Multiple choice

The phrase 'harbingers of revival' has been used for

Directions: Answer the question based on the following passage.

When universal darkness strikes, a cheering gleam appears within the folds of conservative Christianity. While religious leaders are mere substitute of true spiritual teachers, they are just preaching the Gospel of Christ without even understanding the true potency of the verses. They teach lofty sermons but their lives are devoid of the truths they preach.

There are a few who really care. They are the ones who truly desire God. They go by the laws of virtue, endorsed by Christianity, in the hope that they would evolve as the true sons of God. They are the starved souls who can get satisfaction from God Himself and not from the leaders seated at the father’s table.

The few who fear God have a growing hunger for knowledge about Him. Their life revolves around the peripherals of spiritualism. But their souls are still full of discontent seeking the right interpretation of Truth. Still they are the only harbingers of revival. They are small in number but they are the future precursors of religion, our only hope.

  1. self-proclaimed propagators of religion

  2. the clergy that sits at the citadel of church

  3. the faithful who have tried to revive the good name of Christ

  4. Christians who follow the religious tenets to maintain traditional virtue

  5. Christians who seek truth and follow Christianity for the love of the Almighty

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Explanation

Option (1): “Self-proclaimed” has negative connotation. Option (2): The “religious leaders are mere substitute of true spiritual teachers… They teach lofty sermons but their lives are devoid of the truths they preach.” Option (3): Nothing is discussed about “revival” or the name of Christ. Option (4): The phrase is not used for Christians who follow the religious tenets, but for those who seek truth and follow Christianity because of their love for God. Option (5): The phrase is used for the Christians who seek truth and follow Christianity because of their love for God. “But their souls are still full of discontent seeking the right interpretation of Truth” makes this answer correct.