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The key word in Romans 10 is 'righteousness'.
The key word in Romans 10 is 'righteousness'.
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The Jews achieved righteousness through faith alone.
The Jews achieved righteousness through faith alone.
False
Christ ended the reign of the Law with His death on the cross.
Christ ended the reign of the Law with His death on the cross.
True
Faith righteousness is a gift from God to those who trust in Him.
Faith righteousness is a gift from God to those who trust in Him.
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Moses encouraged the people to disobey the Word of God.
Moses encouraged the people to disobey the Word of God.
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Some Jews in Jesus' day openly confessed Him.
Some Jews in Jesus' day openly confessed Him.
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Salvation is achieved by confessing Jesus is Lord and believing in His resurrection.
Salvation is achieved by confessing Jesus is Lord and believing in His resurrection.
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The Word of God must be sought in distant places according to Paul.
The Word of God must be sought in distant places according to Paul.
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The term 'whoever' was well-received by the Jews in Paul's message.
The term 'whoever' was well-received by the Jews in Paul's message.
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According to Paul, messengers are sent to declare the Word of God before sinners can believe.
According to Paul, messengers are sent to declare the Word of God before sinners can believe.
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The idea that the Gentiles would be saved was completely absent in the Old Testament.
The idea that the Gentiles would be saved was completely absent in the Old Testament.
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Faith comes from hearing the Word of God.
Faith comes from hearing the Word of God.
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God has completely abandoned the Jews in their spiritual blindness.
God has completely abandoned the Jews in their spiritual blindness.
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The statement 'Whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord shall be saved' suggests that salvation is difficult.
The statement 'Whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord shall be saved' suggests that salvation is difficult.
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Paul argues that the rejection of Christ by Israel was unexpected.
Paul argues that the rejection of Christ by Israel was unexpected.
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Israel's unbelief has led to the Gentiles receiving mercy.
Israel's unbelief has led to the Gentiles receiving mercy.
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The concept of works-righteousness and faith-righteousness encompasses all religions in the world.
The concept of works-righteousness and faith-righteousness encompasses all religions in the world.
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Paul believes that it is unnecessary to present the Word of God to lost sinners.
Paul believes that it is unnecessary to present the Word of God to lost sinners.
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Study Notes
Romans 10: Rationale for Israel's Spiritual Condition
- Paul examines why Israel is in its current spiritual state.
- The central theme is "righteousness" and the different paths to achieving it.
Two Types of Righteousness
- Works righteousness: Obtaining righteousness through obedience to the law.
- Faith righteousness: A gift from God to those who trust in Jesus.
- The Jews prioritized works righteousness over trusting in Christ.
Rejection of Christ
- Jews rejected faith righteousness due to racial and religious pride.
- They clung to the Law, unaware Christ fulfilled it.
- The Mosaic Law is no longer God's standard of righteousness; salvation is found in Christ's sacrifice.
Access to God's Word
- God's Word is readily accessible to all, not requiring journeys or special places.
- Christ, the Word, is available to all who seek Him; a person doesn't need to bring Him from heaven or underworld.
Receiving Salvation
- Salvation demands confessing Jesus as Lord and believing His resurrection.
- Faith, believed in the heart, is confirmed by outward confession.
- Salvation is open to all who call upon Christ, not just Jews.
Sharing the Gospel
- God sends messengers to declare the Gospel; this is essential for salvation.
- Faith happens when one hears God's Word; faith comes from hearing the word of God.
- Sharing the Gospel with Israel is crucial; this reflects the burden Paul felt for the people.
- The act of sharing the Gospel is pleasing to God.
Israel's Present State
- Israel's current attitude is one of unbelief, echoing historical patterns of rejection.
- God's Word, even through creation, reminds Israel of its responsibility.
God's Response to Rejection
- God has turned to the Gentiles, seeking people for His name.
- God used other nations to provoke the Jews to jealousy.
- The Old Testament (OT) foretold salvation for the Gentiles, but not a unified salvation plan for all people. The plan was based on Israel as a nation.
- The OT prophesied Gentile salvation through Israel; however, Israel's failure led to separate paths.
Practical Implications
- Salvation is attainable; whoever calls upon the Lord is saved.
- Sharing God's Word with lost people is paramount for their salvation.
- Two paths towards righteousness exist: works and faith.
- God desires all people, Jew and Gentile, to be saved.
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Description
Explore Paul's insights in Romans 10 regarding Israel's spiritual condition. The quiz covers the concepts of works righteousness and faith righteousness, emphasizing the rejection of Christ by Jews due to pride. Understand how salvation is found in Christ's sacrifice and the accessibility of God's Word for all.
