Book of Romans Quiz
Test your knowledge of the whole Letter to the Romans, from sin and the righteousness that comes by faith to Abraham, Adam and Christ, life in the Spirit, God's plan for Israel, living sacrifices, and Paul's greetings to the church in Rome.
About the Book of Romans Quiz
Romans is Paul's longest letter, written to a church he had not yet visited. In it he sets out the gospel step by step: everyone has sinned, God puts people right with himself through faith in Jesus, and nothing can separate believers from his love. Paul then wrestles with why most of Israel had not believed, and finishes with practical teaching on love, government, and how strong and weak believers should treat each other. This quiz covers all 16 chapters, and every answer comes with the chapter and verse.
Book of Romans Quiz — Practice Questions
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1. Who wrote the letter to the Romans?
2. To which city's believers was the letter written?
3. What did Paul say he was not ashamed of?
4. To whom did Paul say the gospel came first?
5. Which line from Habakkuk does Paul quote in Romans 1:17?
6. What does Paul say makes God's invisible qualities clearly seen?
7. What did people exchange the glory of the immortal God for?
8. What does Paul say God's kindness is meant to lead people to?
9. Where does Paul say the requirements of the law are written for Gentiles?
10. What kind of circumcision does Paul say really counts?
11. What does Paul say the Jews were first entrusted with?
12. Complete Romans 3:10: 'There is no one righteous, not even' what?
13. Complete Romans 3:23: 'For all have sinned and fall short of' what?
14. How does Paul say people are justified?
15. What does Paul say is excluded because we are justified by faith?
16. Which Old Testament figure is Paul's main example of faith in Romans 4?
17. Was Abraham's faith credited to him before or after circumcision?
18. Which king does Paul quote about the blessedness of forgiveness?
19. About how old was Abraham when he believed he would have a son?
20. Abraham is called the father of whom in Romans 4?
21. Since we have been justified through faith, what do we have with God?
22. According to Romans 5, what does suffering produce first?
23. When did Christ die for us, according to Romans 5:8?
24. Through whom did sin enter the world?
25. Paul calls Adam a pattern of whom?
26. Where sin increased, what increased all the more?
27. How does Paul answer, 'Shall we go on sinning so that grace may increase?'
28. With what does Paul say believers were buried with Christ?
29. What are believers told to count themselves in Romans 6:11?
30. What does Romans 6:23 say are the wages of sin?
31. What is the gift of God in Romans 6:23?
32. Instead of slaves to sin, believers have become slaves to what?
33. Which illustration does Paul use for release from the law in Romans 7?
34. Which commandment does Paul say showed him what sin was?
35. What does Paul say about the good he wants to do in Romans 7?
36. What does Paul cry out at the end of Romans 7?
37. What is there now for those who are in Christ Jesus?
38. By the Spirit, what do believers cry to God?
39. Believers are heirs of God and co-heirs with whom?
40. What does Paul say our present sufferings are not worth comparing with?
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