ANSWER ANY FIVE QUESTIONS
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- Describe the first Biblical creation account (Genesis I)
- Mention SIC relationships between human beings and God in the second Biblical account of creation.
- Give lessons to Christians from the fall of Adam into sin in Genesis 3 (6 marks)
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- Outline SIX importance of the Abrahamic covenant (6 marks)
- What were the physical effects of the Egyptians when Pharaoh refused to release the Israelites? (7 marks)
- State lessons to Christians from the breaking of the Sinai covenant (7 marks)
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- Identify FIVE problems encountered by the Israelites while settling in Canaan (5 marks)
- Write down failures of King Saul (7 marks)
- State activities that describe Elijah as the man of God (8 marks)
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- Outline FIVE differences between the Old Testament Prophets and African Seers (5 marks)
- Describe the vision of the Plumbline as revealed to prophet Amos during his call (Amos 7:7-9) (8 marks)
- State lessons to Christians from Amos teaching on Israel Election (7 marks)
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- Identify teaching of prophet Jeremiah on idolatry (6 marks)
- Explain the significance of Jeremiah’s symbolic act of buying linen waist cloth (Jeremiah 13) (8 marks)
- Mention SIX sufferings of Prophet Jeremiah during his ministry (8 marks)
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- What were the roles of Rainmakers in traditional African communities? (7 marks)
- State occasions when services of the herbalists were required in African communities (6 marks)
- Identify traditional African practices undermining the dignity of women (7 marks)
MARKING SCHEME
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- The first biblical creation account
- God created the world in six days
- On the first day God created light
- He separated light from darkness and named light (Day) and darkness (… night).
- On the second day, he divided waters above from waters below by means of firmament. He called it Sky
- On the third day, God divided dry land from the water/Thus he crated the seas and all kinds of vegetation
- On the Fourth day, God crated the Sun, moon and stars
- On the fifth day, he created the birds of airs and fish
- He commanded them to be fruitful and fill their habitat
- On the Sixth day, God created all kinds of animals
- He completed his work by creating human being in His own image and likeness
- God was pleased with his work and He saw that it was good
- On the Seventh day, God rested after completing his work of creation
- Relationship between human beings and god in the creation stories (second)
- Human beings were created by God from dust
- Human beings have the spirit of God in them
- Human beings are to obey God
- Human beings get their provision from God
- They are to take care of God’s creation
- Lessons from the fall of adam into sin
- Shame a product sin
- They should not hide from God
- They should be open to God
- They should repent their sins
- They should not shift blames
- They should accept God’s punishments for sin
- They should obey God’s punishments for commandments
- Pray to God to overcome temptations
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- Importance of Abraham covenant
- Showed Abraham’s faith in God
- Demonstrated Abraham’s obedience to God
- Abraham was assured of God’s protection
- It shows God’s commitment to the fulfillment of the promises he made
- God revealed to Abraham that he would have a son
- It brings out the importance of concept of faith
- It reveals God’s serious intention to have a close relationship with human beings/bring salvation
- God was in control of Abraham’s life
- Physical effects of Pharaoh’s refusal
- River Nile turned into blood causing a foul smell
- Frogs came out of the River and covered everywhere
- Grants invaded the land
- Great swam of biting flies invaded the land
- Death of Egyptian animals
- Thunder/hailstorms
- Terrible diseases killed the Egyptians
- Locust invaded the land
- There was thick darkness
- Death of Egyptian First born sons.
- Lessons from the breaking of the Sinai covenant
- God is the only one to be worshiped
- Christian should have faith in God
- God should not be represented by images
- Christian should not be swayed by others
- They should read the Bible
- God hates sin
- They should resist temptations to worship modern idols
- God is all knowing
- Importance of Abraham covenant
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- Differentiate between Old Testament prophets and African seers
- Old Testament prophets emphasized covenant way of life while African seers targeted the entire social wellbeing of the society.
- The OT prophets were note accepted by their own people while the traditional seers were highly regarded in the community
- OT prophets have been recorded and preserved while traditional prophets have been passed on through oral tradition
- OT prophets worshiped in temples while traditional seers worshiped in shrines
- OT prophets emphasized on monotheistic religion while traditional seers recognized and worshiped ancestral spirits
- OT prophets were chosen by God while traditional seers either inherited the work or were chosen by the community.
- The vision of the plumbline (amos 7:7-9)
- Amos saw the Lord standing beside a wall that had been built with the help of a plumb line
- God was carrying a plumb line in the hand
- The Lord asked Amos (what do you want to see?)
- God said that eh is using the plumb line to show that his people are like a crooked wall
- The Lord said that he will punish the Israelites
- The places where Isaac descendants were staying will be destroyed
- The holy places of Israel will be left in ruins
- God will bring the dynasty of King Jeroboam to an end
- Lesson from Amos teachings on election
- God chooses Christians from many other
- God protects them from enemies
- Christians are the people of God, the new Israel-They should be faithful/obedient
- It is God who chooses them
- God will punish unrepentant Christians
- They should always repent
- They are chosen to proclaim Good News
- Differentiate between Old Testament prophets and African seers
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- Teachings of Jeremiah on idolatry
- He claimed Idolatry/reminded the people that idols by pointing out that they were powerless
- Idolatry defiled the holy land
- Idolatry was a rebellion against Yahweh
- Judah will be utterly destroyed because of idolatry
- The people had become worthless because of worshiping worthless gods
- To Jeremiah, idolatry was like prostitution
- Idols were placed on hill tops
- Altars wren built for Pagan gods
- Symbolic act of buying linen waist cloth
- Linen cloth symbolized Israel holiness
- The fact that the linen garment was not washed symbolized sinfulness
- The wearing of the linen cloth shows that God wants his people to remain loyal to him
- The spoilt cloth shows that the Israelites were now spoilt good for noting
- The city of Jerusalem will be destroyed/people taken to exile
- Suffering of Jeremiah
- Suffered from loneliness/did not marry
- Was imprisoned by king Zedekiah
- Was rejected by his own family
- Was threaten with death
- Message was rejected
- Was mocked
- Was arrested/put on trial
- Some people plotted to kill him
- Was thrown into a deep pit
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- Roles of rainmakers
- Pray for rain
- Predicts rain/draught
- Offers sacrifices to the ancestors to provide rain
- Act as intermediaries between God and the people
- Keep and maintain a shrine when rain performing activities take place
- Advice on the time to plant
- Predict the future
- Plead with God to stop rain when there is floods
- Interest the signs of animals behavior to foretell weather
- Occassions when services of rainmakers were required
- During sickens
- During initiation
- When a person required charms for protection
- During calamities
- To dispel witchcraft
- In case of importance barrenness
- Before important understandings e.g. Marriage
- Practices undermining the dignity women
- Clitoridectory
- Polygamy
- Early marriage
- Wife inheritance
- Discrimination on inheritance of land
- Definition of diet on gender line
- Wife beating
- Being treated as sex objects/ avenues for procreation
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