Quiz: Justification and Death to Sin September 17, 2021/in Uncategorized /by Davis QUESTION 1 Specify the nuance of the dikaio– language in 6:15-23. It maintains the forensic sense as in the previous chapters. It has a moral sense and connotes conduct that is pleasing to God. 4 points QUESTION 2 What is the basis on which God justifies both Jews and Gentiles (3:29-30)? Obedience Love Faith 4 points QUESTION 3 Name the theme that dominates the first (5:1-11) and last (8:18-39) paragraphs, framing the argument in this section. Justification Assurance Salvation Glorification 4 points QUESTION 4 To fall short of God’s glory ( doxa) in 3:22b-23 means that due to sin and apart from Christ, persons will not share in God’s glory or awesome presence. True False 4 points QUESTION 5 Why must God’s righteousness be available for “all who believe” (3:22b-23)? God is merciful All have sinned Everyone deserves forgiveness 4 points QUESTION 6 Paul gives two fundamental reasons for the assurance that Christ will rescue believers from God’s wrath (5:5-11). These are (2) God’s __for us in Christ (5-8); and (2) God’s __ for us in Christ (9-10). law, judgment grace, peach love, work mercy, and grace 4 points QUESTION 7 What does the “body of sin” (6:6) refer to? the entity of sin a sinful person our bodies as dominated by sin 4 points QUESTION 8 In continuation of the diatribe style, Paul engages in dialogue once again with an imaginary conversation partner (3:27-31). Who is this? A human in general A Jew specifically 4 points QUESTION 9 According to Romans 5:1-5, the results of justification by faith include (1) peace with God (5:1); (2) access to grace (5:2); (3) hope of glory (5:2); and (4) ______ (5:5). Eternal Life the Holy Spirit the keys to the kingdom the Promise of Resurrection 4 points QUESTION 10 Select the reason Paul introduces Abraham into his argument in chapter 4. Abraham is a key figure in salvation history. The Gentiles claimed to be the heirs of Abraham. Abraham is the father of all who believe. 4 points QUESTION 11 What does Paul most often depict when he refers to being saved/salvation ( sozo)? the believer’s present condition the believer’s deliverance from harm the believer’s final deliverance from death and the wrath of God the believer’s justification 4 points QUESTION 12 What is midrash? A common Jewish practice of using a common word as the link between various passages. The term literally means “equal decision.” The broad theological elaboration of an Old Testament passage, such as Paul does with Genesis 15:6 in Romans 4. 4 points QUESTION 13 Since God justifies on the basis of faith in Jesus Christ, the Mosaic Law is nullified. True False 4 points QUESTION 14 Paul alludes to two notable Old Testament examples of being justified by faith in 4:1-8. Who are they? Abraham and Moses Noah and Abraham Moses and David Abraham and David 4 points QUESTION 15 The two aspects of the peace God gives us in Christ include the “peace of God” and “peace with God.” True False 4 points QUESTION 16 According to 3:22b-23, God’s righteousness is not available for “all who believe”? True False 4 points QUESTION 17 What role does the Mosaic law have in justification? Select the option below that best represents the overall teaching of Romans. We uphold the Mosaic law as a testimony to the gospel. We uphold the Mosaic law as bringing conviction of sin. We uphold the Mosaic law as a source of guidance for the Christian life. We uphold the Mosaic law as a standard of God’s holiness, now fulfilled in Christ. 4 points QUESTION 18 What theme binds the section from 4:13-22? Righteousness Circumcision Promise Slavery 4 points QUESTION 19 The Greek term hilasterion points to the mercy seat that covered the ark of the covenant. As such it depicts the place where atonement for sins was accomplished. This term conveys the sense of hilasterion well. Reconciliation Propitiation Redemption Grace 4 points QUESTION 20 What central subtheme resurfaces in 3:29-30? the justification of Jew and Gentile before God the condemnation of Jew and Gentile before God the equality between Jew and Gentile before God 4 points QUESTION 21 Paul teaches that Abraham was justified by his works (Rom 4). True False 4 points QUESTION 22 According to 3:25a, how was God able to redeem people in Christ? by declaring people righteous by presenting Jesus Christ as the sacrifice of atonement by raising Jesus from the dead 4 points QUESTION 23 Jesus was delivered over to death for our sins and was raised to life for our _____ (4:25). Propitiation Justification Glorification Sanctification 4 points QUESTION 24 The genitive construction: pisteos Iesou Christou in Rom. 3:22a has sparked debate. Discuss what is debatable about this phrase. Offer a solution. (100–150 words) "Get Help With Your Essay. If you need assistance with writing your essay, our professional essay writing service is here to help! Order Now https://essaysglobe.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/logo-EG.png 0 0 Davis https://essaysglobe.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/logo-EG.png Davis2021-09-17 10:40:542021-09-17 10:40:54Quiz: Justification and Death to Sin
