http://www.therangerstation.com/tech_library/EDiagrams/files/Diagrams_ElectronciEngControls2_9_1of3.JPG
When you look at that schematic, NOTE that the EEC relay has to energize (from turning the key to Run) and its closed contacts route power to energize the fuel pump relay.
If the EEC relay is not working, you will not have spark (or fuel).
If the fuel pump relay is not working, you will not get fuel pressure but you will get spark when cranking.
Two of the (removed) fuel pump relay sockets will have 12v with the key in Run.
If you don't have two, either the FP fuse is blown or the EEC relay is not energizing (no spark either).
A really simple test is to see if the inertia switch has power on both wires.
If so, the FP relay and the inertia switch are both good.
No power at either wire means the FP relay isn't working.
Lastly, the fuel pump(s) ground is all the way up in the engine bay, on one of the inner fenders.