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4.4 Let’s Practice…

1. who wrote the book of Romans?

2. When and where was the book of Romans Written?

3-4. Name the two audiences Paul was writing to in Rome?

5-6. Name the two major themes in Romans?

7-10. Give four purposes of the writing of the book of Romans?

11- 14. What is the means, manner, ground and final intent of justification?

15.How does Paul defend the principle of faith alone?

16. How does Paul illustrate the principle of faith alone?

17-21. Demonstrate the five ways in which Paul expresses Abraham’s paradigmatic faith?

22-25. Express the four ways in which life that is Predicated on Imputed Righteousness is evident?

26-29. Write the fourfold ministry of the Holy Spirit to the believer in Christ as provided for by Paul?

30-33. out of the eight learned, state only the four evidences of the Outworking of God’s Righteousness
in the life of Believers? (12:1-15:13).

34-36. Concerning the warnings to the strong and the weak against judging their brother or sister, Paul
gives three principles, name them?

37-39. In warning the strong not to cause their weaker brother to stumble (14:13-15:4), Paul gives three
principles, name them?

4.5 Let’s Personalize this lesson…

Do you doubt God’s love? Do you question God’s control? Do you wonder about God’s power?
Do you doubt God’s promises? This book clearly helps us see that God is so loving that He never
gave up on our depravity, so sovereign that He has us in His plan, so mighty that His plans never
fail, and so faithful that all of His promises are being accomplished. Are you overpowered by sin
and its craving? This book reveals that Jesus has power to free us from such bondages. Surrender to Him
completely and watch what He is capable of changing in your life!

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