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PBE2025: Romans Commentary

Total questions: 133

Worksheet time: 2hrs 40mins

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, The letter from Paul to the Romans was written while Paul was living where?

(a)

According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, how confident can we be that Paul wrote Romans? No _______ _______ ______ that he was its author

(a)

According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, how confident can we be that Paul wrote Romans? No _______ _______ ______ that he was its ______

(a)

According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, how confident can we be that Paul wrote Romans? No (a) scholar doubts that he was its author

According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, how confident can we be that Paul wrote Romans? No _______ _______ doubts that he was its author

(a)

According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, knowing that the letter to the Romans was written in Corinth helps us with what else? The date of (a)

True or false: According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, because Rome. amd thust the church at Rome, was populated with Gentiles, we should seek to understand this epistle as being designed for a Gentile audience.

True

False

According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, what was the ethnic nature of the church in Rome? It was a mixed lot of Jews and (a) .

According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, what was the ethnic nature of the church in Rome? It was a _____ lot of Jews and ________.

(a)

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, what was the ethnic nature of the church in Rome? It was a _____ lot of ____ and ________.

(a)

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, in Paul's list of names from Romans 16, many are typical of what type of people?

(a)

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, where might we find reason to believe that Paul associated freely with slaves? From the names _______ of slaves found in the Romans 16 _________.

(a)

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, where might we find reason to believe that Paul associated freely with slaves? From the names _______ of ______ found in the Romans 16 _________.

(a)

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, where might we find reason to believe that Paul associated freely with slaves? From the names _______ of ______ found in the ______ 16 _________.

(a)

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, where might we find reason to believe that Paul associated freely with slaves? From the names typical of slaves found in the Romans 16 (a) .

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, where might we find reason to believe that Paul associated freely with slaves? From the _____ _______ of ______ found in the ______ 16 _________.

(a)

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, what was the purpose of Paul's chapter-16 list of people? He was sending them (a) .

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, what was the purpose of Paul's chapter-16 list of people? He was _______ them _________.

(a)

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True or false: According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, Paul knew many people who were slaves in Rome.

True

False

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, what does the presence of typical slave names in Paul's greetings suggest about the gospel message? That it resonated (a) with slaves and freed slaves

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, what does the presence of typical slave names in Paul's greetings suggest about the gospel message? That it _________ ____________ with slaves and freed slaves

(a)

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, how many people does Paul greet by name in this city he had never visited?

(a)

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, the fact that Paul could greet 26 people in Rome by name even though he had not yet been to Rome speaks to what? Be specific. The mobility of early (a) throughout the Roman Empire

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, the fact that Paul could greet 26 people in Rome by name even though he had not yet been to Rome speaks to what? Be specific. The ________ of early __________ __________ the Roman Empire

(a)

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, early Christians moved around a lot within what? The Roman (a)

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, the epistle to the Romans displays Paul's understanding of what? Fill in the blank: (1) The (a) and (2) its implications for the communal life of the Roman believers

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, the epistle to the Romans displays Paul's understanding of what? Fill in the blank: (1) The gospel and (2) its ____________ for the communal life of the Roman _________

(a)

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, the epistle to the Romans displays Paul's understanding of what? Fill in the blank: (1) The gospel and (2) its (a) for the communal life of the Roman believers

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, Paul understood the gospel and how it would affect the what? ________ life of the __________ in Rome

(a)

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, Paul understood the gospel and how it would affect the what? ________ life of the __________ in ____

(a)

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, Paul understood the gospel and how it would affect the what? Communal life of the (a) in Rome

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, what two fundamental realities frame Paul's argument in the first 8 chapters of Romans? Fill in the blank: (1) The (a) of God and (2) Faith

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, what two fundamental realities frame Paul's argument in the first 8 chapters of Romans? Fill in the blank: (1) The righteousness of God and (2) (a)

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, what portion of Romans is built on the fundamentals of God's righteousness and our faith? (a) 1 to 8

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, what does God's response to the unrighteousness of humanity reveal about God? His (a) character

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, what two things does the faith that Paul is describing do? Fill in the blank: (1) It acknowledges God's righteous (a) and (2) Accepts the gracious gift of salvation through Jesus Christ.

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, what two things does the faith that Paul is describing do? Fill in the blank: (1) It ____________ God's righteous ____________ and (2) Accepts the gracious gift of salvation through Jesus Christ.

(a)

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, what two things does the faith that Paul is describing do? Fill in the blank: (1) It acknowledges God's righteous condemnation and (2) Accepts the gracious gift of (a) through Jesus Christ.

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, what two things does the faith that Paul is describing do? Fill in the blank: (1) It acknowledges God's righteous condemnation and (2) _______ the ________ gift of _________ through Jesus Christ.

(a)

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, what two things does the faith that Paul is describing do? Fill in the blank: (1) It acknowledges God's righteous condemnation and (2) _______ the ________ gift of _________ _______ Jesus Christ.

(a)

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, what does a true faith acknowledge? God's righteous (a)

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, what does a true faith accept? The ________ gift of _________ _______ Jesus Christ

(a)

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, what does a true faith accept? The ________ gift of _________ through Jesus Christ

(a)

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, what does a true faith accept? The gracious gift of (a) through Jesus Christ

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, how is salvation made available to the us? (a) Jesus Christ

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, Romans claims to have been written by whom?

(a)

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, who doubts that Paul was in fact the author of the book of Romans? No (a) scholar

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, what helps us to know the date that the book of Romans was written? The fact that it was _______ while Paul was in _______

(a)

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, what helps us to know the date that the book of Romans was written? The fact that it was _______ _____ ____ was in _______

(a)

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, what helps us to know the date that the book of Romans was written? The fact that it was _______ _____ Paul was in _______

(a)

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, what helps us to know the date that the book of Romans was written? The fact that it was (a) while Paul was in Corinth

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, the Christian believers in Rome were a mixed lot of what two people groups? Fill in the blank: (1) (a) (2) Gentiles

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, the Christian believers in Rome were a mixed lot of what two people groups? Fill in the blank: (1) Jews (2) (a)

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, a close look at the long list of people Paul sent greetings to in Romans 16 reveals many names that were typically given to what type of people?

(a)

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, in Rome, the message of the risen and soon-returning Christ resonated particularly with whom? Fill in the blank: (1) (a) and (2) freed slaves

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, in Rome, the message of the risen and soon-returning Christ resonated particularly with whom? Fill in the blank: (1) Slaves and (2) freed (a)

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, what message particularly resonated with the slaves and freed slaves in Rome? Be specific. The message of the risen and (a) Christ

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, what message particularly resonated with the slaves and freed slaves in Rome? Be specific. The _______ of the risen and ______________ Christ

(a)

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, in his letter, how many people in Rome did Paul greet by name?

(a)

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, what city had Paul never visited?

(a)

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, the fact that Paul was able to greet 26 people by name in a city that he had never visited demonstrates that the early Christians through the Roman empire were what?

(a)

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, the fact that Paul was able to greet 26 people by name in a city that he had never visited demonstrates mobility of early Christians throughout what? The Roman (a)

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, what type of letter is Romans? A letter of ____________ to _________ in Rome

(a)

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, what type of letter is Romans? A ______ of ____________ to _________ in Rome

(a)

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, what type of letter is Romans? A letter of (a) to believers in Rome

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, the letter to the Romans displays Paul's understanding of the gospel and its implications for what related to the believers? Their (a) life

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, what frames Paul's argument in Romans 1 to 8? Two (a) realities

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, in what chapters in Romans is Paul's argument framed by two fundamental realities -- righteousness of God and faith? (a) 1 to 8

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, what is revealed in God's response to the unrighteousness of humanity? Be specific. The (a) character of God

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, what is revealed in God's response to the unrighteousness of humanity? Be specific. The _________ _________ of God

(a)

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, the essential character of God is revealed where? In His ________ to the _______________ of ________

(a)

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, the essential character of God is revealed where? In His response to the _______________ of ________

(a)

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, the essential character of God is revealed where? In His response to the (a) of humanity

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, the essential character of God is revealed in His response to what? The (a) of humanity

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, describe the faith which frames Paul's argument in Romans 1 to 8. Fill in the blank: It is a (a) (1) that acknowledges God's righteous condemnation and (2) accepts the gracious gift of salvation through Jesus Christ.

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, describe the faith which frames Paul's argument in Romans 1 to 8. Fill in the blank: It is a faith (1) that acknowledges God's righteous (a) and (2) accepts the gracious gift of salvation through Jesus Christ.

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, describe the faith which frames Paul's argument in Romans 1 to 8. Fill in the blank: It is a faith (1) that ____________ God's righteous ____________ and (2) accepts the gracious gift of salvation through Jesus Christ.

(a)

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, describe the faith which frames Paul's argument in Romans 1 to 8. Fill in the blank: It is a faith (1) that acknowledges God's righteous condemnation and (2) accepts the ________ gift of _________ through Jesus Christ.

(a)

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, describe the faith which frames Paul's argument in Romans 1 to 8. Fill in the blank: It is a faith (1) that acknowledges God's righteous condemnation and (2) accepts the ________ gift of _________ _______ Jesus Christ.

(a)

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, describe the faith which frames Paul's argument in Romans 1 to 8. Fill in the blank: It is a faith (1) that acknowledges God's righteous condemnation and (2) accepts the gracious gift of (a) through Jesus Christ.

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, describe the faith which frames Paul's argument in Romans 1 to 8. Fill in the blank: It is a faith (1) that acknowledges God's righteous condemnation and (2) _______ the ________ gift of _________ _______ Jesus Christ.

(a)

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, the faith that frames Paul's argument in Romans 1 to 8 acknowledges what? Be specific. God's righteous (a)

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, the faith that frames Paul's argument in Romans 1 to 8 accepts what? The ________ gift of _________ through Jesus Christ

(a)

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, the faith that frames Paul's argument in Romans 1 to 8 accepts what? The ________ gift of _________ _______ Jesus Christ

(a)

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, the faith that frames Paul's argument in Romans 1 to 8 accepts what? The gracious gift of (a) through Jesus Christ

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, the faith that frames Paul's argument in Romans 1 to 8 accepts the gracious gift of what? _________ _______ Jesus Christ

(a)

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, the faith that frames Paul's argument in Romans 1 to 8 accepts the gracious gift of what? (a) through Jesus Christ

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, in Romans, Paul has an extended call for what? Holy (a)

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, Paul's extended call for holy living is intended to do what? ________ every ________ and __________ to fall into old ________ of sin

(a)

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, Paul's extended call for holy living is intended to do what? Undercut every argument and (a) to fall into old patterns of sin

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, Paul's extended call for holy living is intended to do what? ________ every ________ and __________ to fall into old patterns of sin

(a)

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, Paul's extended call for holy living is intended to do what? ________ _____ ________ and __________ to fall into old ________ of sin

(a)

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, Paul's extended call for holy living is intended to do what? Undercut every ________ and __________ to fall into old patterns of sin

(a)

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, Paul's extended call for holy living is intended to undercut what? Fill in the blank: (1) every (a) and (2) temptation to fall into old patterns of sin

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, Paul's extended call for holy living is intended to undercut what? Fill in the blank: (1) every argument and (2) __________ to fall ____ old ________ of sin

(a)

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, Paul's extended call for holy living is intended to undercut what? Fill in the blank: (1) every argument and (2) (a) to fall into old patterns of sin

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, Paul's extended call for holy living is intended to undercut every argument and temptation to do what? Fall into old (a) of sin

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, Paul's extended call for holy living is intended to undercut every argument and temptation to do what? ____ into old ________ of sin

(a)

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, Paul's extended call for holy living is intended to undercut every argument and temptation to do what? ____ ____ old ________ of sin

(a)

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, Paul's extended call for holy living is intended to undercut every argument and temptation to fall into what? Old (a) of sin

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, Paul's extended call for holy living is intended to undercut every argument and temptation to fall into what? ___ ________ of sin

(a)

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, Paul's extended call for holy living is intended to undercut every argument and temptation to fall into old patterns of what?

(a)

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, Paul teaches that there must be a complete change of loyalty from sin to what?

(a)

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, Paul teaches that there must be a complete change of loyalty from what to what? Sin to (a)

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, for believers there must be a complete change of what?

(a)

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, in his letter, Paul moves from the tragedy of sin and rebellion to what? The ___________ of the ____________ _______ humans and God for all _______ Christ

(a)

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, in his letter, Paul moves from the tragedy of sin and rebellion to what? The ___________ of the ____________ between humans and God for all through Christ

(a)

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, in his letter, Paul moves from the tragedy of sin and rebellion to what? The restoration of the (a) between humans and God for all through Christ

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, the tragedy of sin and rebellion undermined the ability of humans to live how? At (a) with God

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, what undermined the ability of humans to live at peace with God? The _______ of sin and _________

(a)

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, what undermined the ability of humans to live at peace with God? The tragedy of sin and (a)

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, the restoration of the relationship between humans and God is accomplished through whom?

(a)

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, in Romans 9-11, Paul also confronts what? The Jewish (a) of the Messiah

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, in Romans 9-11, Paul also confronts what? The Jewish _________ of the _______

(a)

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, in what chapters in Romans does Paul confront the Jewish rejection of the Messiah? (a) 9-11

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, in Romans 9-11, Paul confront the Jewish rejection of whom? Be specific. The (a)

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, in Romans 12-15, no sinner can rely on anyone's righteousness other than whose?

(a)

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, what can we not expect to do if we are separated from the nurture and encouragement of other believers? Advance (a)

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, in Romans 12-15, no Christian is expected to advance spiritually apart from what? Fill in the blank: (1) The (a) and (2) encouragement of other believers

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, in Romans 12-15, no Christian is expected to advance spiritually apart from what? Fill in the blank: (1) The nurture and (2) _____________ of other _________

(a)

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, in Romans 12-15, no Christian is expected to advance spiritually apart from what? Fill in the blank: (1) The nurture and (2) (a) of other believers

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, in Romans 12-15, without the nurture and encouragement of other believers, who cannot expect to advance spiritually? Any (a)

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, what has God distributed among the believers, who are to use them for one another's benefit? Fill in the blank: (1) (a) and (2) abilities

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, what has God distributed among the believers, who are to use them for one another's benefit? Fill in the blank: (1) Gifts and (2) (a)

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, the gifts and abilities God has distributed among the believers are to be used for what? One (a) benefit

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According to The Andrews Bible Commentary on Romans, in what chapters of Romans does Paul address the need for nurture and encouragement of other believers? (a) 12-15

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PBE2025: Romans Commentary

Total questions: 133

Worksheet time: 2hrs 40mins

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