The book of Romans is the sixth book of the New Testament. The epistle to the Romans was written from Corinth during the Apostle Paul’s third visit to that city. The theme of this Epistle is “the gospel of God.” It relates to the whole world that “there is no respect of persons” with Him who is “the God of the Jews” and “of the Gentiles also.” Romans, states the divine provision of God’s Grace whereby He is able to declare sinners as righteous through the atoning work of His righteous Son Jesus Christ. This book of Romans can be divided into five parts: 1) The whole world is guilty before God. 2) Justification by faith in Christ. 3) Sanctification through union with Christ in His Death and Resurrection. 4) The problem of Jewish unbelief. 5) Christian life and service for the glory of God, and the outflow of Christian Love. The author of this book is Paul. Listed below are questions on the book of Romans. These questions can be used freely for Sunday school or bible study to help all young Christians study the scriptures. My prayers are with you always and may God bless you in your studies.
Romans Chapter 1
1) Who was Paul a servant of in verse one of the book of Romans? (Romans 1:1)
2) What was Paul called to be an apostle of in this verse? (Romans 1:1)
3) Who was made of the seed of David according to the flesh? (Romans 1:3)
4) Who was declared to be the Son of God with power? (Romans 1:4)
5) We will receive what for obedience for his name sake? (Romans 1:5)
6) What is every Christian called to be in this verse? (Romans 1:7)
7) What do we have from God our Father, and the Lord Jesus Christ? (Romans 1:7)
8) Who in Rome was called by our beloved God to be what? (Romans 1:7)
9) What was spoken of throughout the whole world? (Romans 1:8)
10) What does Paul request that he might have what, by the will of God? (Romans 1:10)
11) What were Paul’s feelings about getting to Rome? (Romans 1:9-12)
12) What had Paul wanted to do for a long time? (Romans 1:13)
13) What were two familiar divisions of mankind in Paul’s day? (Romans 1:14)
14) What was Paul not ashamed of and was ready to preach? (Romans 1:15-16)
15) What shall the just live by; as it is written? (Romans 1:17)
16) What is the wrath of God revealed from Heaven against? (Romans 1:18)
17) How can God hold the uninstructed heathen accountable? (Romans 1:19)
18) What things in particular has God revealed to all men? (Romans 1:20)
19) What is proof that there is an all-wise and powerful God? (Romans 1:20)
20) When men see the evidences of God, what causes them to turn their backs upon Him? (Romans 1:21)
21) What is one the signs of depravity in the home mentioned by Paul in this verse? (Romans 1:30)
22) Can you name five ways in which Paul describes people, such as the false teachers? (Romans 1:24-32)
Romans Chapter 2
1) Although the moralizer might condemn the heathen for their gross sins, what problem did he face himself? (Romans 2:1)
2) What basis does God judge all men on? (Romans 2:2)
3) What is one of the worst sins in the sight of God? (Romans 2:4)
4) Is the doctrine of salvation by faith something that encourages loose conduct? (Romans 2:7)
5) What vital fact should lay hold of us all? (Romans 2:11)
6) Can listening to the law or approving of it save anyone? (Romans 2:12)
7) Does a heathen who has never heard the law have a certain amount of light to which God can hold him accountable? (Romans 2:14)
8) Is the mere possession of the law of God any protection? (Romans 2:17-25)
9) Does the claim of being an instructor in righteousness relieve one? (Romans 2:19-21)
10) What does Paul say about judging others when we are blind to our own faults? (Romans 2:21-23)
11) Why is the name of God blasphemed among the heathen? (Romans 2:23-24)
12) What is the spiritual circumcision that is essential? (Romans 2:28-29)
Romans Chapter 3
1) What is the first great advantage of the Jew? (Romans 3:2)
2) When a person challenges God’s Word, what does that person become? (Romans 3:4)
3) What is the great purpose of the Law of Moses? (Romans 3:19-20)
4) Were ceremonial distinctions intended to cease? (Romans 3:22)
5) Who has sinned in this world? (Romans 3:23)
6) How many are in need of our Lord Jesus Christ’s help? (Romans 3:23)
7) What are we freely justified by in Jesus Christ? (Romans 3:24)
8) Can we have any basis for boasting? (Romans 3:27)
Romans Chapter 4
1) Who is first mentioned by Paul in support of his doctrine of righteousness received by faith? (Romans 4:1)
2) If Abraham had been justified by works, what could he have done? (Romans 4:2)
3) For what, saith the scripture in verse three? (Romans 4:3)
4) What is the one thing that God accepts in exchange for the gift of eternal life? (Romans 4:5)
5) Who is next used as an illustration of imputed righteousness? (Romans 4:6)
6) What was the transaction on God’s part, in answer to David’s faith? (Romans 4:7)
7) Can one who stands in the righteousness of Jesus Christ have his sins imputed to him? (Romans 4:8)
8) Was Abraham justified before his circumcision as a Hebrew or afterward? (Romans 4:10)
9) What was circumcision in relation to the spiritual experience? (Romans 4:11)
10) How wide was God’s purpose, was it only the salvation of the Jews? (Romans 4:12)
11) Was the promise of the blessing to Abraham’s descendants based on works of the law? (Romans 4:13)
12) What purpose must the law serve? (Romans 4:15)
13) Abraham was the spiritual father of many what? (Romans 4:17)
14) How old was Abraham when Sarah was with child? (Romans 4:19)
15) What was Abraham strong in and who did he give glory to? (Romans 4:20)
16) How would you define faith from these verses? (Romans 4:20-21)
Romans Chapter 5
1) We are justified by what, through our Lord Jesus Christ? (Romans 5:1)
2) When do we have peace with God through our Lord Jesus Christ? (Romans 5:1)
3) According to Paul, we glory in tribulations, but knowing that tribulation worketh what? (Romans 5:3)
4) What is giving to us in verse five? (Romans 5:5)
5) While we were yet sinners, who was the One that died for us? (Romans 5:8)
6) If God had such love for His enemies, what will He surely do for those who have become His children? (Romans 5:9)
7) Is it possible to receive salvation through the life of Jesus Christ apart from reconciliation through His death? (Romans 5:10)
8) What comes through this knowledge that we are reconciled by His death and kept safe by His life? (Romans 5:11)
9) Where did sin come from and who had sinned in this verse? (Romans 5:12)
10) Who was the only One that could give the free gift? (Romans 5:15-17)
11) What was the one sin that Adam did that made us all sinners? (Romans 5:19)
Romans Chapter 6
1) Should we continue in sin that grace may be abounded? (Romans 6:2)
2) What are we buried with by our Lord Jesus Christ into death? (Romans 6:4)
3) If we have been planted together in the likeness of His death, what shall we also bear likeness of His? (Romans 6:5)
4) If the body of sin has been destroyed, henceforth we should not serve what? (Romans 6:6)
5) If we are dead in Jesus Christ, we should believe what? (Romans 6:8)
6) How many times did our Lord Jesus Christ die for our sin? (Romans 6:10)
7) According to Paul, are we still under the law or what? (Romans 6:14)
8) What does Paul say about this in verse fifteen? (Romans 6:15)
9) If we are made free from sin, what are we to become servants of what? (Romans 6:18)
10) What did God say the wages of sin was? (Romans 6:23)
11) How did God pay this price for sin? (Romans 6:23)
Romans Chapter 7
1) According to Paul, if the husband is dead, what is the woman loose from in verse two? (Romans 7:2)
2) When a life is handed over to sin, what is certain to be the issue? (Romans 7:5)
3) What does Paul say about the law and the commandments? (Romans 7:12)
4) What did Paul say about sin and the law in verse seven? (Romans 7:7-14)
5) Does the Christian still possess the old nature? (Romans 7:14-18)
6) What does Paul say that he delights in, but after the inward man? (Romans 7:22)
7) Who does Paul say that he thanks God through in this verse? (Romans 7:25)
Romans Chapter 8
1) Why does Paul say that there is no condemnation to them, who are in Jesus Christ? (Romans 8:1)
2) What has made us free from the law of sin and death? (Romans 8:2)
3) How is it possible for one to be dead and very much alive physically at the same time? (Romans 8:6)
4) What are we told about the “carnal mind” in verse seven? (Romans 8:7)
5) What should we be willing to bear for our Lord Jesus Christ’s sake? (Romans 8:16)
6) If we are God’s children, what more can be said of us in verse seventeen? (Romans 8:17)
7) When will His kingdom be visibly manifested all over the earth? (Romans 8:19)
8) What is included in the “all things” aside from those who accept Jesus Christ? (Romans 8:19-22)
9) What does this future redemption include in this verse? (Romans 8:23)
10) Paul said that we know not what we should pray for as we ought to; but what does the Holy Spirit do for us? (Romans 8:26)
11) According to Paul, we know that all things work together for what in this verse? (Romans 8:28)
12) What comes ahead of God’s predestination of the believers in these verses? (Romans 8:29-30)
13) Because of His intercession, what is assured to a truly born-again person? (Romans 8:33-34)
14) What did Paul say about us and what are we accounted as in this verse? (Romans 8:36)
15) What assurance can the Christian have at all times? (Romans 8:38-39)
Romans Chapter 9
1) How does Paul describe his relationship in our Lord Jesus Christ in verse one? (Romans 9:1)
2) What made the Jewish people rejection of their Messiah so sad in verse four? (Romans 9:4)
3) What dignity did the apostle Paul ascribe to the Messiah? (Romans 9:5)
4) What distinction did God make concerning Israel from the outset? (Romans 9:6)
5) Were all Israelites saved because they were the physical seed of Abraham? (Romans 9:7)
6) If Jacob was chosen, it was not on his merits. If Esau was rejected, was God unrighteous? (Romans 9:14)
7) What did God say to Moses about have mercy on in verse fifteen? (Romans 9:15)
8) Is it of any use to argue with God who knows the thoughts and the intents of man’s heart? (Romans 9:19-20)
9) If the potter throws out a complete vessel, is it not likely that there is a sufficient reason? (Romans 9:21)
10) Can you quote what the prophet Isaiah cried out for concerning Israel? (Romans 9:27)
11) What had happened to many religious Jews who had reasoned that all Jews must be saved because they were descended from Abraham? (Romans 9:31-32)
Romans Chapter 10
1) What was Paul’s hearts desire and prayer to God for all Israel? (Romans 10:1)
2) What is the only way one can be filled with the acceptable fruits of righteousness? (Romans 10:1-3)
3) Who was the One that ended the law for righteousness, to everyone that believes? (Romans 10:4)
4) For whom is Jesus Christ the end of the law for righteousness? (Romans 10:4)
5) What kind of knowledge will save a sinner? (Romans 10:9)
6) What part does confessing Jesus Christ have in a genuine conversion? (Romans 10:9-10)
7) What must one do to be saved in these verses? (Romans 10:9-13)
8) According to the apostle Paul, what is God saying about those who witness for the gospel? (Romans 10:15)
9) Can we expect that our witness for Jesus Christ will always be welcomed? (Romans 10:16)
10) According to Paul, where does faith come from in verse seventeen? (Romans 10:17)
11) What was the tragic thing about God’s invitation to His people Israel? (Romans 10:21)
Romans Chapter 11
1) Does Paul think that God is through with Israel as his people? (Romans 11:1)
2) Does the apostle Paul believe that God will cast away Israel? (Romans 11:2)
3) What does the prophet Elijah say in his prayers to the God of Israel? (Romans 11:3)
4) How does God answer the prophet Elijah in verse four? (Romans 11:4)
5) What do you think of the teaching of some today that there is no such thing as a genuine Jewish Christian? (Romans 11:7)
6) What is the trouble with Jews who refuse Jesus Christ, after having Him fairly presented to them? (Romans 11:8)
7) Can we say that the Jews then are hopelessly lost as a nation? (Romans 11:11)
8) What will eventually be the reaction of the Jews when they see divine blessing poured out upon believing Gentiles? (Romans 11:11-12)
9) What reason alone were the Jewish branches broken off for? (Romans 11:20)
10) Does the Gentile stand in the same peril as the Jews? (Romans 11:21)
11) Can a Jew that comes to Jesus Christ be grafted in, according to Paul? (Romans 11:23)
12) The blindness of Israel is not totally, but only until what happens? (Romans 11:25)
13) When this “fullness” is attained, and when Jesus Christ shall come out of Zion, what part of the remaining Israel will be saved? (Romans 11:26)
14) What has God covenanted to do especially for Israel? (Romans 11:27)
15) How does the apostle Paul describe God’s matchless wisdom in these verses? (Romans 11:33-35)
Romans Chapter 12
1) According to Paul, how should we present our bodies to God in verse one? (Romans 12:1)
2) What is the reasonable and spiritual service for a Christian to render? (Romans 12:1)
3) When will the Holy Spirit take over the believer’s life? (Romans 12:1-2)
4) What do we discover for ourselves if we turn from worldly things to the Christ life? (Romans 12:2)
5) According to this verse, what does God want in His people? (Romans 12:3)
6) What are the gifts that the apostle Paul mentioned in these verses? (Romans 12:6-8)
7) What guidelines do these verses give about love? (Romans 12:9)
8) What quality should be displayed in all business and social relationships? (Romans 12:11)
9) According to the apostle Paul, what should we rejoice in? (Romans 12:12)
10) What did God say about vengeance in verse nineteen? (Romans 12:19)
11) How does Paul say that we ought to treat our enemies? (Romans 12:20)
Romans Chapter 13
1) How many souls were to be subject to unto the higher powers? (Romans 13:1)
2) What will happen to those that resist the power and the ordinance of God in verse two? (Romans 13:2)
3) What are a Christian’s duties to those that are in authority? (Romans 13:1-7)
4) Which is the greatest of all debts that probably we will never get paid? (Romans 13:8)
5) What quality should always be displayed in our life? (Romans 13:10)
6) What one thing was certain as to the time of the Lord Jesus Christ’s return? (Romans 13:11)
7) How did the apostle Paul feel about the darkness of those times? (Romans 13:12)
8) What is the only safe course for Christians, since it is not ours to know exactly the times and seasons? (Romans 13:12-13)
9) What must always precede any attempt to control the flesh? (Romans 13:14)
Romans Chapter 14
1) What is the Christian attitude toward people who seem to entertain unwarranted scruples? (Romans 14:1)
2) What was one of the chief matters that were argued about in the early days? (Romans 14:2)
3) What shows plainly that the Old Testament Sabbath law was not in effect under the gospel? (Romans 14:5)
4) Is the particular day of the week that is kept the essential thing? (Romans 14:6)
5) Since all believers are bound together in Jesus Christ, what is the great fact for us to remember as Christians? (Romans 14:7-8)
6) As to all differences of opinion, with whom must we all stand before for reckoning? (Romans 14:10)
7) What does our Lord Jesus Christ say that we will all do in this verse? (Romans 14:11-12)
8) What did the apostle Paul say about the kingdom of God in verse seventeen? (Romans 14:17)
9) Although we can do certain things without personal danger, why is it necessary sometimes to forego them? (Romans 14:21)
10) If one does something which causes his conscience uneasiness, what will be the result? (Romans 14:23)
Romans Chapter 15
1) As a part of pleasing God, whom also should we please in these verses? (Romans 15:1-3)
2) The Scriptures were written to give us hope. Hence, we are to be likeminded toward whom? (Romans 15:4-5)
3) According to the apostle Paul, we should glorify God, the Father of our Lord Jesus Christ with what? (Romans 15:6)
4) The ministry of Jesus Christ was particularly for whom? (Romans 15:8)
5) Who did the prophet Isaiah say would rise to reign over the nations? (Romans 15:12)
6) Paul was the one chosen to minister the gospel of God on behalf of Jesus Christ to whom? (Romans 15:16)
7) Where did Paul say that he has fully preached the gospel to in this verse? (Romans 15:19)
8) Where did the apostle Paul go to and minister to the saints in this verse? (Romans 15:25)
Romans Chapter 16
1) How did the apostle Paul present the sister named Phoebe to the believers? (Romans 16:1-2)
2) Who would have given their lives for the apostle Paul, if necessary? (Romans 16:3-4)
3) Can you name the two Christian brothers that were saved before Paul was in verse seven? (Romans 16:7)
4) Can you name three persons that the apostle Paul did send greetings to that was his kinsmen? (Romans 16:7-11)
5) Whose mother did Paul say was chosen in the Lord Jesus Christ? (Romans 16:13)
6) What did the believers greet one another with in this verse? (Romans 16:16)
7) Who did Paul say that the people were actually serving in verse eighteen? (Romans 16:18)
8) Who did the apostle Paul say that the God of peace would bruise shortly? (Romans 16:20)
Note: I pray that these questions have helped your study and under standing of Gods’ word in the Bible. Please feel free to pass them on to other people if they have helped you.
Your, Brother in Christ
Frank Rose