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What are the themes of Romans chapters 9,10, and 11 |
The nation of Israel and their future |
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According to Romans chapter 9, what pertains to national Israel |
The adoption, the glory, the giving of the law, the covenants, the service of God, and the promises |
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Concerning Jacob and Esau, when did God say "the older shall serve the younger" |
1st in Genesis 25:23 and again in Romans 9:12 |
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Complete this statement from Romans 9. "So then it is not of him who wills, nor of him who runs..." |
"...but of God who shows mercy." |
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According to the book of Hosea, whom would God call as His own people? |
Those who were not His people, those who were not beloved Hosea 2:22 |
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According to Isaiah, if the Lord had not preserved a small remnant, Israel would have become like what? |
Sodom and Gomorrah. Isaiah 1:9. Romans 9:29 |
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According to Romans 9, why did Israel not attain the Law of Righteousness? |
Because they pursued the law of righteousness by the works of the Law rather than by faith |
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According to Romans, what was Paul's desire and prayer for Israel? |
That they may be saved. Romans 10:1 |
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What did Paul mean when he said, "Christ is the end of the Law?" |
Christ fulfills the Law. Christ is the culmination of the Law |
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According to Romans 10, what is the distinction between the Jew and the Greek |
There is no distinction; for the same Lord over all is rich to all who call upon Him. Romans 10:12 |
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According to Romans 11, what did Paul declare about the Jews' stumble? |
Through their fall, to provoke them to jealousy, salvation has come to the Gentiles. Romans 11:11 |
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For which group of individuals did Paul claim his apostleship was directed towards? |
The Gentiles. Romans 11:13 |
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According to Romans 11, if the casting away of the Jews brought reconciliation to the world, what would their acceptance be?
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“…but life from the dead.” Romans 11:15
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The root of the olive tree is most likely whom?
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The Jews |
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Why were the natural branches broke off the olive tree?
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Because of unbelief. Romans 11:20
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What did Paul declare about God grafting the natural branches back in? |
If they do not continue in unbelief, they will be grafted in again. Romans 11:23
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According to Romans 11, blindness in part has happened to Israel until when?
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Until the fullness of the Gentiles is come in. Romans 11:25
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What is meant by the declaration “all Israel shall be saved?”
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It’s a hyperbolic statement; not literally all, but so many that it will seem like all.
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Concerning the election, Israel is what?
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They are beloved for the sake of the fathers. Romans 11:28
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Can God’s gifts and callings be changed?
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No. God has established these promises and they possess them even though they are in rebellion. The gifts and callings are irrevocable. Romans 11:29
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Why did God conclude all Israel in unbelief? |
That He might have mercy on all. Romans 11:32
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On what did Paul base his appeal for believers to present their bodies as living sacrifices?
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By the mercies of God. We are only here because of mercy. Romans 12:1
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According to Paul, presenting one’s body as a living sacrifice was…
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Reasonable service. Romans 12:1
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According to Paul, we are not to be conformed to what?
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This world, meaning this age, or time. Keeping heaven in view. Romans 12:2
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To what does this term refer: “Good and acceptable and perfect will of God?”
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Not referring to three separate wills. God’s will is good, acceptable, and perfect.
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According to Romans 12, what has God dealt to every person?
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A measure of faith. Romans 12:3
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What are the motivational gifts listed in Romans 12?
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Prophecy, ministry, exhortation, giving, leading, mercy. Romans 12:6-8
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According to Romans 12, believers are to do what concerning evil?
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Abhor it. Romans 12:9
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In what are believers to prefer one another?
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In honor. Romans 12:10
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What should be the believer’s response to tribulation?
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A believer should be patient in tribulation. Romans 12:12
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According to Romans 12, what should be the believer’s response to those who persecute him?
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Bless, and do not curse. Romans 12:14
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What did Paul teach about interacting with believers who are weeping or rejoicing?
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Rejoice with those who rejoice, weep with those who weep. Romans 12:15
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According to Romans 12, what are Christians not suppose to set their minds upon? With whom (or with what) are Christians supposed to associate?
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Do not set your mind on high things, but associate with the humble. Romans 12:16
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What did Paul teach about living peaceably with all men?
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“As much as depends on you” meaning as best you can, or in whatever you have control. Romans 12:18
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Paul instructed believers to not be overcome by evil, but rather to do what?
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Overcome evil with good. Romans 12:21
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What was Paul’s teaching about obligations to obey civil laws and paying taxes?
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Be subject to governing authorities, for all authority is from God. The authorities are appointed by God. Romans 13:1
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What did Paul teach about government officials who uphold civil laws? What did Paul teach about the government’s responsibility to render judgment on those who do evil?
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Rulers are not a terror to good works, but to evil. The authorities are God’s ministers to us for good. They do not bear the sword in vain, but execute wrath on those who practice evil. Romans 13:3-4
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According to Romans 13, why should believers “awake out of sleep?” |
For now our salvation is nearer than when we first believed. Romans 13:11
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What did Paul teach concerning making provision for the flesh?
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Make no provision for the flesh, to fulfill its lusts. Put on the Lord Jesus Christ. Romans 13:14
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What did Paul teach regarding those who ate meat versus those who only ate vegetables for conscience sake?
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To those who believe it is sin, or aren’t sure, it is sin (weak in faith, ignorant). For those who know it isn’t sin, it isn’t (strong in faith, have understanding).
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When it comes to matters of personal conviction and conscience, what should be believers’ attitudes towards each other? |
Do not judge one another, do not cause one another to stumble. Romans 14:13
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What did Paul teach about the believer who does not condemn himself in what he allows?
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“Happy is he who does not condemn himself in what he approves.” Romans 14:22
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From Romans 14, what is meant by the phrase, “Whatever is not of faith is sin?”
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If you think you cannot have a ham sandwich, but everyone else is doing it so you join in, it is sin to you because it is against your conscience. Romans 14:23
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According to Romans 15, concerning matters of conviction and/or conscience, what did Paul teach about those who were strong in faith and their responsibility to those who were weak in faith?
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We are to edify one another, bearing the scruples of the weak. We are not to please ourselves. Romans 15:1-2
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When did Paul plan to visit Rome?
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He planned to go on his way to Spain. Romans 15:24
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According to Romans 15, what did Paul teach about those who had received natural blessings? What were they obligated to do?
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They are obligated to respond to spiritual blessings by ministering with material things. Romans 15:27
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The Greek word used to describe Phoebe can also be translated as…
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Bright or radiant. Romans 16:1
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According to Romans 16, what should believers do to those who cause divisions in the church?
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Avoid them. Romans 16:17
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Who did the actual writing of the letter to the Roman believers?
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Tertius. Romans 16:22
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Romans 10:17
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So then faith cometh by hearing, and hearing by the word of God.
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Romans 12:1
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I beseech you therefore, brethren, by the mercies of God, that ye present your bodies a living sacrifice, holy, acceptable unto God, which is your reasonable service.
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Romans 15:4
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For whatsoever things were written aforetime were written for our learning, that we through patience and comfort of the scriptures might have hope.
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