Romans 7-8 Quiz

In Romans 7:1-3, what analogy does Paul use to explain our relationship with the law?

• A) Farmer and crops

• B) Master and servant

• C) Husband and wife

• D) Teacher and student

According to Romans 7:4, what is the purpose of believers dying to the law?

• A) To avoid punishment

• B) To bear fruit to God

• C) To reject God's authority

• D) To prove self-righteousness

In Romans 7:7, what does Paul ask about the law?

• A) Is the law temporary?

• B) Is the law irrelevant?

• C) Is the law sin?

• D) Is the law powerless?

Romans 7:12 states that the law is:

• A) A burden

• B) Holy, just, and good

• C) A hindrance

• D) Unnecessary

In Romans 7:14, how does Paul describe the nature of the law?

• A) Weak

• B) Sinful

• C) Spiritual

• D) Carnal

According to Romans 7:18, what does Paul acknowledge about his flesh?

• A) It is inherently evil.

• B) It is incapable of doing good.

• C) It is no longer subject to sin.

• D) It is under the complete control of the law.

In Romans 7:22-23, what two forces are in conflict within Paul?

• A) Law and grace

• B) Flesh and spirit

• C) Good and evil

• D) Faith and works

Romans 7:24 expresses Paul's cry for deliverance from what?

• A) Sinful desires

• B) The body of death

• C) The law

• D) Earthly troubles

What does Paul thank God for in Romans 7:25?

• A) His own efforts

• B) The law

• C) Jesus Christ our Lord

• D) Human wisdom

In Romans 8:1, what is declared for those who are in Christ Jesus?

• A) Condemnation

• B) Freedom

• C) Guilt

• D) Punishment