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Card 1 · Question
In Romans 3:2, Paul identifies a significant advantage that the Jewish people had. What does he say is the chief advantage of being Jewish?
📖 Romans 3:2
Card 2 · Question
What rhetorical question does Paul pose in Romans 3:9 regarding the status of Jews compared to Gentiles?
📖 Romans 3:9
Card 3 · Question
According to Romans 3:10, how many righteous people does Paul say there are when he quotes the Old Testament?
📖 Romans 3:10
Card 4 · Question
In Romans 3:21-22, Paul introduces a righteousness from God that is made known apart from the law. What does he identify as the means through which this righteousness comes to all who believe?
📖 Romans 3:21-22
Card 5 · Question
What does Paul say God presented Jesus as in Romans 3:25 for the forgiveness of sins?
📖 Romans 3:25
Card 6 · Question
How does Paul conclude his argument in Romans 3:28 regarding justification and the law?
📖 Romans 3:28
Card 7 · Question
In Romans 3:20, Paul makes a statement about what the law cannot do. Which of the following best captures his meaning?
📖 Romans 3:20
Card 8 · Question
What specific quality of God does Paul emphasize in Romans 3:25-26 regarding His righteousness?
📖 Romans 3:25-26
Card 9 · Question
What does Paul ask rhetorically in Romans 3:29-30 regarding the God of Jews and Gentiles?
📖 Romans 3:29-30
Card 10 · Question
In Romans 3:23, Paul provides a comprehensive statement about humanity's condition. What does he say all people have done and what is the consequence?
📖 Romans 3:23
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Romans Chapter 3 — Righteousness Through Faith Quiz — Flashcards (Questions)
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In Romans 3:2, Paul identifies a significant advantage that the Jewish people had. What does he say is the chief advantage of being Jewish?
📖 Romans 3:2
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What rhetorical question does Paul pose in Romans 3:9 regarding the status of Jews compared to Gentiles?
📖 Romans 3:9
#3
According to Romans 3:10, how many righteous people does Paul say there are when he quotes the Old Testament?
📖 Romans 3:10
#4
In Romans 3:21-22, Paul introduces a righteousness from God that is made known apart from the law. What does he identify as the means through which this righteousness comes to all who believe?
📖 Romans 3:21-22
#5
What does Paul say God presented Jesus as in Romans 3:25 for the forgiveness of sins?
📖 Romans 3:25
#6
How does Paul conclude his argument in Romans 3:28 regarding justification and the law?
📖 Romans 3:28
#7
In Romans 3:20, Paul makes a statement about what the law cannot do. Which of the following best captures his meaning?
📖 Romans 3:20
#8
What specific quality of God does Paul emphasize in Romans 3:25-26 regarding His righteousness?
📖 Romans 3:25-26
Romans Chapter 3 — Righteousness Through Faith Quiz — Flashcards (Answers)
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Are we Jews better off than the Gentiles in any way?
In Romans 3:9, Paul asks rhetorically whether Jews are better off (implying they are not), establishing that both Jews and Gentiles are equally under the power of sin.
Romans 3:9
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They were entrusted with the very words of God
Paul states in Romans 3:2 that "the Jews have been entrusted with the very words of God," emphasizing that the possession of Scripture was their primary advantage.
Romans 3:2
#4
Faith in Jesus Christ
Romans 3:22 states that this righteousness from God comes "through faith in Jesus Christ to all who believe," establishing faith as the singular means of justification.
Romans 3:21-22
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Not even one
Paul quotes Psalm 14:3 in Romans 3:10 stating "there is no one righteous, not even one," establishing the universal sinfulness of all humanity.
Romans 3:10
#6
We are justified by faith apart from the works of the law
Romans 3:28 explicitly states that "a person is justified by faith apart from the works of the law," making clear that justification is through faith alone, not through obedience to the law.
Romans 3:28
#5
A sacrifice of atonement
Romans 3:25 describes Jesus as "a sacrifice of atonement" (or propitiation), emphasizing His role in satisfying God's justice and providing forgiveness through His blood.
Romans 3:25
#8
His justice in forbearing sins and His justice in declaring righteousness through faith
Romans 3:25-26 describes how God demonstrates His righteousness both in forbearing (passing over) past sins and in being just while justifying those who have faith in Jesus.
Romans 3:25-26
#7
No one will be declared righteous in God's sight by the works of the law
Romans 3:20 states "no one will be declared righteous in God's sight by the works of the law," meaning the law reveals sin but cannot justify anyone before God.
Romans 3:20
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What does Paul ask rhetorically in Romans 3:29-30 regarding the God of Jews and Gentiles?
📖 Romans 3:29-30
#10
In Romans 3:23, Paul provides a comprehensive statement about humanity's condition. What does he say all people have done and what is the consequence?
📖 Romans 3:23
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Romans Chapter 3 — Righteousness Through Faith Quiz — Flashcards (Answers)
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All have sinned and fall short of the glory of God
Romans 3:23 states that "all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God," establishing the universal reality of sin and the universal need for justification.
Romans 3:23
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Is God the God of Jews only, or of Gentiles too?
Romans 3:29-30 asks whether God is the God of Jews only, answering that He is God of both Jews and Gentiles, who will be justified by faith in the same way.
Romans 3:29-30
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