Romans 4

What does justified mean?

A. People can legitimately do what they want, regardless how bad it is.

B. To be declared righteous before God.

C. To be declared guilty before God.

D. To earn our salvation by keeping the law.

2. What did the scripture say about Abraham?

A. He should keep the law to be righteous

B. That Abraham was righteous even if he didn’t believe in God.

C. He had to sacrifice his son to be declared righteous

D. He believed God and was declared righteous.

3. Who does God justify?

A. The ungodly who trust God and don’t try to earn their salvation by good works and keeping the law.

B. Good people who do keep the law and help others even if they don’t believe God.

C. Only people who keep the law of Moses without breaking any of the laws.

D. Anyone who prays regardless how they live their lives.

4. What blessedness did David say about those who God credits righteousness apart from works?

A. Blessed are the lazy, as they don’t have to work.

B. Blessed are the upright for everyone will know how righteous they are.

C. Blessed are those whose sins are forgiven and will never be counted against them.

D. Blessed are they who are declared righteous so they can keep on sinning without the fear of being judged.

5. Is this “blessedness” only for those who have been circumcised or for everyone?

A. For everyone who believes.

B. For everyone whether they believe God or not.

C. Only for the circumcised

D. Only for those who are uncircumcised but believe.

6. How did Abraham receive the promise that he would be heir of the world?

A. By walking through the promised land that God would give his descendants.

B. By living by the law of Moses intuitively, as Moses came after Abraham.

C. By teaching his children how to live good God honouring lives.

D. Through the righteousness that comes by faith.

7. What does the law bring?

A. Righteousness

B. Self-control

C. Wrath

D. Order

8. What was Abraham called?

A. A father of many nations

B. The founder of the monotheistic faiths

C. The founding member of the nation of Israel

D. The one who almost prevented the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah

9. Why did Abraham believe against all hope?

A. He had a strong gut feeling that everything was going to work out in the end.

B. He was confident in his own righteousness

C. He was fully persuaded that God had the power to do what he had promised

D. He knew that he had a right to what God had promised.

10. In what do we need to believe to be justified by faith?

A. That God loves everyone in the world

B. That God raised Jesus from the dead. Jesus who was delivered over to death for our sins and raised to life for our justification

C. That people are inherently good so all their good works will justify their mistakes.

D. The we need to pray every day and love others.

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