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NECO PAST QUESTIONS 2017 THEORY

NECO: CRK NECO PAST QUESTIONS 2017 THEORY

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  1. After God had completed the creation of heaven and earth, there was neither man nor plant or any other living creature to live on earth.  There was no rain to water the earth except the dew that came from heaven.
  2. God formed man out of the dust of the earth and breathed the breath of life into his nostrils.
  3. Man became a living being. God made a garden in Eden and commanded man to fill it
  4. God made trees (both the trees of knowledge of good and evil) which he planted in the garden,
  5. God made four rivers namely, Pishon,Gihon, Tigris and Euprates which flowed out to wet the garden, divided the garden into four
  6. God commanded man to eat of every tree of the garden, but the tree of knowledge of good and evil, man should not eat. If man should eat it, he shall die.
  7. God saw that man was lonely, he decided to make a partner for him. He caused a deep sleep to befall men and He took a rib out of man and used it to make woman.

(i) It portrays God as the creator of the heaven and earth

(ii) God has every control over what he created

(iii) God saw that it was not good for man to live alone, therefore he made a helper for him for continuity of procreation.

  1. Ahab began to reign in Israel, he married the daughter of sidonian king called Jezebel
  2. Ahab began to serve and worship Baal as a result of his marriage because she brought in her goods to Israel
  3. Ahab built an altar for Baal in Samaria. Ahab committed a lot of atrocities before God more than any other king that had lived and reigned before him.
  4. As a result, God send Elijah the prophet to warn him of his sins and to pronounce drought for three and half years.
  5. As a result of the severe famine, Obadiah was sent by Ahab to look for springs of water and valleys for the animals, there Obadiah met Elijah on his way.
  6. Elijah and Ahab met and, Ahab accused him of troubling Israel, Elijah replied “ I have not troubled Israel, but you have, and your father’s house

(i) To show his supremacy, God withheld the rain from falling as a punishment for sin

(ii) For the period that the drought tasted, God provided food and water for Elijah

(iii) God protected those prophets that were loyal to him in the land.

  1. People troop out every Sabbath and other ceremonial days to all the worshipping centers e.g Bethel, Dan , Gilgal and Beersheba to worship God falsely.
  2. Amos found out that their actions amounted to lip service owing to Multiplication of sins and transgressions.
  3. Amos also frowned at the worshipper’s attitude, they turned places meant to be sacred into where they shared clothes, take people’s pledges and also for cult prostitution with the main aim to profane the name of God’s.
  4.  All the holy days were no longer kept holy. The Sabbath, the festival of the new moon and other holy. The Sabbath, the festival of the new moon and other holy days were no longer meant for such
  5. They danced to the music of the foreign gods under the camouflage that they were worshipping true God. They made free will suffering and tithes from the items they got from the poor.

(i) They must come back to God in order to make national survival possible

(ii) The people should do away with foreign religious and their practices

(iii) The day of the lord would be for them a day a gloom and darkness and not of glory if they failed to do the wishes of God

  1. After six days Jesus took, Peter, James and John led them up a high mountain where they were alone
  2. He was transfigured before them. His face shone like the sun and his garments becames white as snow
  3. There appeared to them Moses and Elijah, who spoke with Jesus.
  4. Peter said, “Lord it is well that we are here, If you wish, I will make three booths, one for you, one for Moses and one for Elijah
  5. While peter was speaking, a bright light over shadowed them and a voice from the clouds said” This is my beloved son with whom I am well pleased listen to him”.

(i) The appearance of Moses and Elijah signified that Jesus came to fulfil the law and the prophets and not to cancel it.

(ii) It confirms Jesus as the true son of God.

(iii) The disappearance of Moses and Elijah signify that the law and the prophet had come to pass or had been replaced by a new fulfilled one in Jesus Christ

(iv) The disciples of Jesus became stronger in the faith that Jesus was truly the son of God

(i) Jesus was going to Galilee, He passed through Samaria, there he met a Samaritan woman at Jacob’s well, she came to fetch water.

(ii) Jesus requested for water, the woman questioned, why he (Jesus) a Jews, should ask water from her a Samaritan.

(iii) Jesus replied that if she knew the gift of God and who he was, that requested for water, she would have asked him for a living water.

(iv) In her reply, the woman said to Jesus, that he did not have any container to draw the water and that the well was deep. She asked where Jesus got that water from?

(v) She queried Jesus, whether, he was greater than their father Jacob who dug the well and drank from it.

(vi) Jesus said “everyone who drinks of the water that I shall give him will become in him a spring of water, welling up to eternal life

(i) The living waters is used by Jesus as a figuration expression, it means the “word of God”

(ii) It signifies that, to Jesus Christ, there or no discrimination among the Jews, Greeks and Gentiles.

(iii) The living water which comes out from Jesus is enough to sustain us in all ssituations, we may find ourselves

(iv) The living water from Jesus will lead us to heaven.

  1. After the death of Stephen many Christians ran to Damascus. Saul went from house to house persecuting those who belong to the faith
  2. Saul went to the high priest to collect a letter to travel to Damascus and bring down to Jerusalem in chains those who belong to the way.
  3. On his way near Damascus, a bright light from heaven shone on him, and he fell down as he heard a voice saying, “Saul, Saul why do you persecuted me? Saul said “who art thou Lord”. The voice said “I am Jesus whom you are persecuting, but rise and enter the city and you would be told what to do”
  4. God placed Ananais in Damascus to restore Saul’s sight. Saul lived for three days without food.
  1. Saul who persecuted the Christians now became a major soul winner for the church
  2. It led to the expansion of the church
  3. Many people were converted to Christianity
  4. It led to the university of the church
  1. God’s promise to Abraham that his descendants would inherit the world was not because of obedience to the law, but as a result of his faith in God.
  2. The knowledge of the law leads to punishment, without the law, there would be no sin.
  3. The promises to Abraham’s descendants alone but for all who believe by faith, just as Abraham the father of the faithful.

(i) If we obey the law, it would not lead to salvation

(ii) It is the belief of the Christian that he had died to sin through his baptism and faith in Jesus

(iii) Trough God’s grace, Christians would live eternally with Jesus in heaven

  1. Paul rebuked the Thessalonians and disowned those brothers in the church who lived in idleness for they were not living according to the laid down miles of the church
  2. He encouraged them to imitate his exemplary life, He did not in any way like idleness, neither did he depends on their material support for living
  3. He worked for his earning and paid for what he ate
  4.  Paul said if anyone would not work let him not eat.
  5. He mentioned those members who would not work but were replying on others, he commanded them to desist from “such habits.
  6.  He warned that any one or member should be isolated.
  7.  Paul warned that such a member should not be regarded as an enemy or enemies, but they should be treated with all human sympathy
  1. No particular job is indispensable
  2.  All jobs are complementary
  3. We should not look at any job as menial
  4. We must work to earn a living for other to be encouraged by our example

 

  1. Paul admonished that if one is raised with Christ let him seek the things that are below, for such a person has died and his life is hid in Christ.
  2.  When Christ who is our life appears, then we will appear with him in glory, putting to death what is earthly, such as fornication, impurity, passion, evil desire, covetousness and idolatry.
  3.  Paul enjoined us to put away anger, wrath, slander and foul talk, from our mouth
  4.  There should be no discrimination of race, no Greek or Jews, free or slave circumcised and uncircumcised, sex or creed, but Christ should be all in all.
  5. He also admonished that, they should put on compassion, kindness, lowliness, meekness, patience etc.
  1. Living a new life and forgetting the old
  2.  As a Christian you should be a light and salt of the world
  3.  You must involve yourself in the work of preaching the Gospel.

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