Paul and the Epistles

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According to Ephesians 1:11, what is God's ultimate plan?

To unite all things in heaven and earth under Christ

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What is one of the Devil’s greatest objectives, according to the lesson on Romans?

Producing division among believers 

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Which of the following epistles does NOT focus on themes of unity?

Revelation

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Why was there division between Jews and Gentiles in the early church?

They disagreed on what it meant to follow Jesus.

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Paul’s response to division in Romans can be summarized in one word. What is it?

die

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What does Paul mean by "death" in his teachings on unity?

Death to personal desires and selfishness

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What does Paul say is the root cause of division and sin?

disordered worship

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What is Paul’s solution to the cycle of sin and death?

the death and resurrection of Christ

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What is the "life cycle" that Paul describes in Romans 12–16?

Living sacrificially and pursuing peace and love

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What is the primary focus of Romans 1–3?

The reign of sin and the death cycle

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T/F: Paul wrote to the church in Rome because he had already visited them and knew their struggles firsthand.

false

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T/F: The first converts in Rome were primarily Gentiles.

false

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T/F: According to Romans, division and sin are ultimately worship issues

true

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T/F: Paul encourages both Jews and Gentiles to focus on their cultural identities and traditions to find unity.

false

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T/F: The phrase “life through death” refers to the idea that true life comes by following Jesus into self-denial and sacrifice

true

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T/F: Romans 5:1 states that Jews and Gentiles now have peace with God through Jesus Christ.

true

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T/F: In Romans 12, Paul tells believers to offer their bodies as living sacrifices.

true

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T/F: Paul tells the Gentiles to boast in their freedom from the Law and use it as proof of their superiority.

false

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T/F: Paul's teaching on unity suggests that believers should ignore divisions and pretend they do not exist.

false

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T/F: At the end of Romans, Paul warns the church to be aware of those who cause division.

true

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Why is Romans considered Paul’s most theologically comprehensive letter?

It systematically explains salvation, righteousness, and faith

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According to Paul in Romans, what is the ultimate consequence of rejecting God?

Loss of reasoning power and spiritual blindness

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What is the meaning of justification in Romans?

God declaring a sinful person righteous through faith

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What major theme does Paul emphasize in Romans 5 as a result of being justified by faith?

Peace with God and access to His grace

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What role does the Old Testament play in Paul’s presentation of the Gospel in Romans?

It prepares for and points toward Christ as the fulfillment of God’s plan

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What does atonement mean biblically?

The reconciliation between God and humanity through the sacrificial death of Jesus Christ

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What is the meaning of propitiation in the context of salvation?

The act of satisfying God's justice and turning away His wrath through Jesus' sacrifice

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What is the main reason readers should be careful about pulling individual verses from Paul’s letters?

Every verse is part of a larger literary structure and deeper theological message

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What is the purpose of a chiasm in biblical literature?

To create a poetic structure where the most important idea is in the center

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According to the structure of Philippians, what central theme does Paul emphasize through repetition?

Humility, suffering, and service as the path to true life in Christ

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In Philippians 2:6-11, how does Paul use a chiasm to highlight Jesus' life and mission?

He presents Jesus’ journey from glory to humility, then back to glory

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What is one of Paul’s main reasons for writing to the Galatians?

To defend the gospel of grace against false teachings

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What key theme does Paul emphasize in Ephesians regarding the church?

The unity of Jews and Gentiles in Christ

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In Colossians, how does Paul describe Christ’s supremacy?

Christ is the image of the invisible God and the head of the church

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In the letter to Philemon, how does Paul encourage Philemon to view Onesimus?

As a beloved brother in Christ