Question 25
GCE_MODEL_QUESTIONS_VOL1
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2019
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CHRISTIAN_RELIGIOUS_STUDIES
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objective
Both the Parable of the Sower and the Parable of the Mustard Seed illustrate a common principle about the Kingdom of God. Identify this principle and explain how each parable uses a different natural metaphor to convey it.
Answer Options
Correct Answer
A.
The principle is that the Kingdom of God begins small and expands when received; the Sower uses soils to show how hearts receive the seed, while the Mustard Seed uses a tiny seed that grows into a large plant to illustrate the kingdom's growth.
B.
The principle is that the Kingdom of God is a hidden treasure awaiting discovery; the Sower uses soils to show how hearts receive the seed, while the Mustard Seed uses a tiny seed that grows into a large plant to illustrate the kingdom's growth.
C.
The principle is that the Kingdom of God is a light that shines in darkness; the Sower uses soils to show how hearts receive the seed, while the Mustard Seed uses a tiny seed that grows into a large plant to illustrate the kingdom's growth.
D.
The principle is that the Kingdom of God is a feast prepared for the righteous; the Sower uses soils to show how hearts receive the seed, while the Mustard Seed uses a tiny seed that grows into a large plant to illustrate the kingdom's growth.
Correct Answer
A
Correct Option:
The principle is that the Kingdom of God begins small and expands when received; the Sower uses soils to show how hearts receive the seed, while the Mustard Seed uses a tiny seed that grows into a large plant to illustrate the kingdom's growth.
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Gce Model Questions Vol1
2019
Christian Religious Studies
Question 25.
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objective
questions from the
2019
Gce Model Questions Vol1
Christian Religious Studies
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Difficulty level:
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