Romans 5:1-11 Basic Study Questions

Romans 5:1-11 Bible Study: The Joy of Our Salvation highlight the number of blessings that result from our salvation in Christ. These blessings are the same blessings promised to Abraham many years ago.

1. What two results do you have in your life because you are justified by faith (Romans 5:1-2a)? (The word 'justification' means declared and accepted as righteous before God).
   
   a.     
   
   b.  
   
   

2. Who enabled us to receive these two privileges (Romans 5:1-2)?
   
   

3. Rewrite the short phrase "we exult in our tribulations" from Romans 5:3 with words you commonly use.
   
   
   

4. What special qualities should we expect God to be developing in our lives during difficult times (Romans 5:3-4)?
   
   
   

5. Who actually fills our hearts with the love of God (Romans 5:5)?
   
   
   

6. As a Christian, the Holy Spirit (choose one) (Romans 5:5) (Circle the right one).
   
   > has been given to us in the past.
   > is being given to us in the present.
   > will be given to us in the future.
   
   

7. "At the ________________________________ time Christ died for the ungodly" (Romans 5:6). (Fill in)
   
   

8. What kind of people did Christ die for (Romans 5:6-8)? {Please circle the right ones).
   
   > the unrighteous   >the godly   >people in sin
   > the righteous   >the ungodly   >good people
   

9. How did God demonstrate His love toward us (Romans 5:8)?
   
   
   

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10. What will we be saved from (Romans 5:9)?
    
    

11. Read verses 5:1 and 5:9 and please fill in the blanks.
    
    "having been justified ______________________________ " (Romans 5:1).
    
    

12. "having been justified ______________________________ " (Romans 5:9).
    

13. What was our relationship with God like at the time we were reconciled with God (Romans 5:10)? (Reconciliation is the restoration of a relationship).
    
    
    

14. How does Jesus make sure we will not suffer harm on Judgment Day (Romans 5:10; Mt 25:31-34)?
    
    
    

15. From verses 2, 3, 11 of chapter 5, please finish the phrases: {Note: NIV uses "rejoice in" not "exult"}
    
    5:2 "we exult in  _______________________________  "
    
    

    5:3 "we also exult in ____________________________"
    
    

    5:11 "we also exult in ___________________________" 

16. List at least three changes you desire to take place in your life because of these verses.

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Bonus questions on Romans 5:1-11

• Paul's spirit of rejoicing so clearly showed through in these verses. What was his joy based on?
  
  
  

 

• What is your joy like?

 

 

• Draw a line graph for the time you were a Christian and your resulting joy.
  

 

 

• What caused it to be this way?

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