Romans 2 Flashcards
Question 1: What is the main warning Paul gives about judging others in Romans 2?
Answer: Paul warns that when you judge others, you condemn yourself because you do the same things.
How does Paul describe God’s judgment in chapter 2?
God’s judgment is based on truth, and He will judge everyone according to their deeds without favoritism.
What consequences does Paul mention for those who are self-seeking and reject the truth?
They will face wrath and anger.
According to Paul, what will those who seek glory, honor, and immortality through perseverance in doing good receive?
They will receive eternal life.
Who does Paul address directly in verses 2:17-24, and what is his main point to them?
Paul addresses the Jews, pointing out that their reliance on the law and circumcision is insufficient if they fail to live according to the law.
How did the Jews’ failure to live according to the law affect the name of God, according to Paul?
It caused the name of God to be blasphemed among the Gentiles.
What argument does Paul make about physical circumcision?
Physical circumcision is of value only if you obey the law; otherwise, it becomes uncircumcision.
How can someone who is not circumcised be regarded, according to Paul?
If they keep the law’s requirements, they will be regarded as if they were circumcised.
What does Paul say about true Jewish identity and circumcision?
A true Jew is one inwardly, and circumcision is a matter of the heart, by the Spirit, not just by the written code.
What central theme in Paul’s theology is highlighted in Romans 2 regarding righteousness?
True righteousness comes from a transformation of the heart, not just from possessing the law or physical signs like circumcision.
