Romans 1–8 Quiz

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1. According to Romans 1:16, Paul says he is not ashamed of the gospel because:

A) It is a message only for the Jews

B) It is the power of God for salvation to everyone who believes

C) It guarantees wealth and health

D) It replaces the Old Testament

2. Romans 1 teaches that creation itself reveals God’s eternal power and divine nature.

True

False

3. Romans 3:23 says:

A) All have sinned and fall short of the glory of God

B) Some people are naturally righteous

C) Sin only affects those who break the Ten Commandments

D) Only Gentiles are under sin

4. According to Romans 4, Abraham was justified by faith:

A) After he was circumcised

B) Before he was circumcised

C) Because he kept the law perfectly

D) When he was ready to sacrifice Isaac

5. Romans 5:1 states that since we have been justified by faith, we have:

A) Peace with God through our Lord Jesus Christ

B) Freedom from all suffering

C) A perfect understanding of scripture

D) The ability to perform miracles

6. Romans 6 teaches that because we are under grace, it is acceptable to continue in sin.

True

False

7. In Romans 2, Paul argues that God’s judgment is not based on nationality or knowledge of the law, but on:

A) One's social standing

B) The sincerity of one's beliefs

C) The number of sacrifices offered

D) Truth and a person's deeds

8. Romans 8:1 famously declares that there is therefore now:

A) No condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus

B) A new set of laws to follow

C) A guarantee of an easy life

D) Judgment for those who struggled with sin

9. How does Romans 3:24 describe the act of being justified?

A) As something earned through good works

B) As a free gift by God's grace through redemption in Christ

C) As a reward for intellectual belief

D) As a process completed after death

10. According to Romans 7, what is the primary function of the law in relation to sin?

A) To save people from their sin

B) To provide a list of optional good deeds

C) To make us conscious of what sin is

D) To show that sin is not a serious issue