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The Bible Teaching Commentary on Genesis: The Book of Foundations
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Romans: Laying a Solid Foundation
The Bible Teacher's Commentary
Paul J. Bucknell
Romans 6:1-14 Basic Study Questions
DOES SALVATION MEAN WE ARE FREE TO SIN?
Romans 6:1-14 Basic Study Questions
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Romans 6:1-14 Bible Study: Does Salvation Mean We are Free to Sin? provides practical aspects of how justification of faith (salvation by faith in Christ) impacts our Christian lives.
- Rephrase Romans 6:1 into your own words. Have you ever heard anyone ask this before?
- Examine Romans 5:20-21. Note any possible connection these verses have with Romans 6:1.
- What answer does Paul give to the question he raises in Romans 6:1 (see verse 2)?
- What does Paul assume that all Christians should know (see Romans 6:3)?
- For what reason have we been buried with Christ through baptism into death (Romans 6:4)?
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- “If we have been united with him like this in __________ ,
we will certainly also be united with him in his ___________ “ (Romans 6:5).
- List two or three ways Paul describes us before we were Christians (Romans 6:6).
- What happened to that “old” person (Romans 6:6, 8)?
- Death used to be our master. Who is our master now (Romans 6:8-10)?
- Write down and memorize Romans 6:11.
- What is the practical outworking of this spiritual experience and exchange of masters (Romans 6:12)?
- “Do not offer __________________________ to sin, as
instruments of wickedness, but rather offer __________ to
God, as those who have been brought from death to life;
and offer ___________________________ to him as
instruments of righteousness.” (Finish from Romans 6:13).
- Why does he say that sin shall not be master over us (Romans 6:14)?
- List at least three changes you desire to take place in your life because of these verses.
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c.Bonus questions on Romans 6:1-14
- What does Romans 6 teach about baptism?
- How do these teachings of baptism relate to your concepts of baptism (perhaps as taught in your church)?
Romans 6:1-14 Basic Study Questions
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