciated the way David spared his life and David then returned the spear and jar of water he had collected
(xvii) Saul blessed David abundantly
(b) Qualities of David;
(i) We must forgive those who offend us David had every opportunity to he Kill Saul, yet he spared him.
(ii) David demonstrated his submission to the will of God. He said he would not spill the blood of the Lord’s anointed.
(iii) The need to fear God. It’s reflected in David’s decision not to slay the Lord’s anointed.
(iv) We must show love to everyone around us.
(v) David showed good leadership by making sure that his making subordinate obeyed him. Eg. Abishai.
(vi) David trusted God to save/protect him from his enemies.
4.
(a)(2 Kings 22, 23:1-30):
(i) Josiah was eight years old when he begin to reign.
(ii) He did what was right in the eyes of the Lord, and walked in all the ways of David his father.
(iii) During the eighteenth year of Josiah’s reign, he asked that the temple should be renovated,
(iv) When the temple was being repaired, a copy of the book of the Law was discovered by Hilkiah, the High Priest.
(v) Hilkiah then gave the book to Shaphan, the king’s secretary and he read it to the hearing of the king.
(vi) When the king heard the words of the book of the Law, he rent his clothes.
(vii) The king sent Hilkiah to go and find out from the Lord concerning the words of the book that was found,
(viii) Huldah, the prophetess was then consulted and she said that God would bring evil upon Judah. Because Judah had forsaken the Lord and had burned incense to other gods,
(x) She said King Josiah would be spared because his heart was penitent and the evil that will befall Judah would not happen in his days,
(xi) Josiah then summoned the elders to the temple and read the Law to them,
(xii) King Josiah then began is religious reforms by purging Judah of foreign and religious practices,
(xiii) All vessels and items made for Baal and Asheran were removed from the temple and burnt,
(xiv) All the priests who had been burning incense in the high places to Baal were killed,
(xv) All the houses built for the cult prostitutes were pulled down.
(xvi) The celebration of the Passover was reinstated
(b)i) There are cultic practices and secret societies in the society and churches today as it was in the days of Josiah. (in Many worshippers in our churches today involve themselves in idol worship as in the days of Josjan.
(iii) Some pastors and church leaders indulge in immoral acts and unchristian practices as the priests of Josiah’s time did.
(iv) There are corrupt practices, in the society and church as it happened in the days of Josiah.
(v) Commercialization of the gospel (e.g. ritual bathing, use of effigies, fake miracles, etc.).
(vi) Activities of fake pastors,
(vii) Syncretism.
(viii) Religious facade.
5.
(a) (Matt 26: 36-56, Mark14:32:52):
(i) Jesus and his disciples went to the garden of Gethsemane to pray
(ii) He took with him Peter, James and John to another place leaving the rest behind.
(iii) Jesus then left the three and went further to pray alone.
(iv) He prayed saying my father, if it be possible; let this cup pass from me, nevertheless, not as I will, but as thou wilt.
(v) Jesus came back to the three and found them sleeping and He asked Peter whether they could not watch with Him for one hour.
(vi) Jesus then told them to that they would not enter into temptation/the spirit was willing but the flesh is weak
(vii) Again, for the second time Jesus went away to play au if it was possible the-cup should pass by him.
(viii) Jesus came back and found the three disciples asleep again.
(ix)He left them and went to pray for the third time and He came back to meet them asleep.
(×) He asked them whether they were still sleeping and taking their rest.
(xi) Jesus then told them that the hour was at hand and the son of man would be betrayed into the hands of sinners.
(xii)He made them aware that the betrayer was at hand so they should get ready to go.
(xiii) As Jesus was speaking, Judas Iscariot led a crowd with swords and clubs.
(xiv) The crowd attempted arresting Jesus after Judas had kissed him.
(xv) One of Jesus’ disciples drew out a sword and cut off the ears of a servant of the high priest.
(xvi) Jesus rebuked the disciple saying all who take the sword perish by the sword.
(xvii) He then fixed the ear of the servant back
(xviii)Jesus was then arrested and taken to Caiaphas.
(xix) All the disciples except Peter deserted him
(b) (i) One has to visit the one going through the challenge.
(ii) One should pray with them.
(iii) One should assist the person in cash or kind when necessary.
(iv) Counseling the victim.
(v) Relocating/changing the victim’s environment.
(vi) Seeking redress/justice for the victim.
(vii) Advocacy
6.
(a) Jesus’ Teaching on Forgiveness (Matt. 18: 21-35):
(i) Peter wanted to know from Jesus whether he should forgive his neighbour seven times.
(ii) Jesus responded by saying seventy times seven.
(iii) Jesus then told a parable comparing the kingdom of heaven to a king who wished to settle accounts with his servants.
(iv) And in the process, a servant who owed the King ten thousand talents was brought before him.
(v) Because he could not pay the money, the king ordered him to be sold with his family until the last money was paid.
(vi) The servant fell on his knees and begged the king to have patience with him and he would pay later,
(vi) Out of pity, the king released the servant and forgave him all the debt
(viii) As the servant went out, he met a fellow servant who owed him hundred denarii.
(ix) He instantly seized him by the throat demanding that he should pay what he owed him.
(x) His fellow servant begged him to have patience and that he would pay later.
(xi) But he refused and put him in prison till he paid the debt,
(xii) When his fellow servants saw what had taken place, they were disturbed and reported to the king.
(xiii) The king invited the first servant, whose debt he cancelled and reprimanded him.
(xiv) He said, Tie was a wicked servant and that he ought to have forgiven his fellow servant and had mercy on him as he did to him.
(xv) Out of anger, the king asked that he should be jailed until he paid the last money.
(xvi) Jesus ended by saying that anyone who did not forgive his fellow man from his heart would also not be forgiven by his heavenly Father.
(b) (i) Arrogance/pride.
(ii) Consistency of the offense.
(iii) The enormity/gravity of the offense.
(iv) Peer influence.
(v) Immaturity
(vi) Self-centeredness.
(vii) The emotional state of the offended/wickedness/hard heartedness.
(viii) Ignorance of the word of God.
(ix) Envy/hatred.
7.
(a) (Acts 2:1 -41):
(i) On the day of Pentecost, the apostles were together in the upper room,
(ii) Suddenly, a sound from heaven like that of a rushing mighty wind filled the place where they were gathered
(iii) There appeared on their heads, tongues as of fire which rested upon each of them.
(iv)They were all filled with the Holy Spirit and they started speaking in other tongues as the Spirit gave them utterance.
(v) There were many pilgrims from different nations of the world in Jerusalem that day.
(vi)They converged together to listen to the apostles but they were amazed as each heard the apostles speak in his own language,
(vi) While many of the pilgrims wondered on the incident, some mocked them saying, they were already drunk.
(viii) Peter stood up to refute the allegation of drunkenness.
(ix) He said they were not drunk as the people had thought,
(x) But they were speaking in tongues in line with the outpouring of the Holy Spirit as prophesied by Joel.
(xi) That on the last days.” He would pour out His Spirit upon all flesh people would prophesy and there would be signs and wonders.
(xii) Peter further recounted the signs and wonders God had accomplished through Jesus Christ and his crucifixion and resurrection.
(xiii) To support the resurrection of Jesus, Peter quoted the Psalm of David which says “for thou wilt not abandon my soul to Hades nor let thy Holy one see corruption”.
(xiv) Peter said the people were Witnesses to the resurrection of Jesus Christ,
(xv) Peter said David was speaking about the resurrection of Christ that he would not be abandoned to Hades that his flesh would not see corruption.
(xvi) As ‘Peter concluded his speech, the Jerusalem pilgrims listening to him were touched and they inquired from him what they should do.
(xvii) Peter advised them to repent from their sins and be baptized for the forgiveness of their sins.
(xviii) Three thousand people repented; they were all baptized. (xix) They joined the apostles and received the Holy Spirit
(b)(i) The receipt of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost gave the apostles the courage and boldness to preach the gospel.
(ii) Most of the Jerusalem pilgrims repented and were baptized
(iii) Speaking in tongues symbolizes the universalism of the gospel.
(iv) The incident at Pentecost marked the beginning of the church.
(v) The lives of the apostles changed; the Holy Spirit turned them into dynamic apostles.
(vi)The apostles were filled with the resurrection power of Jesus Christ.
(vi) The apostles stood up against anyone that opposed the preaching of the gospel.
(viii) The outpouring of the Holy Spirit was a fulfillment of Jesus’ promise to the apostles.
(ix) The apostles were empowered to perform signs and wonders and to prophesy.
8.
(a)(James 2:1-13):
(i) James admonished Christians not to show’ partiality to anyone but to treat people equally as God expects.
(ii). James holds the view that all Christians are ambassadors of Christ who have the faith of Christ.
(iii) James gave an illustration of a rich man who comes into a Christian gathering, with golden ring and fine clothes and is given special attention
(iv) At the same time, a poor man shabbily dressed also comes in and is treated with contempt.
(v) James is of the view that both the rich man and the poor man should be treated equally without discrimination.
(vi) He says if preferential treating is given to the rich man over the poor man then one is guilty of partiality. According to James,
(vii) showing partiality amounts to causing disunity and assuming the role of judges with evil intention.
(viii) Hence, to James, no distinction should be made among the people because God Himself does not discriminate. (ix) James said God has chosen the poor in the land to be rich in faith.
(×) He stressed that the poor are the heirs of the kingdom which is promised to those who love God.
(xi) He further stated that it is the rich who oppress the poor and drag them to court
(xii) Furthermore, James says that the rich blaspheme the honourable name of God.
(xiii) He therefore concluded that discrimination against the poor and favouring the rich was wrong and unacceptable.
(xiv) James hold the view that anyone who keeps the whole law but fails in one has become guilty of all.
(xv) This is due to the fact that the same God, who said we should not commit adultery, said we should not kill.
(xvi) He finally urged Christians to speak and act as those who are to be judged under the law of liberty.
(xvii) For judgment is without mercy to those who show no mercy
(xviii) However, mercy triumphs over judgment.
(b) (i) It creates division in the church/Disunity,
(ii) It could lead to break away of members/ Loss of faith in God.
(ill) It inhibits spiritual growth among Christians.
(iv) It discourages unbelievers from joining the church.
(v) It brings about unhealthy rivalry and discord in the church.
(vi)It leads to segregation in the church.
(vi) It stifles development of talents.
(viii) It leads to favouritism/nepotism,
(ix) It breeds undemocratic tendencies in the church.
(x) It breeds inferiority complex /Lack of confidence/Absence of belongingness.
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What to Read for WAEC CRS/CRK 2024
If you must make an excellent result in the forthcoming 2024 WAEC CRS Examination, there are some areas of concentrations that you must read. Those things are where the West Africa Examination Council must select their CRS examination questions from.
What you are expected read for WAEC CRS/CRK 2024 examination are:
Themes from the Old Testament
- The Sovereignty of God
- God, the Creator God
- The Controller of the universe
- Leadership role:
a. Joseph
b. Moses
c. Joshua
d. Deborah - Parental Responsibility: Eli and Samuel
- Consequences of Saul’s disobedience
- Submission to the will of God
David’s submission to the will of God
David’s sin, repentance and forgiveness - Making Decisions
Solomon’s wisdom
The unwise decision of Solomon and Rehoboam - Supremacy of God
Religious tensions during Ahab’s reign
Elijah at Mount Carmel - Greed and its effects
- Ahab
- Gehazi
- Religious reforms
- The reign of King Josiah
- Concern for one’s Nation
The condition of the nation
Response to the state of the nation - Faith in God
- Faith and courage
- Faith and power
- Nature of God
(a) True religion and social justice – Amos
(b) God’s divine love – Hosea
Themes from the Synoptic Gospels and the Acts Of The Apostles
- Baptism and Temptation of Jesus
The Baptism
The Temptation - The Call and Demands of Discipleship
- Jesus’ Teaching on forgiveness
- The Trials of Jesus
Jesus at Gethsemane
Peter’s Denials
Condemnation of Jesus - The Crucifixion, Burial and Resurrection of Jesus
- Crucifixion and burial
The Resurrection
- Crucifixion and burial
- Fellowship in the Early Church
- The Holy Spirit and the Mission to the Gentiles
The Holy Spirit at Pentecost
Mission to the Gentiles - Opposition to the Gospel Message
Themes from selected Epistles
- The Epistles of James
Faith and Works
Impartiality
Effective Prayers - The Epistle of 1 Peter
Good Citizenship
Christians Living among non-Christians
Interpersonal Relationship among Christians
Having read this article to this end, I believe that if you will apply everything that you have seen in here, you are surely going to get excellent result in the examination. In case you have any other inquiries about WAEC CRK/CRS Questions and Answers 2024, kindly make use of the comment section on this page.
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