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WorksheetsRomans Chapter 1
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 17mins
Who wrote the book of Romans?
John
Paul
Peter
None of the above
Paul a servant of Christ Jesus was called to be what?
Disciple
Leader
Apostle
Teacher
The gospel was promised beforehand through whom?
Adam
The Greek
The none Greeks
Prophets
Who was a descendant of David?
Jesus
Solomon
Chilean
None of the above
Through Jesus we received what? (2 answers)
Eternal Life
Grace
Apostleship
Peace
Of what was Paul NOT ashamed? (1:16)
His educational background
His Jewish background
The gospel of Christ
None of the above
How did Jesus receive the authority to welcome Gentiles into God's presence?
Through Jesus: through the crucifixion
Through Jesus: Who brought us the New Covenant
Through Jesus: Who brought us the New Covenant, Who excluded no one
None of the above
Fill in the blank:
Though whom we have _____ grace and apostleship
received
gained
got
increased
Fill in the blank:
To bring ______ the obedience of ______ among all the _______ for his name sake.
close, spirit, people
thus, faith, life
about, faith, Gentiles
creation, people, world
Fill in the blank:
for God whom I serve with my spirit by _____________ the ________ of his Son,
announcing, immersing love
Describing, spirit
anouncing, gospel
announcing, gospel
Fill in the blank:
Is my _____ that without ______ I always ____ you in my prayers
Accountance,forgetting, have
Witness, hatred, love
Spirit, hollering, have
Witness, ceasing, remember
Fill in the blank:
Asking that by God’s _____ I may somehow at last ______ in coming to you
Grace, succeed
Will, succeed
Mercy, come
Love, rush
Fill in the blanks:
For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven _______ all ungodliness and wickedness of those who by their wickedness _______ the truth.
To, God
On, hide
Against, suppress
Against, find
Fill in the blank:
For what can be ________ about God is plain to them.
shown
Told
Known
Worded
Open your Bible.
How did Paul introduce himself in Romans 1?
(a)
Open your Bible.
In Romans 1, who was the descendant of Jesus in the flesh (1: 3)
(a)
Open your Bible.
For in it the righteousness of God is revealed from faith for faith, as it is written, “The righteous shall live by (a) . (1:17)
Open your Bible.
Who did Paul say he owed? (1:14)
(a)
Open your Bible.
Who said that Paul was his witness? (1:9)
(a)
For what reason(s) did Paul desire to come to them? (1:10-13)
To impart some spiritual gift
To establish them
To be mutually encouraged (comforted) by each other’s faith
All of the above
None of the above
For the invisible things of him from the creation of the world are clearly seen, being understood by the things that are made, even his eternal power and Godhead; so that they are without __________: (1:20)
excuse
faith
hope
all of the above
none of the above
For what did unrighteous men leave the natural use of women? (1:27)
Celibacy
Lust for animals
Lust for other men
All of the above
None of the above
Into what images did unrighteous men changed the glory of God? (1:23)
animals
birds
man
reptiles
all of the above
Jesus Christ our Lord was made of the seed of David.
True
False
Jesus Christ was resurrected from the dead through the power of God.
True
False
Jesus Christ was never declared to be the Son of God.
True
False
Paul was a debtor to only the rich and educated.
True
False
The gospel of Christ is the power of God for salvation to every one who believes.
True
False
Men gladly accepted God in their knowledge.
True
False
Men changed God’s truth into a lie.
True
False
God never displays His wrath.
True
False
God’s eternal power is shown to us through His creation.
True
False
Men professed to be wise but became fools.
True
False
Men were filled with all unrighteousness (sin).
True
False
God’s wrath is not against ungodliness.
True
False
Unrighteous men hold the truth in unrighteousness.
True
False
The invisible things of God from the creation of the world are clearly seen.
True
False
Man is not vain in his own wisdom or imagination.
True
False
Man has no pleasure in those who sin.
True
False
Man has no pleasure in those who sin. Those who commit the sins listed in this chapter of Romans are worthy of death.
True
False
