Understanding Romans 12:1-2 Quiz

What does Romans 12:2 say about the mind?

• It should be ignored.

• It should be renewed.

• It should be controlled.

• It should be forgotten.

According to Romans 12:1, what is considered as spiritual worship?

• Singing hymns.

• Offering your bodies as a living sacrifice.

• Attending church services.

• Reading the Bible.

What is the purpose of renewing the mind according to Romans 12:2?

• To conform to the world.

• To test and approve God's will.

• To gain worldly wisdom.

• To achieve personal goals.

What transformation is mentioned in Romans 12:2?

• Physical transformation.

• Spiritual transformation.

• Emotional transformation.

• Social transformation.

What does Romans 12:1 urge believers to do with their bodies?

• Ignore them.

• Offer them as a living sacrifice.

• Use them for personal gain.

• Keep them hidden.

According to Romans 12:2, what should believers not conform to?

• The patterns of this world.

• The teachings of the church.

• The laws of the land.

• The advice of elders.

What is the result of renewing the mind as stated in Romans 12:2?

• Increased intelligence.

• Understanding God's will.

• Better health.

• Greater wealth.

In Romans 12:1, what is the reason given for offering our bodies as a living sacrifice?

• It is a tradition.

• It is a form of spiritual worship.

• It is a way to gain favor.

• It is a requirement for salvation.

What does Romans 12:2 suggest is the opposite of being conformed to the world?

• Being transformed by the renewing of your mind.

• Being isolated from society.

• Being indifferent to worldly matters.

• Being rebellious against authority.

What does Romans 12:1-2 imply about God's will?

• It is unknowable.

• It is good, pleasing, and perfect.

• It is irrelevant.

• It is difficult to understand.