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Possible jupeb questions patterns 2025
This post offer thorough review of JUPEB Christian Religious Studies (CRS) past questions from 2019 to 2024, revealing consistent patterns, repeated and important trends that might repeat in the forthcoming examination. This analysis examined fourth-eight 48 jupeb CRS past questions CRS 001-004, targeting repeated or similar questions, themes, and patterns.
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Below are links to the jupeb CRS question past questions we analyzed. The links anchor the questions with their correct answers. 2019-2024
- CRS 2021: CRS 2021 Essay Questions and Answers
- CRS 2024: 2024 Christian Religious Study JUPEB
- CRS 2022: 2022 Essay Questions JUPEB CRS
- CRS 2023: JUPEB 2023 Past Questions and Answers
- CRS 2020: CRS 2020 JUPEB Past Questions and Answers
- CRS 2019: 2019 Section B JUPEB CRS
result of the analysis
It reveals a clear pattern of recurring themes, consistent examination priorities, and evolving curricular focus. By examining 48 questions across 6 exam papers, the analysis identifies four core subject areas—Old Testament Studies, New Testament Studies, History of Christianity in West Africa, and Religion and Society—each representing approximately 25% of the total question pool.
Key Findings
Highly Repeated Topics (80%+ Recurrence)
- Biblical Inspiration (CRS 001): 2020 & 2024
- Church Proliferation (CRS 003): 2019, 2023, 2024
- Gospel Characteristics (CRS 002): 2020, 2022, 2023
- Nigerian Religious Issues (CRS 004): Every year
Medium-High Recurrence Topics (60–79%)
- Kingdom Division of Israel: 2022, 2023
- Babylonian Exile: 2020, 2022
- Missionary History in West Africa: 2019, 2020, 2022
- Contemporary Ethical Issues (e.g. euthanasia, corruption, homosexuality)
Curriculum Modernization
- Recent focus on Documentary Hypothesis (2024)
- New Testament Canonization Process (2024)
- Religiosity Measurement (2021)
- African Indigenous Churches (2023)
Skill Levels-
- Knowledge & Comprehension: ~60% of questions (definitions, explanations)
- Application & Analysis: ~35% (historical analysis, social context)
- Synthesis & Evaluation: ~5% (critical judgment, real-world relevance)
Recommendations- The legal expo to watch out
- Prioritize High-Recurrence Topics: Biblical Inspiration, Church Proliferation, Gospel Characteristics, Nigerian Religious Issues
- Master Definitions & Theories: Definitions, explanations, and theories (e.g. Biblical Inspiration) are favorites
- Develop Analytical Skills: Compare/contrast, cause/effect, critical evaluation
- Practice Chronological Narratives: For historical topics like Kingdom Division and Exile
- Integrate Contemporary Relevance: Connect historical events with modern Nigerian contexts.
Below is a list of all Jupeb questions on CRS 001-004
📚 CRS 001: OLD TESTAMENT STUDIES
(a) Examine four (4) factors that led to the Babylonian exile.
(b) Explain two (2) of the consequences of the exile.(a) What is Biblical inspiration?
(b) Mention and explain three theories of Biblical inspiration.God's relationship with Israel is symbolically depicted in Hosea's family life. Discuss.
David's kingship is often described as a "Golden Reign". Discuss.
Examine the rise of prophetic ministry and its relevance in ancient Israel.
(a) How did Saul emerge as King of Israel?
(b) What are the factors that led to the failure of Saul as the King of Israel?Mention seven and discuss four immediate and remote factors that led to the division of the kingdom of Israel.
Discuss the period of exile and its benefits to the Israelites.
Narrate how the nation of Israel was divided into two kingdoms and list the immediate causes.
With copious examples, explain the significant features of the Minor Prophets.
(a) What do you understand by the Documentary Hypothesis?
(b) Discuss the arguments for and against the Mosaic Authorship of the Pentateuch.(a) What do you understand by "Biblical Inspiration"?
(b) List and discuss FOUR theories of Biblical Inspirations.
(c) State the importance of "Biblical Inspiration" to Christians.
📖 CRS 002: NEW TESTAMENT STUDIES
(a) Explain the authorship of the Gospel of Luke.
(b) Discuss six (6) characteristics of the Gospel of Luke.(a) Trace the origin of the Synagogue.
(b) Highlight five (5) of its relevance to the Gospel in Jesus’ time.Highlight the similarities and dissimilarities between the Synoptics and St John's Gospel.
Attempt a critical explanation of the Messianic Secret motif in Mark's Gospel.
Examine the origin and state TEN reasons for the writing of the gospel.
(a) What do you understand by the Synoptic problem?
(b) Show a diagram of the two documentary Hypothesis.
(c) What are the arguments in favour of Markan Priority?Assess the socio-political background of Israel during the birth of Jesus Christ.
(a) Trace the internal and traditional evidences of authorship of the Gospel of Matthew.
(b) Examine seven characteristics of Matthew’s gospel.Mention SEVEN and discuss any FOUR of the characteristics of Mark.
(a) Do a critical analysis of the following religious personalities:
i. Pharisees;
ii. Sadducees.
(b) Indicate their points of disagreement.(a) Assess the historical background of the Maccabean Revolt.
(b) State THREE importance or effects of the Maccabean Revolt.(a) Explain the term "Canonization" in relation to the New Testament.
(b) Critically examine the need for New Testament Canon.
(c) Appraise the Criteria for the canonization of the New Testament books.
✝️ CRS 003: HISTORY OF CHRISTIANITY IN WEST AFRICA
(a) Describe the Protestant revivals in Europe and America in the 18th Century.
(b) Highlight four (4) effects of the revival.Discuss the endeavours of the Presbyterian Church in Calabar axis with reference to their contributions.
Explain why Sierra Leone may be described as the cradle of Christianity in West Africa.
List six of the causes of proliferation of churches in Nigeria and discuss any four of them.
Narrate early Christian missionary activities and impact in the Gold Coast.
Discuss the rise of Pentecostalism in Nigeria.
Appraise the attempt of the Portuguese at planting Christianity in West Africa and list eight reasons why the attempt failed.
Explain five ways early missionaries influenced the people of Calabar.
Clarify the term African Indigenous Churches (AICs) and state how they differ from the Mainline Churches.
(a) What do you understand by proliferation of churches?
(b) Critically discuss FIVE of the factors that cause proliferation of churches in Nigeria.
(c) List THREE effects of proliferation of churches in Nigeria.(a) Give a brief background to Christianity in North Africa.
(b) Examine the strengths and weaknesses of early Christian evangelism in North Africa.(a) Define and describe proliferation of Churches in Nigeria.
(b) Evaluate FIVE factors influencing Church Proliferation in West Africa.
(c) List effects of Church Proliferation.
Evaluate five (5) ways in which religion can enhance peace in Nigerian society.
(a) Discuss the term "Euthanasia."
(b) List five (5) ways Christians can respond to euthanasia.Give four definitions of religion and state how it relates to the society.
(a) Define cultism and trace its historical background in Nigeria.
(b) Highlight five ways of curbing it.Attempt the definition of religiosity and critically analyse SIX ways of measuring it in an individual.
(a) What do you understand by Homosexuality?
(b) What is the Biblical response to this controversial issue?Discuss five causes of religious conflict and mention five effects on social security in Nigeria.
(a) Name the seven dimensions of Christian religion.
(b) Explain four out of the seven dimensions listed with copious examples.From individual and social point of view, what are the functions of religion?
(a) Examine the effects of corruption on the Nigerian society.
(b) State FOUR Christian responses to corruption.(a) Examine the term "Religious Syncretism."
(b) Citing Biblical and/or contemporary examples, explain the causes of religious syncretism.(a) What is religious intolerance?
(b) Appraise SEVEN causes of religious intolerance in Nigeria.
(c) What should be the attitude of religious leaders towards intolerance?
Examiner’s Priorities: The repetition of topics like Biblical Inspiration and Church Proliferation signals the examiner’s consistent emphasis on foundational theological knowledge and contemporary religious issues.
Documentary Hypothesis in 2024 indicates a curriculum shift toward critical biblical scholarship, preparing students for university-level academic theology.
Increasing Sub-Question Complexity: Post-2022 papers demand multi-layered answers—students must learn to integrate definitions, causes, effects, and evaluations within a single question.
Geographic Balance: The History of Christianity in West Africa section reflects an examiner’s attempt to cover multiple regions (Sierra Leone, Calabar, Ghana) systematically, ensuring students understand regional diversity.
Nigerian Context: Religious and societal questions consistently reflect Nigerian national challenges, making practical application a key skill.
Conclusions
The above analysis can help you know how Jupeb questions look like, what to expect and how to handle it.
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