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JAMB CRS Questions and Answers 2026
The following JAMB CRS Questions and Answers 2026 are the questions you should expect in your CRS paper in 2026 UTME, together with their answers. You can click on the answer keys to get explanations
UTME Christian Religious Studies Examination 2026
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1. In the creation story, God created man on the
Explanation: Genesis 1:26-31 states that God created man in His image on the sixth day. Tip: The seventh day is for rest.
2. The sin committed by Adam and Eve is known as
Explanation: It introduced sin into humanity (Genesis 3). Tip: Consequences include expulsion from Eden and labor pains.
3. Abraham’s call by God is recorded in Genesis
Explanation: Genesis 12:1-3: God promises land, descendants, and blessing. Tip: Covenant with Abraham is foundational to Judaism and Christianity.
4. The brother who sold Joseph into slavery was
Explanation: Genesis 37: Judah suggested selling him to Ishmaelites. Tip: Reuben tried to save him but failed.
5. The Ten Commandments were given to Moses on Mount
Explanation: Exodus 20: Covenant code for Israel’s relationship with God. Tip: First four concern God; last six concern humans.
6. The first king of Israel was
Explanation: 1 Samuel 9-10: Anointed by Samuel. Tip: His disobedience led to rejection.
7. The prophet who challenged the prophets of Baal was
Explanation: 1 Kings 18: Contest on Mount Carmel. Tip: Fire from heaven proved Yahweh’s power.
8. The book of Psalms is attributed mainly to
Explanation: David composed many; book of prayers and praises. Tip: Psalm 23 is the Shepherd Psalm.
9. The suffering servant in Isaiah refers to
Explanation: Isaiah 53: Prophetic of Christ’s atonement. Tip: Dual fulfillment: Israel and Jesus.
10. The new covenant promised in Jeremiah is based on
Explanation: Jeremiah 31:31-34: Internal transformation by the Spirit. Tip: Fulfilled in Christ (Hebrews 8).
11. In the book of Hosea, Gomer represents
Explanation: Hosea 1-3: Marriage metaphor for God’s redemptive love. Tip: Children named to symbolize judgment.
12. The parable of the sower in Matthew teaches about
Explanation: Matthew 13: Different soils represent hearts. Tip: Good soil yields 30, 60, 100-fold.
13. The Sermon on the Mount is found in Matthew chapters
Explanation: Ethical teachings including Beatitudes. Tip: “Salt of the earth” and Lord’s Prayer.
14. Peter’s confession of Jesus as Messiah is in Matthew
Explanation: Matthew 16:16; leads to transfiguration prediction. Tip: Rock upon which church built.
15. The transfiguration of Jesus occurred on Mount
Explanation: Matthew 17: Moses and Elijah appear. Tip: Voice affirms Jesus as Son.
16. The greatest commandment according to Jesus is to
Explanation: Matthew 22:36-40: Hangs all law and prophets. Tip: Love fulfills the law (Romans 13:10).
17. The Lord’s Prayer begins with
Explanation: Matthew 6:9: Addresses God intimately. Tip: Model for prayer: adoration, provision, forgiveness.
18. The triumphal entry of Jesus into Jerusalem was on a
Explanation: Matthew 21: Fulfills Zechariah 9:9 prophecy. Tip: Palms and “Hosanna” shouts.
19. The Last Supper instituted the sacrament of
Explanation: Matthew 26: “Do this in remembrance.” Tip: Body and blood symbolism.
20. Peter’s denial of Jesus occurred
Explanation: Matthew 26:69-75: Fulfills Jesus’ prediction. Tip: Rooster crowed; Peter wept bitterly.
21. The Great Commission is recorded in Matthew
Explanation: Matthew 28:18-20: Make disciples of all nations. Tip: Baptism and teaching obedience.
22. Paul’s conversion occurred on the road to
Explanation: Acts 9: Vision of Jesus; scales fell from eyes. Tip: From persecutor to apostle.
23. The fruit of the Spirit listed in Galatians includes
Explanation: Galatians 5:22-23: Nine qualities. Tip: Contrast with works of the flesh.
24. The armor of God is described in Ephesians
Explanation: Ephesians 6:10-18: Belt of truth, etc. Tip: For spiritual warfare.
25. In Philippians, Paul emphasizes
Explanation: Written from prison; “rejoice in the Lord.” Tip: Christ hymn in chapter 2.
26. The book of Hebrews describes Jesus as
Explanation: Hebrews 4-10: Superior to Levitical priesthood. Tip: Once-for-all sacrifice.
27. James teaches that faith without works is
Explanation: James 2:14-26: Abraham’s obedience example. Tip: Complements Paul’s justification by faith.
28. The book of Revelation begins with letters to seven
Explanation: Revelation 2-3: Commendations and warnings. Tip: Symbolic of church conditions.
29. Christian marriage is described as a reflection of
Explanation: Ephesians 5: Christ and church. Tip: Mutual submission and sacrificial love.
30. The Christian view of work emphasizes it as
Explanation: Genesis 2: Pre-fall mandate; Colossians 3: As unto Lord. Tip: Integrity and excellence.
31. The parable of the Good Samaritan teaches
Explanation: Luke 10: Samaritan aids victim. Tip: Crosses ethnic barriers.
32. Christian attitude to wealth is to use it for
Explanation: 1 Timothy 6: Danger of love of money. Tip: Generosity and contentment.
33. The role of the church in society includes
Explanation: Salt and light (Matthew 5). Tip: Social justice and evangelism.
34. Contemporary issues like corruption are addressed by
Explanation: Proverbs 11:1; honesty as righteousness. Tip: Accountability and integrity.
35. The early church in Acts shared possessions because of
Explanation: Acts 2:44-45; no one in need. Tip: Model for communal living.
36. The Nicene Creed affirms belief in
Explanation: Trinity doctrine from 325 AD council. Tip: Counters heresies on Christ’s divinity.
37. The Reformation was led by Martin Luther who protested
Explanation: 95 Theses 1517; faith alone, scripture alone. Tip: Led to Protestant denominations.
38. The spread of Christianity in Nigeria began with
Explanation: CMS and Qua Iboe missions. Tip: Key figures: Ajayi Crowther.
39. Ecumenism promotes
Explanation: John 17:21; cooperation in mission. Tip: World Council of Churches.
40. The Bible’s authority in Christianity is as
Explanation: 2 Timothy 3:16; profitable for doctrine. Tip: Canonized Old/New Testaments.
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Conclusion
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