Questions and Answers
It is doubtful that Romans 16 should be in the book since the majority of Greek manuscripts lack that text.
False
In Romans 1-3, Paul emphasizes the sinfulness of humanity with the exception of the Jews.
False
The 'New Perspective on Paul' emphasizes the social ramifications of the gospel.
True
Religion was a central element of Roman social life.
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One reason why Paul writes Romans is to correct a heresy involving the resurrection.
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Romans was written from the city of ___________________
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One of Paul's foundational teachings in Romans is the universality of _____________
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Christ's sacrificial death is the basis for our ____________________ by which we are made righteous in God's sight.
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The generosity of God's grace should not inspire ___________________________
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The edict of _____________________ expelled the Jews from Rome.
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Paul's ultimate goal is to take the gospel to what region?
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The church at Rome is comprised of:
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The agent of sanctification is:
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The name of Paul's scribe that helped compose Romans is:
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Who will deliver the epistle to the Romans?
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What did the Romans do with the gods of the people they conquered?
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Which of the following is NOT one of the reasons proposed for Paul writing Romans?
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Romans frequently makes use of what rhetorical strategy?
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What image does Paul use to describe the inclusion of Gentiles into God's chosen people?
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What is Paul's reaction to the fact that Judaism has not completely embraced its Messiah?
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Study Notes
Letter to the Romans Study Notes
- Romans 16 is universally accepted in the text despite lacking in most Greek manuscripts.
- Paul’s discussion of sinfulness includes both Jews and Gentiles, emphasizing universal sin.
- The "New Perspective on Paul" highlights the social implications of the gospel message.
- Religion played a crucial role in daily social life within Roman society.
- Paul addresses various theological issues in Romans, but not primarily a heresy related to resurrection.
- The Epistle to the Romans was written from Corinth.
- A core teaching of Romans is the universality of sin affecting all humanity.
- Justification, made possible through Christ's sacrificial death, is central to being made righteous before God.
- The concept of antinomianism should not arise from the understanding of God's grace and generosity.
- Emperor Claudius issued an edict that resulted in the expulsion of Jews from Rome.
- Paul's missionary ambition included taking the gospel to Spain.
- The Roman church was a mix of Jewish Christians and Gentiles.
- The Holy Spirit is identified as the agent responsible for the process of sanctification.
- Tertius is recognized as the scribe who assisted Paul in composing the letter to the Romans.
- Phoebe is noted as the person responsible for delivering the epistle to the Roman church.
- Romans often absorbed the gods of conquered peoples, integrating them into their pantheon.
- One proposed reason for Paul writing Romans is not that he founded the church in Rome, suggesting his plans for the epistle were broader.
- Rhetorical questions serve as a prominent rhetorical strategy throughout Romans, engaging readers and listeners.
- Paul uses the metaphor of grafting to illustrate the inclusion of Gentiles into the community of God's chosen people.
- Paul expresses concern over the lack of complete acceptance of Jesus as the Messiah within Judaism, indicating his emotional investment in the matter.
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Test your knowledge on Chapter 18 covering the Letter to the Romans. This quiz includes true/false questions focusing on key themes, interpretations, and the significance of the text within the broader context of Pauline theology. Perfect for students looking to deepen their understanding of Romans.