2004 WAEC SSCE Christian Religious Knowledge Past Questions

Christian Religious Studies, also known as Christian Religious Knowledge (CRK), is concerned with the study of the Christian religion and is devoted to research into Christian religious beliefs, behaviors, and institutions.

Christian Religious Knowledge2004

How did James prove that 'faith apart from works is dead'?

Christian Religious Knowledge2004

(a) Highlight James' message on effective prayer (b) Identify any three factors that can hinder prayer.

Christian Religious Knowledge2004

(a) Give an account of Paul's teaching on dignity of labour, in Thessalonians. (b) In what three ways does the church uphold the teaching today?

Christian Religious Knowledge2004

(a) What was Paul's advice on the right attitude to Civil Authority? (b) State three ways in which a Christian can demonstrate the qualities of a good citizen

Christian Religious Knowledge2004

(a) Trace the circumstances that led to the death of Ananias and Sapphira. (b) Indicate two lessons that could be drawn from this incident.

Christian Religious Knowledge2004

(a) How did Jesus describe himself as the 'Door' and the 'Good Shepherd'? (b) In what two ways is this teaching relevant to Christians?

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(a) Discuss Jesus' sermon on the Mount under the following headings:(i) adultery and divorce(ii) neighbours and enemies (b) Mention two lessons that can be derived from Jesus' teaching on adultery and divorce.

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(a) Outline the Lukan account of the birth of Jesus. (b) What two lessons can be learnt from the circumstances of Jesus' birth?

Christian Religious Knowledge2004

(a) Explain how Ezekiel was commissioned as a prophet (b) Identify two lessons that can be derived from his experiences.

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(a) How did Josiah react to the contents of the Book of the Law found in the house of the Lord by Hilkiah? (b) State any four of Josiah's reforms.

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(a) What circumstances led to the rejection of Saul as king over Israel? (b) Mention three lessons that can be learnt from this rejection.

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(a) Give an account of the capture of Jericho. (b) What three lessons can be drawn from the incident?

Christian Religious Knowledge2004

The first four commandments teach us about our

Christian Religious Knowledge2004

When the people of Israel lacked water in the wilderness, they reacted by

Christian Religious Knowledge2004

In Israel, Deborah's court as a prophetess was from

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Joshua's farewell address to the elders of Israel took place at

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The Israelites' murmurings in the wilderness of

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God provided the Israelites with quails and manna in the wilderness of

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The snatching of Naboth's vineyard by Ahab and Jezeebel amounted to

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David committed adultery with

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