Romans 9 Quiz

This quiz is based on Romans chapter 9 (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. What was Paul referring to when he said this: 'I say the truth in Christ, I lie not, my conscience also bearing me witness in the Holy Ghost,'?

He was referring to the fact that he was compelled by the Jews to appeal to Caesar.

He was referring to the truth that he had great sorrow and unceasing anguish in his heart for Israel.

He was referring to the fact that he had not taken anybody's silver or gold since he started preaching the gospel.

He was referring to the fact that he wanted to visit Rome as soon as possible.

He was referring to the truth that he wished he himself were accursed and cut off from Christ for the sake of Israel.

2. Which of these pertained to Israel?

The power and the praise

The adoption and the giving of the law,

The spiritual gifts

The service of God and the promises

The anointing and the priesthood

The glory and the covenants

3. Who was the father of Rebecca's children?

Jacob

Esau

Abraham

Isaac

4. Rebecca's children were who?

Esau

Isaac

Jacob

Judah

Zara

5. When was it told Rebecca that her eldest son would serve the younger?

When she was still pregnant.

When she gave birth to them.

When she was nursing the children

When the children grew up

6. Which of the children of Rebecca was loved by God?

Esau

Isaac

Jacob

Judah

7. Which of the children of Rebecca was hated by God?

Jacob

Esau

Joseph

Judah

8. Why did God raise up a stubborn man to be the Pharaoh of Egypt who would oppose His undertaking of freeing the Israelites from Egypt?

So that He would show His power in him and make His name popular throughout the world.

So that the people of Egypt would request a new Pharaoh.

So that he would mismanage Egypt leading to their fall.

So that nothing good would come out of Egypt.

9. 'As he saith also in Osee, I will call them my people, which were not my people; and her beloved, which was not beloved.' What does this Scripture mean?

It means, in the end, none shall be condemned but all shall be accepted.

It means God would save the whole of humanity.

It means God would accept the backslidden people.

It means God shall call the Gentiles to Himself for their salvation.

10. Which prophet said, " Though the number of the children of Israel be as the sand of the sea, a remnant shall be saved:"

Moses

Jeremiah

Isaiah

Samuel

11. Which of these cities had no remnant up to this day?

Gomorrha

Gaza

Jericho

Sodom

Bethel

12. How did the Gentiles who did not have the law become righteous?

By faith

By fulfilling the law

By their obedience

By their piety

13. Why is it that the Israelites, though following a righteous law, had not attained righteousness?

They loved the traditions of the fathers more than the laws of God.

They do not keep all of the laws of God.

They had forsaken the atonement offering.

They seek righteousness not by faith but by works.

14. Behold, I lay in Sion a stumblingstone and rock of offence: and whosoever believeth on him                            .

shall be saved

shall not suffer loss

shall not be ashamed

shall not die

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