Justification by Faith
CRS · 50 practice questions
Rom. 3:21-24; 5:1-11; 10:1-13; Gal. 2:16-21.
- Interpret the phrase 'justification by faith'.
- Identify the basic conditions for justification.
- Determine the fruits of justification.
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- Practice question 1
Paul uses Abraham as a key example of justification by faith, noting that Abraham's faith was
- A.Only valid after he was circumcised
- B.Counted to him as righteousness
- C.Rejected by God
- D.Irrelevant to his standing before God
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B. Counted to him as righteousness
Abraham's faith was counted to him as righteousness, according to Paul's teaching on justification.
- Practice question 2
Paul teaches that those who rely on faith are blessed along with
- A.The priesthood
- B.Abraham, the man of faith
- C.The twelve tribes only
- D.The prophets exclusively
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B. Abraham, the man of faith
Paul teaches that those who rely on faith are blessed along with Abraham, the man of faith.
- Practice question 3
Abraham's justification is illustrated by his belief in God's promise being
- A.Ignored by God
- B.Rejected due to his age
- C.Counted to him as righteousness
- D.Delayed until his death
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C. Counted to him as righteousness
Abraham's belief in God's promise was counted to him as righteousness.
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