WorksheetsRomans Ch.12-13
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 7mins
What oxymoron does Paul use to describe Christian worship of God?
spirit of the flesh
living sacrifice
redeemed slavery
works of faith
When we worship something, we are acknowledging its ________?
power
goodness
holiness
worthiness
sovereignty
According to Romans 12:1-2 the danger for those who won't worship God is (a) but the reward for those who do is (b) .
death
judgment
confusion
According to Romans 12, the ability to live properly towards ourselves and others comes from recognizing what?
That we are one part of the body
That we all have fallen short of the glory of God
That we are saved by faith and not works
That the Spirit is mightier than the flesh
According to Romans 12, loving imperfect people sincerely and like a family requires which of the following? (choose two)
Clinging to what is good
Rejecting what is evil
Obeying the governing authorities
Living by faith
Obeying the truth
Ultimately, what brings our and God's enemies to repentance and back into relationship?
Fear of God's vengeance
Obedience to the Law
Kindness and mercy
Submission the authority
The fact that we are ultimately part of a larger body leads to which of the following ideas? (select all that apply)
that once we follow Jesus we will all be the same
that our fullest life will be found in serving others
that our unique qualities have a broader purpose
that comparisons are misleading and harmful
that we must determine our own identity and path towards God
According Romans 13 what should be the Christian attitude towards authority?
honoring and submissive
skeptical and independent
critically selective depending on the circumstance
fiercely individualistic
given only if proven trustworthy
According to Paul, what guiding priority allows us to fulfill all the Law?
Holiness
Love
Obedience
Fear/Respect
Knowledge/Understanding
T/F Christians don't have to obey, pay taxes or honor corrupt authorities?
True - our full allegiance is to God alone
False - We have to obey and pay taxes, but not necessarily honor
False - We have to submit, pay taxes, and honor, but not necessarily obey
False - We must always obey our authorities
