2021 JAMB CRS PAST QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Leave a Comment / Jamb CRS / By Jamb Tutor Report a question What’s wrong with this question? You cannot submit an empty report. Please add some details. 0% 0 votes, 0 avg Created by Jamb TutorJamb CRS 2021 JAMB CRS PAST QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 1 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2021 1. After healing the man at the pool of Bathzatha, the Jews sought all the more to kill Jesus because a) they hated the man that was healed b) he did his on the Sabbath c) they were unhappy that he healed the man d) he claimed that God his father was still working Following John 5:16, Jesus’ healing on the Sabbath and His claims of divine authority incited hostility among Jewish leaders, intensifying their desire to eliminate Him. Option D is correct as it refers to His divine claims. The other options do not accurately capture the primary reason for their increased hostility. 2 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2021 2. What effect did the sudden death of Ananias and Supphira have on the early disciples? a) Many more disciples were won to God b) Great fear gripped them all c) The disciples became more united d) Apostle Peter was highly respected The sudden deaths of Ananias and Sapphira, as narrated in Acts 5, instilled great fear among the early disciples. This event underscored the seriousness of deceit and hypocrisy within the community, prompting believers to adhere more strictly to honesty and integrity. The fear helped in maintaining order and sincerity among the followers. Option B is correct because fear was the immediate effect. Option A is incorrect as the deaths caused fear, not immediate growth in disciples. Option C is partially true but not the immediate effect. Option D is not directly related to the effect on all disciples. 3 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2021 3. Paul and Barnabas were sent out on the first missionary work from Antioch to Seleucia by the a) prophets and teachers b) church elders c) other disciples d) Holy Spirit Paul and Barnabas were commissioned for missionary work as described in Acts 13. The Holy Spirit directed them, signifying divine approval and guidance for their mission. This underscores the importance of spiritual leadership in early Christian missions. Option D is correct as the Holy Spirit was the guiding force. Options A, B, and C involve human entities, which were not the primary senders in this context. 4 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2021 4. ‘“… We must work the works of him who sent me, while it is day; night comes, when no one can work” ’ Jesus made the statement above after the healing of the a) centurion’s servant b) ten lepers c) man born blind d) paralytic man Jesus emphasized the urgency of His mission following the healing of the paralytic man. This statement reflects the limited time for His earthly ministry and the impending challenges. Option D is correct as it directly follows the healing of the paralytic. The other options refer to different miracles not directly linked to this statement. 5 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2021 5. ‘ “They have taken the Lord out of the tomb, and we do not know where they have laid him.” ’ What happened immediately after Mary Magdalene made the statement above? a) Peter and the other disciple went towards the tomb b) the guards were afraid and ran away from the tomb c) Mary stood, weeping outside the tomb d) two angels appeared to Mary by the tomb After Mary Magdalene discovered the empty tomb, two angels appeared to her, providing reassurance and furthering the revelation of Jesus’ resurrection. This event is pivotal in Christian belief, confirming the resurrection. Option D is correct as the angels’ appearance followed her statement. The other options describe actions that occurred later or not immediately after. 6 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2021 6. ‘ “… For it this plan or this undertaking is of men, it will fail; but if it is of God, you will not be able to overthrow them…” ’ Them is Gamaliel’s statement above refers to a) Peter and John b) Peter and the apostles c) Paul and Timothy d) Paul and Silas Gamaliel, in Acts 5:38-39, advises the Sanhedrin regarding the apostles, emphasizing that divine plans cannot be thwarted. “Them” refers to Peter and the apostles, indicating their mission is divinely sanctioned. Option B is correct. Other options mention different individuals not referenced by Gamaliel in this context. 7 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2021 7. Jesus declared that men love darkness rather than light because a) their hearts were hardened b) they had no truth c) they had been blinded d) their deeds were evil In John 3:19, Jesus explains that people prefer darkness over light due to their evil deeds, which they fear being exposed. This metaphor highlights the moral choice between truth and deception. Option D is correct as it directly relates to their evil deeds. The other options are related but do not fully capture the reason provided by Jesus. 8 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2021 8. ‘ “… This Jesus God raised up, and of that we all are witnesses…” ’ The statement above was made by Peter on the occasion of his a) sermon on the day of Pentecost b) release from prison by the Jews c) healing of the lame man at the gate called Beautiful d) address to the disciples for the replacement of Judas Peter made this declaration during his sermon on Pentecost, proclaiming Jesus’ resurrection and affirming the faith of the early church. This moment marks the birth of the Christian church’s expansion. Option A is correct as it directly relates to the Pentecost event. The other options describe different events not linked to this statement. 9 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2021 9. According to John, he who does not believe in the only Son of God is a) none of his own b) not worthy of the Kingdom c) cast off as a branch d) condemned already In John 3:18, disbelief in Jesus results in condemnation, as belief is central to salvation. This underscores the necessity of faith in Jesus for eternal life. Option D is correct, reflecting the immediate consequence of disbelief. The other options do not fully capture the theological implication presented by John. 10 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2021 10. ‘ “… Are you the only visitor to Jerusalem who does not know the things that have happened there in these days?” ’ The things being referred to in the statement above are the a) arrest, trials and judgment of Jesus b) crucifixion, death and resurrection of Jesus c) triumphal entry and cleansing of the temple d) birth and presentation of Jesus This statement refers to the recent events surrounding Jesus’ arrest, trials, and judgment, highlighting the tumultuous period in Jerusalem. Option A is correct as it encompasses the immediate happenings related to Jesus’ fate. The other options describe events either preceding or following this period. 11 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2021 11. According to Paul, just as the law came to increase trespass, so sin came to increase a) righteousness b) punishment c) grace d) ungodliness In Romans 5:20, Paul explains that while the law amplifies sin, grace surpasses it, offering redemption. This contrast highlights the transformative power of divine grace over human sinfulness. Option C is correct as it aligns with Paul’s theological framework. The other options do not accurately reflect the increase caused by sin in this context. 12 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2021 12. According to Peter, Christians who suffer according to the will of God will receive a) forgiveness b) the Crown of Glory c) the Holy Spirit d) blessing Peter, in 1 Peter 5:4, assures believers that those who suffer for God’s will will receive the “Crown of Glory,” symbolizing eternal reward and recognition. Option B is correct, aligning with the promise of divine reward. The other options, while positive, do not specifically correspond to Peter’s teaching in this context. 13 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2021 13. Paul declares that Christians have the same functions, but they have gift that differ according to a) their devotion of prayer b) their suffering and endurance c) grace given to the d) enablement by the spirit In Romans 12:6, Paul emphasizes unity in purpose among Christians while acknowledging diverse spiritual gifts, which serve the community effectively. Option D is correct as it reflects the source of differing gifts. The other options mention factors not directly related to the diversity of spiritual gifts. 14 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2021 14. According to Romans, as one man’s trespass led to condemnation all, so will on man’s act of righteousness lead to a) acquittal and life for all men b) salvation and new life for all men c) justification and hope for all men d) sanctification and life for all men Romans 5:18 contrasts Adam’s sin with Christ’s righteousness, illustrating that one act of righteousness leads to justification and hope for all. Option C is correct as it captures the collective impact of individual righteousness. The other options do not fully represent the theological outcome described by Paul. 15 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2021 15. ‘ And let steadfastness have its full effect …’ What does James say would be the outcome of this effect? a) Righteousness and faith b) Trial and endurance c) Humanity and obedience d) Perfection and completion In James 1:4, steadfastness (or perseverance) leads to maturity and completeness in faith. Option D is correct as it reflects the intended spiritual growth. The other options either misinterpret or partially represent the outcome without capturing the full essence. 16 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2021 16. ‘Have this mind among yourselves, which is yours in Christ Jesus…’ This mind in Paul’s statement above means a mind of a) humanity b) faith c) holiness d) prayer Paul, in Philippians 2:5, urges believers to adopt a mindset of humility and selflessness, reflecting Christ’s attitude. Option C is correct as it aligns with the call to holiness. The other options do not fully encapsulate the intended spiritual mindset. 17 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2021 17. Peter teaches that servants should be submissive to their masters with all respect, not only to the kind and gentle but also to the a) impatient b) inconsiderate c) wicked d) overbearing In 1 Peter 2:18, Peter instructs servants to respect all masters, regardless of their behavior, promoting a stance of integrity and patience. Option D is correct as it addresses difficult masters. The other options describe traits not specifically mentioned in this teaching. 18 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2021 18. In Romans, Christians are admonished to put on the Lord Jesus Christ and not to a) rely on the law b) judge one another c) make provision for the flesh d) take advantage of one another Romans 13:14 encourages believers to embody Christ’s virtues instead of indulging in sinful behaviors. Option C is correct as it refers to avoiding fleshly desires. The other options, while relevant, do not directly correspond to the admonition in this context. 19 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2021 19. Paul teaches that those who have been baptized into Christ been baptized into His a) service b) death c) kingdom d) suffering In Romans 6:3, Paul explains that baptism symbolizes participation in Christ’s death and resurrection, representing a new life. Option B is correct as it signifies death to sin. The other options do not accurately reflect the theological significance of baptism described by Paul. 20 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2021 20. On the third day of their capture of the Ark of God, the Philistines discovered that a) Dagon, their god, had fallen and broken to pieces b) Dagon had disappeared from its place c) The Ark has swallowed Dagon, their god d) The Ark had been standing on Dagon In 1 Samuel 5:6, after capturing the Ark, the Philistines find Dagon fallen and broken, signifying God’s supremacy. Option A is correct as it directly relates to Dagon’s fate. The other options do not accurately describe the events that occurred. 21 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2021 21. One of the sins of Manasseh for which the LORD send bands of the Chaldeans, Syrians, Moabites and Ammonites to destroy Judah was a) the release of a thousand captives b) his failure to obey God’s prophets c) the arrest of the King of Babylon d) the shedding of innocent blood Manasseh’s idolatry and shedding of innocent blood led to Judah’s punishment through foreign invasions, as described in 2 Kings 21:16. Option D is correct, highlighting the moral corruption that provoked divine retribution. The other options do not directly relate to Manasseh’s specific sins leading to this consequence. 22 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2021 22. Elijah decreed that there would be neither rain nor dew for three years because a) Ahab had forsaken the commandment of God by erecting an altar for Baal b) Nebat the son of Rehoboam connived with Ahab to kill him c) he was sure that he would be fed by the ravens d) Jezebel the wife of Ahab killed Obadiah In 1 Kings 17:1, Elijah declares drought as a judgment against Ahab’s idolatry and abandonment of God’s commandments. Option A is correct as it directly relates to Ahab’s actions. The other options involve different contexts or individuals not linked to Elijah’s decree. 23 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2021 23. God called Jonah and send him to the people of Nineveh to a) pray for their repentance b) pray to Him for their forgiveness c) cry against their wickedness d) preach His word to them God commissioned Jonah to preach repentance to Nineveh, emphasizing mercy over destruction despite the city’s wickedness. Option D is correct as it encompasses preaching God’s word. The other options focus on aspects not fully capturing Jonah’s mission. 24 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2021 24. Consequent upon the murder of Naboth by Ahab and Jezebel, God declared that a) dogs would lick Ahab’s blood where they had licked Naboth’s b) Ahab’s descendants would never ascend the throne is Israel c) He would require the blood of Naboth from Ahab’s hand d) the sword would not depart from the house of Ahab In 1 Kings 21:19, God pronounces judgment on Ahab’s house, stating the sword will never depart, reflecting divine justice for Naboth’s wrongful death. Option D is correct as it directly relates to the declared consequence. The other options do not accurately reflect the specific judgment pronounced. 25 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2021 25. According to Amos, God decided to raise up a nation that would fight and oppress Israel because the people a) were corrupt and enslaved the poor b) claimed to achieve fame by their own strength c) rejected him and sold the righteous for silver d) turned justice into poison In Amos 5:7, God uses Assyria to punish Israel’s corruption and injustice, demonstrating divine intervention against societal sins. Option A is correct as it addresses the corruption and oppression of the poor. The other options mention different reasons not directly stated by Amos. 26 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2021 26. What did king Josiah do to the altar that was erected by Jeroboam at Bethel? a) He broke its stones into pieces b) He rained cursed upon it c) He removed its items d) He burnt it down King Josiah, in 2 Kings 23:15-16, destroyed the high places and altars, including Jeroboam’s altar at Bethel, as part of his religious reforms to centralize worship in Jerusalem. Option C is correct as it describes the destruction of the altar. The other options do not accurately reflect Josiah’s actions. 27 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2021 27. ‘ “Before I formed you in the womb I knew you, and before you were born I consecrated you; I appointed you a prophet to the nations.’’ ’ The statements above was made by God during the a) consecration of Prophet Isaiah b) he was very excited about the discovery c) he realized that God was angry with Israel d) no one was able to read the word of the book This declaration is from Jeremiah 1:5, where God calls Jeremiah to his prophetic mission even before his birth, emphasizing divine purpose and foreknowledge. Option A is correct as it refers to Jeremiah’s consecration as a prophet. The other options do not align with the context of the statement. 28 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2021 28. According to Jeremiah, other nations would find glory in God and bless themselves in Him only when Israel a) swears in truth, in justice and in uprightness b) becomes loyal to God and repents of her sins c) returns to God, honours and glorifies Him d) comes to God with prayer and fasting Jeremiah 2:19 highlights that Israel’s repentance and return to God would lead to blessings and honor from other nations, showcasing the global impact of Israel’s faithfulness. Option C is correct as it encompasses returning and honoring God. The other options, while related to righteousness, do not fully capture the conditional aspect tied to national blessing. 29 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2021 29. Hosea proclaimed that Israel should return to God and plead that he should a) accept their worship b) bless them abundantly c) take away their iniquity d) grant them victory in battle In Hosea 14:2, Israel is urged to return to God and seek the removal of their iniquities, emphasizing repentance and divine forgiveness. Option C is correct as it directly relates to cleansing from sin. The other options do not fully represent the call for repentance and forgiveness. 30 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2021 30. The response of Eli after Samuel had told him the Lord’s message as regards his sons’ acts of blasphemy was that a) sacrifice would be offered on their behalf b) he would call them and rebuke them c) God should have mercy on them d) He was the LORD, and should do what pleased Him. Upon hearing Samuel’s prophecy, Eli acknowledges God’s judgment, accepting that it is God’s will and authority, reflecting humility and submission. Option D is correct as it shows Eli’s acceptance of God’s decision. The other options do not accurately depict Eli’s response. 31 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2021 31. Rehab’s reward for hiding the messengers sent by Joshua to spy out the city of Jericho was that a) she and her household were spared b) the city of Jericho was spared for her sake c) she married one of the spies and became a queen d) the gold, bronze and iron in the city were given to her Rahab, who hid the Israelite spies, was spared during Jericho’s conquest and her family was saved, highlighting faith and protection as rewards for her actions. Option A is correct as it directly relates to her and her household being spared. The other options do not align with the biblical account. 32 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2021 32. David’s victory over the Amalekites who raided Ziklag was due to a) the fact that David was a mighty man in battle b) his swearing to the Egyptian servant of the Amalekites not to kill or harm him c) the great army that followed him to fight the Amalekites d) his prayer in seeking the approval of God before pursuing them In 1 Samuel 30:8, David’s prayer and seeking God’s guidance led to a decisive victory over the Amalekites, emphasizing reliance on divine support. Option D is correct as it highlights David’s prayer and seeking approval from God. The other options, while related to strength and leadership, do not specifically address the spiritual aspect of the victory. 33 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2021 33. God did not lead the Israelites by the way of the land of the Philistines although that was near because a) He did not want them to see war and return to Egypt b) The Egyptians would have overtaken them c) They were afraid of the Philistines d) He wanted them to learn through hardship in the wilderness In Numbers 20:22, God directs the Israelites through a more challenging path to prevent them from witnessing imminent warfare, ensuring their spiritual growth and dependence on Him. Option D is correct as it emphasizes learning through hardship. The other options do not fully capture the divine reasoning provided. 34 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2021 34. One of king Solomon’s unwise policies was the a) incessant fighting of wars against his enemies b) signing of treaties with the kings of the surrounding nations c) use of forced labour to build the house of God d) making of sacrifices in high places Solomon’s alliances through forced labor led to societal strain and discontent, undermining his reign’s sustainability, as described in 1 Kings 5-11. Option C is correct as it refers to the use of forced labor for building projects. The other options, while related to policies, do not specifically address the unwise aspect as directly. 35 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2021 35. ‘ “It is not good that the man should be alone; I will make him a helper fit for him.’’ ’ After this statement, the first thing God did was to a) form beasts and bird and bring them to the man b) take one of the man’s ribs and close up its place with flesh c) make a rib into a woman and bring her to the man d) cause a deep sleep to fall upon the man. Following Genesis 2:18, God creates a companion for Adam by taking a rib, emphasizing the importance of companionship and partnership. Option C is correct as it describes the creation of a woman from Adam’s rib. The other options do not align with the biblical account. 36 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2021 36. Joseph’s brothers decided not to kill him because a) pleaded with them b) was loved by their father c) was their brother and their flesh d) was the first son of his mother In Genesis 37, Joseph’s brothers initially plot to kill him but instead sell him into slavery, driven by jealousy and familial tension. Option B is correct as it reflects their recognition of Jacob’s favoritism towards Joseph. The other options are not the primary reasons depicted in the narrative. 37 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2021 37. King Saul ordered that those who had opposed his ascent to the throne should not be put to death because a) God had wrought deliverance in Israel b) They had fought bravely in battle c) They had been reconciled with him d) God had forgiven their evil intentions Saul, in 1 Samuel 15:24, spares Agag and the best of the Amalekites to appease the people, fearing public discontent. Option A is correct as it relates to deliverance in Israel. The other options do not accurately reflect Saul’s motivations in this context. 38 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2021 38. After Saul realized that God would have nothing to do with him, he sought the help of a) Achish b) a prophet c) Samuel d) a medium In 1 Samuel 28, Saul consults a medium at En Dor after losing God’s favor, seeking guidance through forbidden necromancy. Option D is correct as it refers to seeking a medium. The other options do not align with Saul’s actions in this scenario. 39 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2021 39. A promise made by king Saul to anyone that could face and defeat Goliath was a) giving his daughter in marriage to the person b) making the person second in command in Israel c) giving the person part of his land d) making the person the captain of his army In 1 Samuel 17:25, Saul promises his daughter in marriage and exemption from taxes to the warrior who defeats Goliath, incentivizing bravery and combat. Option A is correct as it directly relates to the biblical account. The other options are not mentioned as part of Saul’s promise. 40 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2021 40. The LORD said to Moses that the people should gather just a day’s portion of bread so that He might test their a) self-control b) patience c) obedience d) faith In Exodus 16:4, God instructs Israelites to gather manna daily to test their reliance and obedience, fostering trust in divine provision. Option D is correct as it relates to faith testing. The other options, while relevant to spiritual growth, do not specifically address the testing purpose mentioned. 41 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2021 41. What were the Israelites asked to do before meeting with God on Mount Sinai? a) To be consecrated have their garments washed b) To touch the border of the mountain c) To fast and have their feet washed d) To fast, pray and be consecrated In Exodus 19:10-14, Israelites are instructed to consecrate themselves, wash garments, and prepare spiritually before encountering God, emphasizing purity and reverence. Option A is correct as it encompasses consecration and purification. The other options either omit key actions or add unrelated practices. 42 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2021 42. ‘ “To you I will give all this authority and their glory; for it has been delivered to me, and I give it to whom I will…”’ This statement was made during the a) ascension of Jesus b) sermon on the mount c) temptation of Jesus d) triumphal entry into Jerusalem This declaration is from Matthew 28:18 during the Great Commission, where Jesus empowers His disciples with authority to spread the Gospel. Option A is correct as it refers to the ascension and commissioning. The other options describe different events not related to the granting of authority. 43 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2021 43. ‘ “… Just so, I tell you, there is joy before the angels of God over on sinner who repents.’’ ’ Jesus made this statements after telling the parable of the a) prodigal son b) lost coin c) dishonest steward d) lost sheep After the Parable of the Prodigal Son, Jesus emphasizes the heavenly joy over one sinner’s repentance, highlighting the value of redemption. Option A is correct as it directly follows the parable’s theme. The other options refer to different parables not linked to this specific statement. 44 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2021 44. According to Luke, the leper healed by Jesus was commanded to a) go and show himself to his friends b) find out from the priest what he should offer c) tell people about the cleansing d) make an offering for his cleansing In Luke 17:14, Jesus instructs the healed leper to show himself to the priest as a testimony, ensuring the law’s requirements are met and the miracle is validated. Option A is correct as it aligns with the biblical instruction. The other options misinterpret the command given by Jesus. 45 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2021 45. After the great confession by Peter, Jesus charged the disciple to a) announce that the kingdom of heaven had come b) tell no one that he was the Christ c) go away from the crowd to rest d) beware of the leaven of the Pharisees Following Peter’s confession, Jesus instructs the disciples to proclaim that the kingdom of heaven has arrived, initiating the mission of evangelism. Option A is correct as it aligns with the Great Commission. The other options do not reflect the specific charge given by Jesus. 46 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2021 46. The Angel of the Lord told Zachariah that the son would a) make the disobedient repent of their sins b) turn may of the sons and daughters of Israel to God c) go before God in the spirit and power of Elijah d) turn the hearts of the children to their father In Luke 1:17, the angel foretells that John the Baptist will go before the Lord in the spirit and power of Elijah, preparing the way for Jesus. Option C is correct as it aligns with the prophecy’s content. The other options do not accurately reflect the angel’s message. 47 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2021 47. When they returned from their mission, the seventy reported that a) their needs were fully met b) even Samaritans accepted their message c) they saw Satan fall like lightning d) even demons were subject to them In Luke 10:17-18, the seventy disciples report that even demons submitted to them, demonstrating the authority granted by Jesus. Option D is correct as it directly relates to their report. The other options do not accurately capture the disciples’ experience. 48 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2021 48. “Take heart, it is I; have no fear.’’ This statement was made by Jesus when a) He appeared to two disciples on the way to Emmaus b) He was walking on the sea in the night c) Mary Magdalene saw him at the sepulcher d) The women saw Him after resurrection Jesus reassures His disciples with this statement in Matthew 28:10 after His resurrection, affirming His presence and victory over fear. Option D is correct as it refers to the post-resurrection appearance to the women. The other options describe different post-resurrection appearances but are less specific to this statement. 49 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2021 49. “… Blessed is the kingdom of our father David that is coming…” The declaration above was made by the crowd during the a) triumphal entry into Jerusalem b) feeding of the four thousand c) Passover feast d) Transfiguration of Jesus During Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem, the crowd praises Him as the coming king from David’s lineage, fulfilling Messianic prophecies. Option A is correct as it directly relates to Palm Sunday events. The other options describe different events not linked to this specific declaration. 50 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2021 50. After healing the man at the pool of Bathzatha, the Jews sought all the more to kill Jesus because a) they hated the man that was healed b) he did his on the Sabbath c) they were unhappy that he healed the man d) he claimed that God his father was still working Following John 5:16, Jesus’ healing on the Sabbath and His claims of divine authority incited hostility among Jewish leaders, intensifying their desire to eliminate Him. Option D is correct as it refers to His divine claims. The other options do not accurately capture the primary reason for their increased hostility. Your score is The average score is 0% LinkedIn Facebook Twitter VKontakte 0% Restart quiz Anonymous feedback Send feedback
