Unit 10 Test | Romans I

confidence, or trust, in God—in who He is and in what He will do

• faith
• justified
• impute
• spiritual death
• human depravity

declared righteous in God’s sight

• justified
• impute
• faith
• spiritual death
• human depravity

separation from God due to sin

• spiritual death
• justified
• impute
• faith
• human depravity

the deep rest of the soul as well as the security and assurance of good that comes from being justified by God and surrendering our lives to Him

• peace
• justified
• impute
• faith
• spiritual death

to assign to someone another person’s attribute or quality to take on as his own

• impute
• justified
• faith
• spiritual death
• human depravity

our sinful nature and inability to save ourselves

• human depravity
• justified
• impute
• faith
• spiritual death

Is it okay for Christians to continue in sin because they will receive grace from God anyway?

• Yes—the more we sin, the more we are able to experience God’s grace.
• No—as believers, we died to sin, so we cannot continue to live in sin.
• No—if we sin, God will no longer give us His grace.
• Yes—it is okay because we have no other choice.

Why shouldn’t we let sin reign in their bodies?

• We shouldn’t let sin reign over us, because we are dead to sin and alive to God.
• We shouldn’t let sin reign over us, because then other people won’t like us.
• We shouldn’t let sin reign over us, because we can only be saved if we never sin.
• We shouldn’t let sin reign over us, because then God will consider us hopeless.

To whom should we present ourselves?

• We should present ourselves to our bodies.
• We should present ourselves to sin.
• We should present ourselves to God.
• We should present ourselves to others.

What is the wages of sin?

• The wages of sin is eternal life.
• The wages of sin is death.
• The wages of sin is life on earth.
• The wages of sin is peace with God.