SERVING ONLY ONE MASTER
Romans 6:15-23 Basic Bible Study Questions
1. Rewrite the question found in verse 15 in your own words.
2. How does Paul answer that question in verse 15?
3. What is the outcome when your offer yourself to someone to be his slave (16)?
4. Paul gives examples of two kinds of slaves. Please fill in their end result (16).
If you give yourself to sin, then you will receive_______________________________.
If you give yourself to obedience, then you will receive ___________________________________.
5. Every Christian was first a slave of _____________ and then a slave of ___________________(17-18).
6. How did they escape the slavery of sin (17)?
7. Paul is using the analogy of slavery to illustrate this truth. Complete the sentence (19).
If I wanted to be a slave of sin, I would _________________________________________________.
8. How then can we become a slave of righteousness (19)? {Key: notice the ‘just as’}.
9. Before we were Christians, we were ___________________ from the power of righteousness (20).
10. What good came from the time before we were Christians (21)?
11. What should our attitude be to those sins now (21)?
12. What good comes from being bound to serve God (22)?
13. What is the difference between ‘wages’ and ‘gift’?
14. By noticing the results of not being a Christian or being one, how important is it that one is actually a Christian (23)? Circle one of the below:
Not important About the same Important Crucial
15. List at least two changes you desire to take place in your life because of these verses:
1. __________________________________________________________________________________________
2. __________________________________________________________________________________________
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Bonus questions on Romans 6:15-23
1. From this passage how would you respond to the person who says, “Wow! I don't have to live by the law anymore. I'm free. I can do whatever I feel like doing. “ 2. If Christ fulfilled the law, why is it that we must go by it? Or do we? |
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