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Complete, in essence, the following: 'We who are strong ought...'
...to bear with the failings of the weak and not to please ourselves.
According to Romans, chapter 15, verse 2, whom should each of us please?
Our neighbors
What have the insults of those who insult you done?
Fallen on me
According to Romans, chapter 15, verse 4, what was written to teach us?
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What may the God who gives endurance and encouragement give you?
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Among whom will I praise you?
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According to Romans, chapter 15, verse 11, what should all the peoples do?
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From what Old Testament book does the following quotation come: 'Praise the Lord, all you Gentiles; let all the peoples extol him.'?
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What will the Root of Jesse arise to do?
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How may you overflow with hope?
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What is Paul himself convinced that you yourselves are competent to do?
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According to Romans, chapter 15, verse 15, how have I written you?
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Who is a minister of Christ Jesus to the Gentiles?
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In what book and chapter is the following: 'Therefore I glory in Christ Jesus in my service to God.'?
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According to Romans, chapter 15, verse 19, what have I fully proclaimed?
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What has Paul fully proclaimed from Jerusalem all the way around to Illyricum?
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When has it been Paul's ambition to preach the gospel where Christ was not known?
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From what Old Testament book does the following quotation come: 'Those who were not told about him will see, and those who have not heard will understand.'?
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According to Romans, chapter 15, verse 22, what have I often been?
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Where is there now no more place for Paul to work?
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According to Romans, chapter 15, verse 24, when do I hope to see you?
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Who were pleased to make a contribution for the poor among the Lord's people in Jerusalem?
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What should the Gentiles share with the Jews if they have shared in the Jews' spiritual blessings?
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Who will visit you on the way to Spain?
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Who will come in the full measure of the blessing of Christ when he comes to you?
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How does Paul urge you to join him in his struggle by praying to God for him?
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How should you pray that the contribution Paul takes to Jerusalem may be received?
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What may Paul be in your company?
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Of whom is our sister Phoebe a deacon?
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In whom does Paul ask you to receive Phoebe?
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In whom are Priscilla and Aquila Paul's co-workers?
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Study Notes
Romans Chapter 15 Highlights
- Strong individuals should support the weaknesses of others rather than seeking self-pleasure (Romans 15:1).
- The focus should be on pleasing neighbors, fostering harmony (Romans 15:2).
- Insults faced are absorbed by Paul, reflecting the solidarity of suffering in Christ (Romans 15:3).
- Past writings exist for our instruction, offering hope through perseverance (Romans 15:4).
- God provides a mindset of unity akin to that of Christ (Romans 15:5).
- Gentiles will join in praising the Lord, fulfilling prophecies (Romans 15:9).
- All nations are encouraged to extol the Lord (Romans 15:11).
- Quotation from Psalms emphasizes universal praise (Romans 15:11).
- The Root of Jesse symbolizes Christ, destined to guide the nations (Romans 15:12).
- Overflowing hope is achievable through the Holy Spirit's power (Romans 15:13).
- Paul affirms the competency of the believers to instruct each other (Romans 15:14).
- Paul boldly addresses certain topics in his letter (Romans 15:15).
- Paul identifies himself as a minister to the Gentiles (Romans 15:16).
- Paul finds glory in his service to God through Christ Jesus (Romans 15:17).
- The gospel of Christ has been proclaimed fully from Jerusalem to Illyricum (Romans 15:19).
- Paul's ambition has consistently been to share the gospel in unvisited regions (Romans 15:20).
- A quote from Isaiah highlights the revelation of Christ to the unreached (Romans 15:21).
- Paul expresses previous hindrances in visiting the Romans (Romans 15:22).
- Regions served by Paul are now complete for his work (Romans 15:23).
- Paul hopes to visit the Romans on his way to Spain (Romans 15:24).
- Contributions for the poor in Jerusalem came from Macedonia and Achaia (Romans 15:26).
- Gentiles who share in Jewish spiritual blessings ought to provide material support (Romans 15:27).
- Paul plans to visit Rome en route to Spain (Romans 15:28).
- He intends to arrive in the full blessing of Christ (Romans 15:29).
- Paul requests prayers for his struggles, emphasizing the role of community (Romans 15:30).
- Prayers are sought for the favorable reception of his contribution in Jerusalem (Romans 15:31).
- Paul wishes to find refreshment among the Romans (Romans 15:32).
Romans Chapter 16 Highlights
- Phoebe is noted as a deacon in the church at Cenchrea, highlighting women's roles in ministry (Romans 16:1).
- The church is encouraged to receive Phoebe warmly in the Lord (Romans 16:2).
- Priscilla and Aquila are recognized as dedicated co-workers alongside Paul, contributing to the ministry in Christ (Romans 16:3).
- Their partnership exemplifies the teamwork within the early church, fostering community and mission.
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