The Law and Grace
CRS · 50 practice questions
Rom. 4:13-25; 5:18-21; Gal. 3:10-14,19-29; Rom. 3:24.
- Examine the purpose and significance of the law and grace.
- Identify the place of the Law among the Jews.
Try a few questions
- Practice question 1
Paul teaches that believers not under law but under grace should therefore not let sin
- A.Reign in their mortal bodies
- B.Remain a private matter only
- C.Be discussed openly
- D.Be forgiven at all
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A. Reign in their mortal bodies
Paul teaches that being under grace means not letting sin reign in one's mortal body.
- Practice question 2
Paul teaches that the law is good if it is used
- A.Lawfully/properly
- B.To replace grace entirely
- C.To earn salvation
- D.As a permanent substitute for faith
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A. Lawfully/properly
Paul teaches that the law is good if it is used lawfully/properly.
- Practice question 3
Paul presents the relationship between law and grace within God's overall plan as
- A.Completely unrelated to one another
- B.Complementary, working together within God's overall redemptive plan
- C.Entirely contradictory, with no coherent relationship
- D.A relationship that changes randomly with no consistent pattern
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B. Complementary, working together within God's overall redemptive plan
Paul presents law and grace as complementary, working together within God's overall redemptive plan.
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