Romans 1-3
The Human Condition & God's Judgement
The Human Condition & God's Judgement
He wrote Romans and identified himself as a servant of Christ and an apostle.
Who is Paul?
Abraham is used as the example of this key doctrine.
What is justification by faith?
Romans 6 begins with a question about continuing in sin. Paul answers by saying believers died with Christ to walk in this.
What is newness of life?
Paul expresses deep grief for this group in Romans 9.
Who are the Israelites?
Romans 2 repeats these two words frequently.
What are “judgment” and “law”?
Paul wrote Romans to this group.
Who are the believers in Rome (both Jews and Greeks)?
Abraham believed God, and it was credited to him as this.
What is righteousness?
Romans 6 teaches believers are no longer slaves to sin but slaves to this.
What is righteousness?
Romans 9 teaches that Israel pursued their own righteousness through this instead of faith.
What is the works of the law?
Romans 2 teaches that God’s judgment applies to both of these groups.
Who are Jews and Greeks?
Paul teaches that although the Jews had the Law and the Gentiles did not, both groups still fall under the same problem.
What is that both Jews and Gentiles are under sin?
Romans 5 teaches that justification results in this blessing with God.
What is peace with God?
Romans 6 ends by saying the free gift of God is this.
What is eternal life in Christ Jesus?
Romans 10 teaches that Christ is the end of the law for righteousness for everyone who does this.
What is believes?
Romans 3 teaches that there is none righteous and all are under this.
What is sin?
Romans 2 emphasizes that God’s judgment is based on truth and is completely impartial, meaning He judges all people by this standard.
What is God’s righteous standard?
Paul contrasts Adam and Christ, teaching that Adam brought death but Christ brought this.
What is righteousness and life?
Romans 7’s most repeated word is this.
What is “Law”?
Romans 11 teaches that Israel’s rejection means this for the world.
What is reconciliation?
The first three chapters relate by showing that the gospel reveals God’s righteousness and that all men deserve this.
What is God’s judgment?
Paul teaches that God’s wrath is revealed against unrighteousness and that men are without this when facing His judgment.
What is without excuse?
Romans 5 connects back to Romans 1 by showing why Paul was eager to preach the gospel — because it has this power.
What is the power of salvation for both Jews and Greeks?
Romans 8 teaches that the Spirit of life in Christ Jesus has set believers free from this.
What is the law of sin and death?
Romans 11 emphasizes that God has not done this to His people Israel.
What is rejected them?
Across Romans 1–11, righteousness consistently comes this way.
What is by faith in Jesus Christ?