The Bible Teacher's Commentary
Romans 4:1-12 Bible Study: Illustration Through Faith provides several illustrations of Old Testament characters who were saved by faith thus demonstrating God's saving work is the same through both Old Testament and New Testament times.
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Was Abraham considered or declared righteous before or after he was circumcised (Romans 4:10)?
What is circumcision a sign of (Romans 4:11)?
What kind of people does Abraham become the father of because of their faith in Jesus?
Romans 4:11
Romans 4:12
List at least three changes you desire to take place in your life because of these verses.
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Bonus question on Romans 4:1-12
- What do you answer those who say, “Salvation is too easy. It should cost something.”
Romans 4:1-12 Basic Study Questions
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Each section of Romans is broken up into teaching or study sections. There is a set of Bible Studies for each set. The NASB is used but other translations can be used alongside the Bible Studies. The series of Bible Study questions is meant to lead one into the discovery of the scripture's teaching. Sometimes there is both a basic and advanced set of Bible Studies. The study Bible Studies focus on the three following parts.
These answers will be found right in the Bible passage. The NASB text is used because it is more literal. These questions will encourage one to ask, "What does the passage actually say?"
At the end, there is room for one's own applications. These questions will encourage one to ask, "What does the passage mean to me?" These answers are meant to be personal and have to do with one's own life.
These answers will not be found in the text as the general questions. One has to use other knowledge that one has gleaned over the years to answer these properly. They are meant to encourage one to dig deeper into the point of the passage. These questions would have one ask, "What does it mean?"
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