1.What can we learn from the need for “patient continuance” in doing good?
2.What will be the destiny of the wicked – 2:8,9? Define the terms used.
3.What can we learn from the phrase “Of the Jew first and also of the Greek”?
4.Define “partiality” – 2:11. List other similar verses showing God is not partial.
5.What application would this have to the Judaizing teachers? In what way did they expect God to be partial?
6.In 2:12, what law did some people have that others were “without” (cf. vv 13-20)? Who were in (or under) the law, and who were with out it?
7.Were the Gentiles subject to any Divine law? If not, how did they commit sin?
8.Who stands justified before God under the principle of “the law” – 2:13?Explain.
9.How might Gentiles do the things in the law?How could they know whether they did right or wrong –2:14,15?
10.Is Paul saying Gentiles ever completely obeyed all God’s will for them?Explain.
11.When will Jews and Gentiles be judged? Who will be the judge –2:16
12.List passages showing the “secrets of men” will be judged. What should we learn?

Deeper Study: Romans is commonly misused to teach salvation by “faith only” (i.e., with out obedience).List phrases from Romans 2:6-11 that show man’s destiny will be determined by what we do. (Add to your list of verses in Romans about obedience.)

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Wednesday Bible Study Bishop A.B. Vines, Sr.

Wednesday Bible Study
Bishop A.B. Vines, Sr.