Romans Flashcards

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Paul’s amanuensis (scribe)

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Tertius

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Jews were ……….… in A.D.___and ………….. in A.D.___

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expelled
49
returned
56

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the church was made up of

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Jews and Gentiles, which presented issues of unity

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Date, place of writing, and theme of Roman’s

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Written during Paul’s 3rd missionary journey, A.D.56-57
Place of writing: Corinth
Theme: the Righteousness of God (Romans 1:16-17)

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Occasion of Romans

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Paul desires to go to Rome but he is delayed so he writes an announcement of his plan to visit

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Purposes

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Show God’s sovereign plan of salvation that is offered to both the Jew and the Gentile
Explain how Jews and Gentiles fit in this plan and God’s future plans for Israel
Exhort both Jew and Gentile to live righteous and harmonious

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Chart page 26

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Key chapters/sections

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Chapters 1-3=the condemnation of all mankind because of their sin
Chapters 6-8=sin, sanctification,and the Holy Spirit
Chapters 9-11=God’s plan for Israel
Chapters 14-15= the weaker and stronger brother / Jew&Gentile relationships

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Romans 1:1-17

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The righteousness of God revealed
Romans 1-7:
1:2-3— the gospel is connected to the OT (inclusio)
1:3— the humanity of Christ
1:4— the deity of Christ
1:5-7— the ministry of Paul sharing this gospel

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Romans 1:18-32

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Condemnation of unrighteousness Gentiles
Romans 1:21-23— man refuses to worship God, man replaces God with idols

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Romans 1:24-32

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Mankind exchange-God gives them over to sin

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Romans 1, ultimately…

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Man rejects and replaces God

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God’s wrath is a righteous judgment upon man who has ………. living in unrighteousness

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rejected and replaced God

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Romans 2:1-3:8—

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condemnation of unrighteousness Jews
God judges their hypocrisy (2:1-3)

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A true Jew is one who is not only physically descended from Abraham but

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Also has faith like Abraham

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A true Jew= not only …… but also

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External, internal

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Romans 3:9-20

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Condemnation of unrighteousness mankind

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Total depravity the inability to please God and do what is right because sin has impacted

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Every aspect of who we are

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Romans 3:21-5:21= justification

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Key transition between chapters 1-3 & 4-5

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Romans 3:21-31

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The provision for sin- how God justifies
Justification= declare someone righteous
Redemption= buy back from slavery
Propitiation= turn away wrath

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Romans 3:26

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The just and the justifier

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Romans 3:28

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Justified by faith apart from works

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Romans 3:30

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By faith…through faith- both Jew and Gentiles

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Romans 4:1-25
Justification in the Old Testament
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The example of Abraham
justification & grace, positive example
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The example of David
Justification & forgiveness, negative example
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Justification through Faith, not works
For both Jew and Gentile
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Romans 5:1-21
The benefits and application of justification
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Key theological term in 3:21-5:21
Justification
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Romans 6:1-23
Freedom from the power of sin
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Our identity with Christ
Dead to sin
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Key word
With
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Our identity with Christ
Slaves to righteousness
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Romans 7:1-25- the conflict of the … of sin
Presence
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Romans 7:7-13
Nature of the law: reveals sin (7:7), arouses sin (7:8-11), yet it is holy, righteous and good (7:12-13)
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The believers….
Condition, conflict and confidence
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Romans 8:1-39
The presence and power of the Holy spiritual for sanctification
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Romans 8:1-17
The presence and power of the Holy Spirit enables us for victory
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We have a new relationship
Adoption
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Present trials and suffering grow us into
Christ likeness (8:18-30)
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Sons - sufferings - conformed to
Sons of God, children of God, adopted Sufferings of this present time Conformed to the image of His Son
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What God has done from
Eternity past to the Eternity future
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The golden chain of
Redemption: foreknew, predestined, called, justified, glorified
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Future certainty of Sanctification
Romans 8:31-39
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Therefore there is no ……. For those in …., …… from the love of God, which is in …….
Condemnation, Christ Jesus, nothing can separate us, Christ Jesus
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Romans 9:1-29— God’s sovereign work and
Israel’s past election
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Israel’s rejection is not
Inconsistent with God’s word
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Gods sovereign
Choice/ election
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God has not …. Because He has always
Failed, chosen (election) some over others
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Israel’s rejection is not ……. With God’s
inconsistent, justice
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Romans 9:22– some prepared for
Destruction
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Romans 9:23– some prepared for
Glory
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Romans 9:27-29– there is always a
Remnant
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Romans 9:30-10:21— God’s sovereign work and …..
Israel’s present rejection
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Stumbled over
Their works and Christ
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Romans 11:1-36— God’s sovereign work and
Israle’s future restoration
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Israel’s present rejection is not
Total but partial
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Israel’s present rejection is not
Permanent but temporary
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