Romans 13 Quiz

This quiz is based on Romans chapter 13 (KJV). All questions are compulsory and should be answered before submission. Select the correct answers from the options given. We wish you all the best.

1. Who institutes the governing authorities?

Caesar

The prince of darkness

Man

God

2. According to Romans 13, those who rebel against authority                                  .

are not children of God

rebel against what God has ordained

have forsaken the Lord

are not in line with the teachings of the faith

3. What becomes of those who rebel against authority?

They bring damnation upon themselves.

They are rewarded in heaven.

They are hated by men.

They do not have the favor of men.

4. Rulers are not a terror to                                   .

the worldly

good works

the Lord

the believers

5. Rulers are a terror to                                   .

the worldly things

good works

the evil

the believers

6. How would we have the praise of rulers?

By informing on their enemies to them

By praising them

By serving the Lord

By doing what is good

7. When are we to be afraid of rulers?

When we do the will of God.

When we refuse to side with them.

When we are doing evil.

When we hate them.

8. According to Romans 13, rulers are described as                               .

saints

the minister of God

The sons of God

holy men

9. What are rulers ordained to do?

They are ordained to execute wrath upon him that does evil.

They are ordained to lead the people to God.

They are ordained to lead the people in the part of righteousness.

They are ordained to defend the people in times of trouble.

10. Why should Christians be subject to worldly rulers?

They should do so to make their service acceptable to God.

They should do so to avoid their wrath.

They should do so to encourage the unbelievers to do likewise.

They should do so for conscience's sake.

They should do so to earn their respect.

11. As part of their submission to rulers, Paul exhorted the Roman believers to do what?

They should pay taxes.

They should visit them regularly.

They should not count their wrongs.

They should speak well of them always.

12. Because worldly rulers have given their full time to governing, what did Paul exhort the believers to do?

The believers should not find fault with them.

The believers should pay taxes to them.

The believers should be grateful to them.

The believers should give them gifts.

13. What is the summary of the commandments?

You shall love your neighbor as yourself.

Love the Lord with all your heart.

Forgive one another as the Lord has forgiven us.

Go and sin no more.

14. As believers, how do we fulfill the law of God?

By committing no sin

By keeping the ordinances of the law

By helping one another

By loving one another

15. Why is love the fulfillment of the law?

It is because love is all-powerful.

It is because God told us to love.

It is because love does no harm to his neighbor.

It is because love is greater than everything.

16. Why is it high time to wake out of sleep?

It is because the end is at hand.

It is because the evil one is prowling around like a lion, looking for someone to devour.

It is because we are saved.

It is because now is our salvation nearer than when we believed.

17. Because the night is far spent and the day is at hand, what should believers do?

They should put on the armor of light.

They should remain unspotted.

They should honor the Lord.

They should acknowledge the worldly leaders.

They should cast off the works of darkness.

18. What did Paul exhort the Roman believers not to do?

Being busy for nothing

Rioting and drunkenness

Revelry and drunkenness

Sitting idle

Strife and envying

Eating food sacrificed to idols

Making provision for the flesh

Murmur

19. What did Paul exhort the Roman believers to put one?

The love of the Spirit

Power of God

The Lord Jesus Christ

The garment of righteousness

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