WAEC Christian Religious Knowledge (CRK) 2007 Past Questions

(a) Highlight the covenant promises which God made to Abraham.

(b) In what three ways are these promises significant to Christians? 

(a) Describe the escape of the Israelites from Egypt.

(b) In what two ways was this event significant to Israel.

(a) How did David react to the assassination of Abner? 

(b) Indicate two lessons that can be learnt from this incident.

(a) Explain how the faith of Shedrach, Meshach and Abednego was tested in Babylon.

(b) Give four examples of cultural practices which are contrary to the Christian faith in your society. 

(a) Give an account of Mary's encounter with Angel Gabriel.

(b) State two significant points in Mary's reply to the angel's announcement.

(a) Describe the roles of Joseph of Arimathea and the women in the burial of Jesus.

(b) In what three ways was Joseph's action significant? 

(a) Narrate the event that portrayed Jesus as the "Resurrection and the life".

(b) What two lessons can be drawn from this declaration?

(a) Explain how Herod opposed the early church.

(b) Identify two consequences of this opposition.

(a) Outline Paul's message on justification.

(b) State two conditions for the attainment of justification. 

 (a) According to Paul, what are the signs of the parousia?

(b) State three lessons relevant to Christians in Paul's explanation.

(a) How did Paul convince the Galatians that Christians are children of God?

(b) Indicate two ways Christians should manifest themselves as children of God.

(a) Explain Peter's description of Christians as "a Chosen Race and a royal Priesthood"...

(b) Give two examples in a Christian's daily life to support the above description.