Bible Quiz Romans 11 Read Romans 11 in your bible, listen to the podcast and answer the questions, let us know how many you got right in the comments.Studying Romans can transform how you view your relationship with God and others. Be open to what God might be speaking to you through this lesson. God bless! 1 / 10 1. Why does Paul use the analogy of an olive tree in Romans 11:17-18? To show how the Gentiles were grafted into God's family like branches on an olive tree To encourage people to eat olives To talk about gardening To talk about different types of trees 2 / 10 2. Why is it important for us not to be arrogant as “grafted” branches in Romans 11:20-21? Because God doesn’t like confidence Because we’re not allowed to have opinions Because we should never speak up Because just like branches can be grafted in, they can also be broken off if they don’t continue in faith 3 / 10 3. How does Romans 11:22 challenge us to see both the kindness and severity of God? We need to be aware that God’s kindness is real, but He also expects us to take our faith seriously God is only kind We should fear God God is only severe 4 / 10 4. Why does Paul say in Romans 11:33, “Oh, the depth of the riches and wisdom and knowledge of God”? He’s confused He’s overwhelmed by how awesome God’s plans are, even when they don’t make sense to us He’s trying to sound smart He’s amazed at how complicated God is 5 / 10 5. How can Romans 11:29 encourage someone who feels like they’ve messed up too much for God to use them? It means you should just give up It says God’s gifts and calling are irrevocable, meaning He doesn’t take back His plans for us It only applies to perfect people It doesn’t apply to us 6 / 10 6. In Romans 11:1, Paul asks if God has rejected His people, the Israelites. What’s his response? Yes, because they messed up No, because they’re perfect Yes, because they didn’t listen No, because Paul himself is an Israelite and a follower of Jesus 7 / 10 7. What does Romans 11:25 mean when it says “a partial hardening has come upon Israel”? They were getting stronger physically The people of Israel were experiencing a period of unbelief They were becoming physically hard like stone Their hearts stopped beating 8 / 10 8. In Romans 11:6, Paul talks about grace and works. What’s the main point? We should only do good works Grace and works are the same We can be saved by doing good works We’re saved by grace, not by works, because if it were by works, it wouldn’t be grace 9 / 10 9. What lesson can we learn from Romans 11:11 about God’s purpose in allowing Israel to stumble? It’s proof that God makes mistakes Their stumble led to salvation being offered to the Gentiles, showing God’s bigger plan He doesn’t care about people It doesn’t matter to us today 10 / 10 10. What is Paul’s main message in Romans 11 to both Jews and Gentiles? Jews are superior to Gentiles Gentiles are superior to Jews Both Jews and Gentiles are part of God’s plan, and everyone who believes in Jesus can be saved Only Jews are saved Your score isThe average score is 100% 0% Restart quiz Share this:Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on X (Opens in new window)Like this:Like Loading... Read more articles Previous PostBible Study Romans 10 Next PostBible Quiz Romans 12 You Might Also Like Book Review The Book Of Romans October 7, 2024 Bible Study Romans 9 September 22, 2024 Overview of The Book of Romans October 7, 2024 Leave a ReplyCancel reply
