Key Verses
Finish this verse: "For all have sinned and fall short of the _________."
"Glory of God" (Romans 3:23)
Who is credited as the father of faith in Romans 4?
Abraham
What theme is emphasized in Romans 1:18-32?
"God's wrath against human sin and ungodliness."
According to Romans 6:23, what is the result of sin?
Death
In Romans 3:28, how does Paul say a person is justified?
"By faith apart from the works of the law."
In Romans 1:16, Paul says he is not ashamed of what?
"The gospel, because it is the power of God that brings salvation to everyone who believes."
Which Old Testament figure does Paul compare to Jesus in Romans 5?
Adam
What key theme is introduced in Romans 3:21? (EXTRA TIME-Can Use Bible)
"Righteousness through faith apart from the law."
In Romans 5:1, what is the result of being justified by faith?
"We have peace with God through our Lord Jesus Christ."
What does Romans 4:4-5 say about the difference between works and faith?
"To the one who works, wages are owed; to the one who believes, faith is credited as righteousness."
According to Romans 5:8, how does God demonstrate His love for us?
"While we were still sinners, Christ died for us."
What Old Testament scripture is quoted in Romans 4:3 to show that Abraham was justified by faith?
"Abraham believed God, and it was credited to him as righteousness."
What theme is highlighted in Romans 5:12-21? (EXTRA TIME-Can Use Bible)
"The contrast between Adam’s sin and Christ’s gift of righteousness."
In Romans 2:1-3, what does judging others lead to?
Condemnation for yourself, as you practice the same things."
Why does Paul argue in Romans 3:20 that no one will be declared righteous by works of the law?
"Because the law makes us conscious of sin and can't be kept perfectly"
What does Romans 1:20 say about God’s invisible qualities? "God's invisible qualities—His ____ power and ____ nature—have been clearly _____ , being understood from what has been ____ , so that people are without excuse."
"God's invisible qualities—His ETERNAL power and DIVINE nature—have been clearly SEEN, being understood from what has been MADE, so that people are without excuse."
According to Romans 3:10-18, Paul quotes several Old Testament passages. What is the primary purpose of these quotes? (EXTRA TIME-Can Use Bible)
"To demonstrate that no one is righteous on their own and that all have turned away from God."
What is Paul’s main theme in Romans 4:13-25? (EXTRA TIME-Can Use Bible)
"Faith, not the law, is the basis of God's promises and justification."
According to Romans 5:3-5, what progression does suffering produce?
Suffering produces perseverance, perseverance produces character, and character produces hope.
In Romans 3:27, Paul asks, "Where, then, is boasting?" How does his answer relate to faith and works?
Paul answers that boasting is excluded because justification is based on faith, not on trying to keep the law, emphasizing that salvation is a gift, not something earned by works."
What does Romans 6:17-18 say happens when we are freed from sin?
"You have been set free from sin and have become slaves to righteousness."
In Romans 3:19-20, how does Paul use the Old Testament law to emphasize humanity’s guilt?
Paul states that the law makes every mouth silent and holds the whole world accountable to God, as it reveals sin but does not justify anyone.
How does Paul connect sin and grace in Romans 6:1-14?(EXTRA TIME-Can Use Bible)
"Paul argues that grace is not a license to sin, but through union with Christ in His death and resurrection, believers are dead to sin and alive to God."
In Romans 1:24-28, what does God do as a result of people rejecting Him?
God gives them over to sinful desires, degrading passions, and depraved minds.
How does Paul use circumcision in Romans 4:9-12 to illustrate the relationship between faith and works?
Paul argues that Abraham’s righteousness was credited before circumcision, making him the father of all who believe, whether circumcised or not.