2015 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 2015 JAMB CRS PAST QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 1 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2015 1. God made two great lights to a) shine upon the earth b) rule the day and the night c) demarcate between the day and the night d) give light to the world This question references the creation story in Genesis, where God creates the sun and the moon to serve specific functions. The sun is to rule the day, and the moon is to rule the night, showing their roles as sources of light and markers of time. 2 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2015 2. God commanded the earth to bring forth living creatures according to their kinds on the a) 3rd day b) 4th day c) 5th day d) 6th day This question references the creation days in Genesis. The specific day God commanded the earth to bring forth creatures was the 5th day, as per Genesis 1:20-23. The other days involved the creation of other elements like land, sky, and plants. 3 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2015 3. When God heard the groaning of the people of Israel in Egypt, He a) got angry with the Pharaoh b) sent a warning to the Pharaoh c) remembered His covenant with Abraham d) plagued the Egyptians with drought This question highlights God’s response to the suffering of the Israelites in Egypt, as described in Exodus. God remembered His covenant with Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, prompting Him to act on behalf of His people. The other options do not correctly address God’s covenant promise. 4 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2015 4. The golden calf which Aaron made for Israel was an evidence of. a) lack of faith in God b) ‘loss of confidence in Moses c) a plot to replace Moses d) an attempt to revolt against God This question refers to the story in Exodus where the Israelites, in Moses’ absence, made a golden calf to worship. This act was a lack of faith and trust in God, leading to idolatry. The other options misinterpret the cause of the calf’s creation. 5 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2015 5. “Is it because there are no graves in Egypt that you have taken us away to die in the wilderness?” This question was asked by the Israelites when a) they were hungry in the wilderness b) there was no water for them to drink c) the spies brought evil reports about Canaan d) the Egyptians marched after them The Israelites expressed their frustration with Moses after being led into the wilderness. They were questioning Moses’ leadership because they faced hardships, especially lack of water. The other options don’t match this specific moment of complaint. 6 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2015 6. God promised to send bread from heaven to the people of Israel, so as to see if they would a) walk in His law b) remain stubborn c) return to Egypt d) feel satisfied This question highlights God’s test of the Israelites’ faith when He sent manna from heaven. The test was designed to see if they would follow His instructions and walk in His law. The other options do not align with the purpose of the manna. 7 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2015 7. “Behold, I am about to do a thing in Israel, at which the two ears of everyone that hears it will tingle”. a) Eli the priest b) Samuel the prophet c) Hophni and Phinehas d) Joel and Abijah This prophetic statement was made by Samuel, foretelling the judgment God was about to bring upon Israel for their wickedness. The other options are incorrect because they do not correspond with this particular prophecy. 8 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2015 8. Why did David spare the life of King Saul at Ziph? a) Saul was anointed by God b) Saul was a fellow Israelite c) He did not want to shed blood d) He was Saul’s son-in-law David spared Saul’s life because Saul was God’s anointed king, and David did not want to harm him. This shows David’s respect for God’s authority. The other options are wrong because they do not capture the essence of David’s reasoning. 9 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2015 9. Nathan told David that although God had put away his sin, he would still be a) made to weep and fast b) bereaved of the child c) visited with plague d) required to make atonement Nathan’s message to David after his sin with Bathsheba was that while God had forgiven him, the consequences of his actions would still affect him. The other options are incorrect because they don’t address the specific consequences Nathan mentioned. 10 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2015 10. The ark of the covenant brought before Israel and King Solomon contained a) the rod of Moses b) the image of a serpent c) the law of Moses d) two table of stone The ark contained the two tablets of stone, which held the Ten Commandments. The other items mentioned in the options were not in the ark. 11 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2015 11. Hosea accused Israel of harlotry because a) her daughters were cult prostitutes b) her men moved with harlots c) the people worshipped other gods d) the women ran after other husbands Hosea used the metaphor of harlotry to describe Israel’s unfaithfulness to God. They worshiped idols and turned to other gods, a clear form of spiritual adultery. 12 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2015 12. Who among the following was consecrated and appointed prophet before he was born? a) Joel b) Josiah c) Jeremiah d) Nehemia Jeremiah was consecrated by God before his birth, as described in Jeremiah 1:5. The other figures were not consecrated in this manner. 13 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2015 13. “Son of man stand upon your feet, and I will speak with you”. The statement above was made during the call of a) Isaiah b) Hosea c) Samuel d) Ezekiel This statement was made to Ezekiel, calling him to stand up and hear God’s words. The other options are incorrect, as they refer to different prophetic calls. 14 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2015 14. Satan promised to give Jesus all the Kingdoms of the world if He would a) turn stones to loaves of bread b) throw Himself down from the pinnacle of the temple c) bow down and worship him d) perform a miracle Satan offered Jesus the kingdoms of the world in exchange for worship, trying to tempt Him to sin. The other options refer to different temptations in the wilderness. 15 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2015 15. The would-be disciple who wanted to go and bury his father before following Jesus was told that he a) was not fit for the kingdom of God b) should go and proclaim the kingdom of God c) should go and build a house first d) was filled with worldly desires Jesus told the would-be disciple that he was not fit for the kingdom of God because his attachment to worldly things prevented him from fully following Jesus. 16 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2015 16. According to Matthew, the first two disciples to be called by Jesus were a) Peter and Andrew b) Peter and John c) James and John d) James and Andrew Matthew records that Peter and Andrew were the first disciples called by Jesus. The other pairs mentioned in the options are incorrect. 17 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2015 17. Jesus had compassion for the five thousand people fed by Him because they were a) hungry but had no time to eat b) like sheep without a shepherd c) strangers from the country and villages far away d) poor and had no money to buy food Jesus felt compassion for the people because they were like sheep without a shepherd, showing His deep concern for their spiritual well-being. The other options misinterpret the reason for Jesus’ compassion. 18 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2015 18. What was Jesus’ response when the message of Lazarus’ illness reached Him? a) He asked Mary and Martha to take care of him b) He said that the Son of God may be glorified by it c) He hurried to Bethany to see him d) He instructed that he should be brought to Him Jesus said that the illness would not end in death, but it would bring glory to God. He delayed His visit, as part of His plan to demonstrate His power over death. The other options don’t capture His purpose. 19 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2015 19. At the country of the Gersenes, Jesus a) raised Jairus’ daughter from the dead b) healed the centurion’s servant c) raised the widow’s son from the dead d) healed the man who had demons Jesus healed a man possessed by demons in the country of the Gerasenes. The other options refer to different miracles performed by Jesus. 20 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2015 20. The parable of the wheat and the tares illustrates that a) the kingdom of God is already established on earth b) both good and evil live in the world c) it is impossible to overcome enemies d) the wheat cannot grow where there are weeds This parable teaches that good and evil exist together in the world, but in the end, God will separate them. The other options misinterpret the lesson of the parable. 21 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2015 21. Jesus’ teaching on swearing is that Christians should a) not swear falsely b) swear when necessary c) not swear at all d) swear by the head Jesus taught that Christians should not swear falsely, but rather let their yes be yes and no be no, emphasizing honesty. The other options are incorrect. 22 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2015 22. What blessing has Jesus promised the pure at heart? a) They shall obtain mercy b) They shall see God c) The earth shall be theirs only d) They shall be comforted Jesus promised that the pure in heart would see God, highlighting the importance of spiritual purity. The other options offer different blessings. 23 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2015 23. “The harvest is plentiful, but the labourers are few; …” Jesus made the statement above during the a) commissioning of the seventy others b) mission of the twelve c) sermon on the mount d) triumphal entry Jesus used this statement to emphasize the need for more disciples in the kingdom, especially during His commission of the seventy others. The other events do not match this statement. 24 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2015 24. “… Hosanna to the Son of David!…” The statement above indicates Jesus’ a) power b) priesthood c) kingship d) exaltation The cry “Hosanna to the Son of David” signified Jesus’ kingship as He entered Jerusalem. The other options relate to different aspects of Jesus’ ministry. 25 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2015 25. With regard to the triumphal entry, which of the following descriptions is peculiar to Luke? a) People who followed cried hosanna b) The disciples were sent to bring the animal c) People spread their garments on the road d) The disciples set Jesus on the animal Luke uniquely records the disciples placing Jesus on the animal. The other options are found in other Gospels’ accounts. 26 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2015 26. According to Paul, what bears witness to the righteousness of God are a) faith and the law b) grace and saving gift c) faith and the prophets d) the law and the prophets Paul taught that the righteousness of God is revealed through the law and the prophets, as they foretell and establish God’s plan of salvation. The other options do not fit Paul’s teaching in this context. 27 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2015 27. The conviction of Jesus by the high priest and the elders was on the ground that He a) uttered blasphemy b) healed on the Sabbath day c) said He would destroy the temple d) refused to obey Roman laws Jesus was convicted of blasphemy, as He claimed to be the Son of God. This was seen as a direct offense to Jewish law. The other options were actions Jesus took, but they were not the specific charges brought against Him. 28 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2015 28. The consequence of setting one’s mind on the things of the flesh is a) poverty b) infertility c) death d) suffering Paul in Romans states that a focus on the flesh leads to spiritual death, as it signifies separation from God. The other options are not presented as outcomes of a fleshly mindset in this context. 29 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2015 29. Paul admonished the Romans to live a new life in Christ by yielding themselves to God as men who a) have been brought from death to life b) will receive judgment in the last days c) will meet Christ in God’s kingdom d) have suffered for the sake of the gospel Paul instructed believers to live as those who have been brought from death to life, signifying their rebirth in Christ. The other options do not match the exact phrasing of Paul’s message. 30 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2015 30. In the account of John about the resurrection, Mary was first asked why she was weeping by a) Jesus b) two angels c) the guard d) Salome In John’s resurrection account, Mary Magdalene encounters two angels who first ask her why she is crying. This differs from other Gospel accounts. The other options are incorrect in this context. 31 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2015 31. “Lord, who knowest the hearts of all men. Show which one of these two thou has chosen to take the place from which Judas turned aside, …” Who were the two men referred to in the statement above? a) Justus and Matthias b) Joseph and Barsabbas c) Justus and Barsabbas d) Joseph and Justus The two men presented as candidates to replace Judas were Justus and Matthias. The other pairs are not mentioned in this specific selection process. 32 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2015 32. The criteria for the choice of the seven Deacons were a) Wisdom and understanding b) Good repute and being full of the Spirit c) Good repute and knowledge d) Wisdom and knowledge The seven deacons were chosen based on their good repute and being full of the Spirit, as per Acts 6:3. Other qualities like wisdom and understanding were also valuable but not the primary criteria. 33 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2015 33. At Pentecost, Peter explained that God had promised to a) Gentiles b) the God-fearing c) the believers d) flesh During Pentecost, Peter referenced God’s promise to pour out His Spirit on all flesh, fulfilling Joel’s prophecy. The other options misinterpret the message of Pentecost. 34 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2015 34. The resolution of the Jerusalem council was that the Gentiles should abstain from food offered to idols, a) unchastity, lying, and what is strangled b) blood, what is strangled, and strong drinks c) what is strangled, blood, and unchastity d) lying, unchastity, and strong drinks The Jerusalem council decreed that Gentile believers should avoid certain practices, including consuming blood and engaging in unchastity. The other options incorrectly mix different prohibitions. 35 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2015 35. “Then it seemed good to the apostles and the elders,… to choose men from among them and send them to Antioch with Paul and Barnabas;” Who were the men chosen? a) Judas and Barsabbas b) John and James c) Peter and Mark d) Judas and Silas Judas and Silas were selected to accompany Paul and Barnabas, representing the decision of the Jerusalem council. Other names listed do not correspond with this specific mission. 36 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2015 36. Peter and John were arrested and imprisoned because they a) healed a man lame from birth b) condemned the Pharisees and the Sadducees c) cursed the high priest d) were preaching the gospel of Jesus Peter and John were detained for preaching about Jesus’ resurrection, following a miraculous healing that drew public attention. The other options do not align with the actual reason for their arrest. 37 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2015 37. According to Romans, all who have sinned and fallen short of the glory of God will be justified by a) the worship of God through Christ b) God’s grace as a gift c) Being at peace with God d) works of the law Paul teaches that justification comes by God’s grace as a gift, not by the works of the law, emphasizing faith over actions for salvation. The other options incorrectly emphasize human efforts. 38 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2015 38. Paul admonished Christians to forgive one another so that a) Satan may not gain advantage over them b) their prayers may be heard c) God may forgive them d) they may not perish in sin Paul taught that forgiveness prevents Satan from taking advantage of believers. This guidance encourages unity within the Christian community, unlike the other options that focus on personal benefits. 39 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2015 39. Spiritual gifts, according to Paul, should be used for a) the upliftment of individuals in the church b) edification of the Church c) eradication of enmity among Christians d) upliftment of the community Paul emphasized that spiritual gifts are given for the edification of the Church, not for personal upliftment. The other options don’t align with his teachings in Corinthians. 40 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2015 40. Paul considered the Philippians’ gifts to him as a) a duty they owed him b) indispensable to his life c) an exhibition of Christian maturity and generosity d) a fragrant offering and a sacrifice acceptable to God Paul viewed the Philippians’ gifts as a fragrant offering and a sacrifice acceptable to God, emphasizing their spiritual significance. The other options don’t capture Paul’s sentiment in Philippians. 41 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2015 41. “For rulers are not a terror to good conduct, but to bad.” Christians, therefore, must do what is good and they would a) receive their approval b) get a reward c) become servants of God d) be left alone to preach the Gospel Paul advised Christians to obey authorities by doing good, ensuring that they would receive approval rather than punishment. The other options do not accurately reflect his instruction. 42 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2015 42. According to Romans, those who have sinned and fallen short of God’s glory are justified by a) works of the law b) the worship of God through Christ c) God’s grace as a gift d) being at peace with God Paul teaches that individuals are justified by God’s grace, underscoring the unearned nature of salvation through Christ, not through the law or personal merits. The other options misrepresent Paul’s doctrine. 43 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2015 43. According to Paul, Christians should forgive one another so that a) Satan may not gain advantage over them b) their prayers may be heard c) God may forgive them d) they may not perish in sin Forgiving one another protects the Christian community from Satan’s schemes, according to Paul. He emphasizes the importance of unity and mutual support among believers. The other options focus on personal outcomes. 44 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2015 44. Paul emphasized that spiritual gifts should be used for a) the upliftment of individuals in the church b) edification of the Church c) eradication of enmity among Christians d) upliftment of the community Paul taught that spiritual gifts should serve the Church’s edification, supporting its growth and unity, rather than being used for personal achievements. The other options do not reflect his guidance accurately. 45 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2015 45. “Now we command you, brethren, in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ, that you keep away from any brother who is living in idleness…” The Statement above was made to teach a) Christian charity b) Justice c) dignity of labor d) humility Paul highlighted the dignity of labor, urging believers to avoid laziness and emphasizing productive work as a Christian value. The other options focus on unrelated teachings. 46 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2015 46. The second coming of Jesus Christ, according to Paul, will be preceded by the coming of a) Elijah the prophet b) John the Baptist c) the man of lawlessness d) the man of righteousness Paul wrote that the man of lawlessness will appear before the return of Christ, indicating a period of rebellion against God. The other options are unrelated. 47 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2015 47. “Is it not the rich who oppress you, is it not they who drag you into court?” James asked this question in his teachings on a) humility b) impartiality c) loyalty d) citizenship James addressed issues of partiality, urging Christians not to favor the wealthy over the poor, as the wealthy often mistreated the poor. Other options do not align with the focus on impartiality. 48 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2015 48. The importance of love in the teaching of Peter is that it a) covers a multitude of sins b) brings together all believers in the community c) takes one to eternal life d) extends to Christians only Peter emphasized that love covers a multitude of sins, stressing its power to forgive and foster unity within the Christian community. Other options misinterpret the extent and impact of love. 49 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2015 49. According to Peter, when the Chief Shepherd is manifested, Christians will a) cast all their anxieties on Him b) obtain eternal life c) be saved from their sins d) obtain the unfading crown of glory Peter taught that when Jesus, the Chief Shepherd, returns, believers will receive an unfading crown of glory, symbolizing eternal reward. The other options do not capture this specific promise. 50 / 50 Category: Jamb CRS 2015 50. The wisdom of God is necessary for salvation, hence James teaches that Christians should a) ask for it when they can b) endure all trials to get it c) ask in faith to get it d) claim it as a right James encourages believers to ask for wisdom in faith, as it’s essential for navigating life’s trials with godly insight. Other responses don’t reflect James’s focus on faith in receiving wisdom. Your score is The average score is 0% LinkedIn Facebook Twitter VKontakte 0% Restart quiz Anonymous feedback Send feedback
