Concept:Peter teaches that a believer’s conduct should be a silent witness to those who do not yet believe.
Explanation:In 1 Peter 2:12, Peter encourages Christians to live honourably among the Gentiles.
Though they may be falsely accused of doing wrong, their good works will still be visible to non-Christians.
The purpose is that the unbelievers will see the Christians’ good behaviour for what it truly is.
In the exam setting, the point tested is that this upright living earns the goodwill of the Gentiles.
As strangers and pilgrims in the world, Christians are to win favour by their conduct so that the Gentiles may be moved to help and support them when the need arises.
Thus, good conduct is maintained not for human praise, but to show the genuineness of the Christian faith and to attract the practical help of those outside the faith.
Answer:D. get help from the Gentiles