Romans Ch 14

According to Romans 14:1, what is to be done with the one who is weak in the faith?

• He is to be strengthened

• He is to be received

• He is to be avoided

• He is to be instructed

According to Romans 14:1, what should not be received of the one who is weak in the faith?

• Disputes over doubtful things

• Payment for goods

• Apologies for wrongs

• Gifts

According to Romans 14:2, what enabled some brethren to eat anything?

• The law

• Knowledge

• His belief

• Gifts

According to Romans 14:2, what did the weak brother eat?

• Meat

• Anything

• Vegetables

• Locusts and wild honey

According to Romans 14:3, what admonition does Paul give to the man who eats anything?

• He should eat only vegetables

• He should honor the Sabbath

• He should eat what the weak brother eats

• He should not despise the one who does not eat

According to Romans 14:3, what warning does Paul give the who does not eat?

• He should eat more than vegetables

• He should read the law

• He should not judge the one who eats

• He should repent

According to Romans 14:3, what reason does Paul give for not judging the man who eats all things?

• The man is satisfied

• The food is good

• Prayer was offered

• God has received him

According to Romans 14:4, you are not to judge what?

• The servant of another

• The motives of another

• The tastes of another

• The father of another

According to Romans 14:4, to whom is a man said to stand or fall?

• The king

• His people

• His own master

• His brethren

According to Romans 14:4, what is God able to do for His servant?

• Change his appetite

• Give him friends

• Make him stand

• Let him rest