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NECO PAST QUESTIONS 2014 THEORY

NECO: CRK NECO PAST QUESTIONS 2014 THEORY

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  1. In the beginning, God created the heaven and the earth
  2. The earth was without form and was void. Darkness was upon the face of the deep and the spirit of God moved upon the face of the waters.
  3. And God said, “Let there be light” and there was light. The light was good, and God separated the light from darkness. The darkness He called night and the light day.
  4. On the second day, he created the firmament.
  5. On the third day, He ordered the dry land to appear and it did. He called the dry land earth and the waters sea. The earth brough forth grass, trees and its fruits
  6. On the fourth day, God made the sun, moon and the stars
  7. On the fifth day, God created all the living creatures, the fish of the sea and the birds of the air
  1. God has total power and control over all the things He had created
  2. We can learn from the creation activities that all the things God created came through the words of mouth. “Let there be”.
  3. It also shows that God is the controller of the universe
  1. During the reign of king Nebuchadnezzar, he made an image and set it up on the plain of Dura for all his officials to pay homage to and worship
  2. He issued a decree that whoever refused to bow down to the image after hearing the sound of a particular music would be thrown into the furnace
  3. All the officers in his domain gathered together waiting for the sound of the music. At the hearing of the music, all the officers bowed down except the three Hebrew children Shedrach, Mesach and Abednego.
  4. They were reported to the king and they were thrown into the burning furry furnace that has been heated seven times more
  5. The men who threw them into the fire died
  1. The unshaken trust, faith and confidence of the three men in God
  2. They had courage by their action
  3. They did not doubt in their belief that God would deliver them
  1. The people of Nineveh had sinned against God
  2. Jonah received a message from God to go to the city and preach to them
  3. Jonah did not want to go, instead he boarded a ship going from Joppa to Tarshish to run away from the presence of God
  4. God caused a great wind upon the sea which threatened to break up the ship
  5. The crew men threw all their luggage away into the sea to lighten it. They offered prayers to their goods but to no avail
  6. Jonah was fast asleep in the inner part of the ship. When they discovered, they woke him up and asked him to call on hi God
  1. God created man and all other things and has authority over them. Therefore, He express every of His creation to obey Him and do His will
  2. There is no way one can run away or hide from God

ALMSGIVING

  1. When we give alms, it should not be made known to the public in order not to attract praises from men
  2. When you give gifts in secret, God who sees in secret will reward and bless you accordingly

 

PRAYER

  1. When we pray, everything that could attract people or public attention should be avoided
  2. We should direct our prayers with respect to God our father. An example of the kind of prayer is our Lord’s prayer, “Our father ….”

 

FASTING

  1. Jesus said when we fast, we should not disguise our outlook to the public to show that we are fasting, nor should we allow ourselves to be praised by people
  2. When we fast, we should anoint our heads and wash our faces so that our fasting maybe known to God alone
  1. Today many Christian churches in Nigeria follow these teachings with regards to almsgiving, prayers and fasting
  2. Yet some modern-day churches still shout in public places while praying so that they may be heard
  1. When his disciples abide in him, they will bear fruit and God will glorify them
  2. The joy of living is complete when Christians have their being in Jesus Christ
  1. Jesus described himself as the vine and his father as the vine dresser. Any branch that does not bear fruit will be cut off
  2. His disciples should abide in Him and his words will abide in them
  3. As a branch cannot bear fruit by itself unless it abides in the vine, so the kind of relationship should exist between Jesus and his disciples
  4. Jesus said if his disciple abides in him and his words abide in them, they should ask whatever they like, and it shall be done to them
  1. The Hellenists complained that their widows are neglected in the daily distribution of food.
  2. This problem nearly shook the foundation of the early church until the apostles found a lasting solution to it.
  3. The apostle said it would not be possible to supervise the sharing of the food and at the same time preach the word
  4. They made a suggestion that the church should appoint men of high repute, full of the Holy Spirit and wisdom to be in charge of sharing food
  5. It was accepted and seven men were selected, the apostles prayed and laid hands on them
  1. No unity among the leaders of the present day churches. They are after one another
  2. There is equally the problem of polygamy
  3. Proliferation of churches and doctrines often cause confusion among members
  4. Love of material gains, stealing the church money and of course modern civilization.
  5. Local customs which are interfering with the Christian practices
  1. In his letter to the Phillipians, Paul exhorts the Phillipians to imitate Christ who, not counting His divinity willingly condescended to take on human form in order to save us
  2. Paul advises the followers of Christ to copy Jesus in their service to God and humanity
  3. Peter sees humility as the opposite of pride which leads to the ultimate fall
  4. Peter encouraged children of God to put on humility as an armor of defense against the temptation of the devil
  1. Respect for elders and constituted authority
  2. Rendering selfless services to mankind
  3. Living a life free from anxiety while leaving everything to God
  1. Paul taught that Christians should not fail to render useful service to their community despite different views of religious ideologies
  2. Everybody should be obedient to the laws of the state
  3. Christians should discharge their civic responsibilities by paying their taxes, rates etc.
  4. They should obey constituted authorities as the amount to obeying God Himself
  1. We should be self-disciplined, obedient to leaders and reliable in our daily dealings with others
  2. The youths must be actively mobilized through youth organizations in order to be taught Christian ethics and morals
  3. We should live a productive life we should not rely on others for our daily needs
  1. Onesimus was a slave to Philemon. Philemon was a Colossian Christian who was converted by Paul
  2. Onesimus had escaped with Philemon’s property to Rome where he met Paul
  3. Paul converted Onesimus and pleaded with Philemon in writing to accept him back. He told Philemon how useful Onesimus had been to him
  4. Paul had a great belief in Philemon that he would forgive Onesimus
  1. An act of forgiveness should go beyond the mere action of forgiving but to include rehabilitation and reconciliation
  2. It teaches the lesson of justification by faiths
  3. As Christians we should intercede for others as Paul did for Onesimus

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