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Questions and lecture notes stay there.Practice this subjectOpen lecture notesOfficial rules, eligibility, and dates stay on the JAMB UTME guide.subject outlineThe Sovereignty of GodGod as Creator and Controller of the UniverseDefine the term 'sovereignty'Analyse God's process of creationInterpret the sequence of creationIdentify man's role in advancing God's purpose in creationThe CovenantThe flood and God's covenant with NoahGod's covenant with AbrahamGod's covenant with IsraelThe New CovenantExplain the concept of covenantExamine the importance and implication of the covenantsDistinguish between God's covenants with Noah, Abraham and IsraelDistinguish between the old and the new covenantsLeadership QualitiesExamples of JosephExamples of MosesExamples of JoshuaExamples of Judges (Deborah, Gideon, Samson)Examine the circumstances that gave rise to the leadership of Joseph, Moses, Joshua and the JudgesIdentify the major talents of these leadersAssess God's role in the works of these leadersAnalyse the achievements of these leadersDivine Providence, Guidance and ProtectionGuidance and ProtectionProvisionIdentify the different ways by which God guided and protected the people of IsraelSpecify how God provided for His peopleIdentify the different occasions when God provided for IsraelParental ResponsibilityExamples of Eli and SamuelExamples of DavidExamples of AsaDetermine the extent to which Eli, Samuel and David were responsible for the short-comings of their childrenDescribe how Asa pleased GodObedience and DisobedienceObedience and Rewards - AbrahamObedience and Rewards - Three Hebrew youthObedience and Rewards - DavidDetermine why Abraham, the three Hebrew youths and David obeyed GodIdentify the rewards for obedienceDisobedience and Consequences - AdamDisobedience and Consequences - Collection of MannaDisobedience and Consequences - The Golden CalfDisobedience and Consequences - MosesDisobedience and Consequences - SaulCompare the disobedience of Adam, the people of Israel, Moses and SaulIndicate the reasons for their disobedienceIdentify the consequences of disobedienceA man after God's own heartIdentify David's anointing experienceThe early life of DavidSpecify how David submitted to the will of GodExamine the situations that led to David's sin and repentanceDavid's submission to the will of GodDavid's repentance and forgivenessIdentify why God forgave DavidDecision - MakingReliance on a medium (Saul)The wisdom of SolomonUnwise policies of Solomon and RehoboamIdentify the source of Solomon's wisdomCompare the different ways used by Saul and Solomon in making decisionsAnalyse the decisions made by Saul, Solomon and RehoboamAssess the consequences of Solomon and Rehoboam's unwise decisionsGreed and its effectsExamples of AhabExamples of GehaziDeduce the meaning of greedDistinguish between Ahab and Gehazi's greedAnalyse the consequences of Ahab and Gehazi's greedThe Supremacy of GodReligious tension and the power of God on Mount CarmelAssess the religious situation in Israel at the time of Elijah and AhabIdentify the characters involved in the contest on Mount CarmelDifferentiate between God's power and that of BaalReligious reforms in JudahCleansing of the TempleRenewal of the CovenantAnalyse Josiah's religious reformsDetermine the reasons for the renewal of the covenantAssess the significance of the reformsConcern for JudahThe fall of JerusalemCondition of JudahResponse to the state of JudahIdentify the reasons for the fall of JerusalemExamine the condition of Judah during the exileAnalyse the people's response to the call of Nehemiah and Ezra to rebuild JerusalemDistinguish between Nehemiah and Ezra's responses to the opposition of their enemiesFaith, Courage and ProtectionExamples of Daniel, Shadrach, Meshach and AbednegoAnalyse the stories of Shadrach, Meshach, Abednego and DanielDetermine the occasions in which the four men demonstrated faithAnalyse the effects of the faith of the four men on the BabyloniansGod's message to NinevehJonah and his messageAnalyse the story of Jonah's callDescribe the consequences of Jonah's disobedienceAssess the effect of Jonah's message on the NinevitesEmulate the example of the NinevitesSocial justice, True religion and Divine loveSocial justice and true religionDivine love and human responseDetermine what true religion isIdentify the ills that led to the call for social justice in Amos' timeExamine the condition in Israel during Hosea's timeAnalyse Hosea's portrayal of divine love and human responseHoliness and Divine callDistinguish the calls of Isaiah, Ezekiel and JeremiahCompare the assignments given to these prophetsDetermine the need for God's people to be holyPunishment and HopeDescribe the situations that led to the punishment of IsraelIdentify the conditions for hopeDetermine the benefits of restorationThe birth and early life of JesusJohn, the forerunner of JesusThe birth and boyhood of JesusCompare the stories of the births of John and JesusAssess the importance of John as the forerunner of JesusDescribe the boyhood of JesusThe baptism and temptation of JesusDetermine the meaning and purpose of the baptism of JesusEnumerate the temptations of JesusExamine the significance of the temptations of JesusDiscipleshipThe call of the first disciplesThe demands of discipleshipIdentify the first disciples to be called by JesusDetermine the demands of discipleshipMiraclesNature miracles - Stilling the stormNature miracles - Feeding of the five thousandNature miracles - Walking on the seaNature miracles - Changing water to wineMiracles of resuscitation - The raising of LazarusMiracles of resuscitation - The raising of Jairus' daughterMiracles of resuscitation - The raising of the widow's son at NainHealing miracles - The lepersHealing miracles - The paralytic at the poolHealing miracles - The centurion's servantHealing miracles - The blindExorcism - The Gerasene (Gadarene) demoniacExorcism - The epileptic boyClassify the different miracles of JesusIndicate the occasion of each of the miraclesExamine the significance of each of the miraclesThe ParablesParables of the kingdom - The sowerParables of the kingdom - The weedsParables of the kingdom - The drag-netParables of the kingdom - The wedding garmentParables about love of GodParables about love for one anotherParable about wealth - The rich foolParables on prayerClassify the different parables of JesusIdentify the occasion of each parableInterpret the meaning of each parableGive reasons why Jesus taught in parablesSermon on the MountAnalyse the teachings on the MountIdentify the demands of the KingdomDetermine the consequences of placing worldly possessions above heavenly treasuresAssociate the rewards for obedience with the sermon on the MountMission of the disciplesThe mission of the twelveThe mission of the seventyDistinguish between the mission of the twelve and the seventySpecify the instructions to the disciplesAssess the outcomes of the missionsThe Great ConfessionAnalyse the confession by PeterIdentify the occasion of the Great ConfessionExamine the significance of the Great ConfessionThe TransfigurationTrace the events leading to the TransfigurationDetermine the significance of the Transfiguration to the disciplesIdentify the personalities involved in the Transfiguration accountThe Triumphal Entry and the cleansing of the TempleRecount the Triumphal Entry and the cleansing of the TempleDetermine the significance of the Triumphal Entry and the cleansing of the TempleExamine how the cleansing of the Temple caused hostility towards JesusThe Last SupperTrace the story of the Last SupperEvaluate the significance of the Last SupperThe trials and the death of JesusThe trials of Jesus before the High PriestThe trials of Jesus before PilateThe trials of Jesus before HerodCrucifixion and burial of JesusAnalyse the different trials of JesusDescribe the crucifixion and burial of JesusDeduce the lessons of the death of JesusResurrection, appearances and ascension of JesusTrace the stories of the resurrection, appearances and ascension of JesusCompare the personalities involved in the storiesAnalyse the relevance of the resurrection and ascension of JesusJesus' teachings about HimselfThe Bread of Life and the Living WaterThe Light of the WorldThe Door, the Lamb and the Good ShepherdThe True VineThe ResurrectionAnalyse the different teachings of Jesus about HimselfDeduce the reasons for Jesus' teachings about HimselfInterpret the meanings of the symbols used by Jesus about HimselfLoveGod's love for manLove for one anotherDescribe God's love for manSpecify the ways they can love one anotherEvaluate the significance of loveFellowship in the Early ChurchCommunal livingProblems of communal living and solutionsIdentify the reasons for communal living in the Early ChurchIdentify the problems of communal living and their solutionsExamine how communal living helped the growth of the Early ChurchThe Holy Spirit and the mission of the ChurchThe PentecostTrace the story of the PentecostExamine the significance of the Pentecost experienceThe mission of the ChurchAnalyse the mission of the ChurchOpposition to the Gospel messageThe arrest and imprisonment of Peter and JohnThe martyrdom of StephenPersecution by SaulTrace the story of the arrest and imprisonment of Peter and JohnTrace the events that led to the martyrdom of StephenDescribe the role of Saul in the persecution of the ChurchEvaluate the importance of persecution to the growth of the ChurchPersecution of PaulAccount for the persecution of PaulMission to the GentilesConversion of SaulConversion of CorneliusThe commissioning and mission of PaulThe Council of JerusalemCompare the conversions of Saul and CorneliusAnalyse the commissioning and mission of PaulExamine the main decisions at the Council of JerusalemIdentify the personalities involved at the Council of JerusalemExamine the relevance of the main decisions at the Council of JerusalemAssess Paul's role in the mission to the GentilesJustification by FaithInterpret the phrase 'justification by faith'Identify the basic conditions for justificationDetermine the fruits of justificationThe Law and GraceExamine the purpose and significance of the law and graceIdentify the place of the Law among the JewsNew life in ChristDescribe the characteristics of the old lifeAnalyse the new life in ChristIdentify the conditions of the new lifeExamine the benefits of the new lifeChristians as joint heirs with ChristDescribe how Christians are joint heirs with ChristIndicate the benefits of being joint heirs with ChristHumilityDetermine the meaning of humilityIdentify the requirements of humilityIdentify the rewards of humilityForgivenessAnalyse Paul's teaching on forgivenessAssess the benefits of forgivenessSpiritual giftsIdentify the different spiritual giftsAnalyse the benefits of spiritual gifts to the individual and the churchChristian GivingInterpret the concept of Christian givingRelate the teachings of Paul on Christian givingIdentify the importance of Christian givingCivic responsibilityIdentify the need for obedience to authoritySpecify the requirements of good citizenshipDignity of labourInterpret the concept of dignity of labourAnalyse the benefits of labourThe second coming of ChristThe signs of the Coming of ChristPreparation for His comingIdentify the signs of the Second Coming of ChristSpecify the preparations for His comingIndicate what will happen during His Second ComingExamine the importance of His comingImpartialityInterpret the concept of impartialityIdentify causes of partialityExamine the consequences of partialityEffective prayerIdentify the requirements of effective prayerDistinguish between effective and ineffective prayerIdentify the importance of prayerChristian living in the communityInterpersonal relationships among ChristiansChristians living among non-ChristiansChristian attitude to persecutionRelationship in the Christian familyDetermine interpersonal relationships among ChristiansAnalyse Christian living among non-ChristiansRelate Christian attitude to persecutionDetermine the relationship in the Christian familyExamine the importance of maintaining good relationshipsCorruptionDefine the term corruptionIdentify the causes of corruptionDetermine the effects and consequences of corruptionIdentify ways of curbing corruptionSexual ImmoralityProstitutionAdultery and FornicationHomosexualityIdentify what constitute sexual immoralityDetermine the causes of sexual immoralityExamine the effects and consequences of sexual immoralityIdentify ways of curbing sexual immorality
