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14th century teacher of Rhetoric supposedly converted while reading Romans 13:13-14 |
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16th century theologian, converted in Nov. 1515 while teaching the book of Romans |
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Bible translator that believed that the Bible should not only be memorized, but lived |
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Christian Theologian that was converted while hearing Luther's "Preface to the Epistle to the Romans" |
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theologian that believed when someone gained knowledge to Romans, they gained treasure from scripture |
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Date Rome was founded (BC) |
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population of people during Paul's time |
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# of different temples in Rome during Paul's time |
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possible founders for the church of Rome |
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converts from Pentecost Aquila and Priscilla co-workers/converts of Paul or all of the above |
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1 in how many people in Rome were Christians? |
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where Paul had Romans written |
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when Paul had Romans written (missionary journey number...) |
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who wrote Romans for Paul |
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who delivered letter of Romans |
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precede future ministry (to Rome) prevent theological problems prepare church for influential ministry |
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# of times key terms appear |
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Gospels -> Acts -> Romans |
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foundation activity theology |
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formal & systematic written account of some subject |
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basic, broad outline of Romans |
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doctrinal discussion dispensational explanation dynamic application |
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God's sovereign plan of redemption |
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sanctification & spiritual service |
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Chr's responsibility & relationship to society |
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Chr's responsibility & relationship to each other |
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Chr's responsibility & unity in Christ's body |
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Intro to Paul's theme & purpose |
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revelation of Gospel revelation of man's rejection |
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reveal God's righteousness & man's guilt |
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one who belongs to another |
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one who has specific orders with being sent out |
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marked off by boundaries (self-imposed) set apart for some purpose |
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Greek/barbarian referred to if they were... |
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effect of Gospel extent of invitation condition of offer |
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"knew God" -> "became fools" then "changed the glory" |
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after steps of decline, what is lost? |
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ability to throttle appetites ability to govern thoughts ability to perceive spiritual truth |
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worship of true God exchanged for worship of lies |
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disapproved, useless, not standing the test |
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continuing declaration of guilt |
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God no respecter of persons outward vs inward circumcision |
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show Jewish guilt in spite of morality |
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# of times "judge" is used in ch 2 |
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explanation of work that God honors |
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"outcome of consistent faithful life" |
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description of Jewish confidence |
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called a Jew restest in Law boast of God knowest His will |
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robbing form those who have little |
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Jewish way of gaining favor |
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if only conscience, conscience alone will judge if possess law, law will judge man who keeps rule he had, judges man who failed to do so |
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summation of guilt due to sin |
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equal opportunity of Jews & Gentiles faith not works |
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show universal guilt & justification by faith |
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"What's the point?" "deal breaker" "God isn't fair" "Ends justifies means" |
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paraphrase of 1st Jewish argument |
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What benefit is there in being a Jew? |
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paraphrase of 2nd Jewish argument |
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If Jews are unfaithful, doesn't that prevent God from keeping His promises? |
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paraphrase of 3rd argument |
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If God uses sin to get glory, isn't God unjust to punish sinners? |
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paraphrase of 4th argument |
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If good comes from my sin, doesn't that cancel sin? |
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passing over in anticipation of |
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satisfaction in completion of |
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refs outside of Romans for prominence of faith |
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2 Cor 3:14-16 Gal 2:16 Gal 5:18 Phil 3:19 |
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faith was counted for righteousness still is! |
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ref proving Jews could not "ride on coattails" of Abraham |
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characteristic(s) of Abraham's faith |
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not act (taking action) only an attitude (state of mind/behavior) |
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seal test / authentification |
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"quickeneth the dead" explained |
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ability to give them Isaac |
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"things which be not" explained |
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when God says it, it's as good as done |
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condemnation in Adam's sin justification in Christ's obedience |
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show our 2 representatives |
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blessings of justification |
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access tribulation love peace hope salvation reconciliation joy |
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by actions by inclinations by God's declaration by reality of sin |
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what proves that we sin, even if not like Adam? |
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death reigns even without law |
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characteristics of grace in salvation |
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process or manner by which properties, characteristics, or nature of 1 is transferred to another |
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according to notes, what is imputed? |
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sin & consequences guilt & condemnation |
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explanations of imputation |
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realistic/Augustinian (natural, physical) federal/judicial (legal, forensic) seminal (combo) |
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when Romans was written (AD) |
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