Romans Ch 12-13

According to Romans 12:1, by the mercies of God, Paul beseeches the brethren to do what?

• Present their bodies to God

• Study the Word

• Honor one another

• Be circumcised

According to Romans 12:1, what is to be presented to God as a living and holy sacrifice?

• Money

• Sheep

• Bodies

• Good deeds

According to Romans 12:1, presenting one’s body to God is said to be what?

• Unacceptable

• Acceptable

• Commanded by the law

• Forbidden by the law

According to Romans 12:1, what is said to be the believer’s reasonable service?

• Presenting his body to God

• Loving his brethren

• Keeping the law

• Obeying the gospel

According to Romans 12:2, to what is a believer not to be conformed?

• The world

• The law

• The Gentiles

• The heavens

According to Paul in Romans 12:2, what happens as a result of renewing one’s mind?

• They are an abomination

• They are excommunicated

• They are transformed

• They are justified

According to Romans 12:2, the result of a renewed mind is what?

• Being made perfect

• Being wise

• Being able to prove what is the will of God

• Being able to keep the law

In Romans 12:2, "good," "acceptable," and "perfect" are used by Paul to describe what?

• The law

• The will of God

• The church

• The fruit of the Spirit

According to Romans 12:3, what authorized Paul to speak to the brethren?

• Love

• Law

• Grace

• Faith

According to Romans 12:3, what kind of thinking does Paul warn against?

• Thinking too lowly of oneself

• Thinking too highly of oneself

• Thinking too highly of others

• Thinking too much about others