Question 9
POST_UTME_UNIBEN
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2019
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CRS
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objective
Describe the significance of the 'covenant' in the book of Exodus, highlighting its implications for the Israelites and their relationship with God.
Answer Options
Correct Answer
A.
The covenant in the book of Exodus refers to the agreement between God and the Israelites, in which God promised to be their God and they promised to obey His laws.
B.
The covenant in the book of Exodus refers to the agreement between God and the Israelites, in which God promised to deliver them from slavery and they promised to worship Him alone.
C.
The covenant in the book of Exodus refers to the agreement between God and the Israelites, in which God promised to give them the Promised Land and they promised to obey His laws.
D.
The covenant in the book of Exodus refers to the agreement between God and the Israelites, in which God promised to forgive their sins and they promised to follow His commands.
Correct Answer
A
Correct Option:
The covenant in the book of Exodus refers to the agreement between God and the Israelites, in which God promised to be their God and they promised to obey His laws.
About This Question
This is
Post Utme Uniben
2019
Crs
Question 9.
It is one of the
objective
questions from the
2019
Post Utme Uniben
Crs
examination.