Romans 4 Quiz

This quiz is based on Romans chapter 4 (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. Abraham was justified by what?

Obedience

Circumcision

Works

Faith

2. The reward of your work is counted as what?

debt

help

advantage

previlege

3. When we believe in the one who justifies the ungodly, our faith is counted as what?

Privilege

Debt

Righteousness

Help

4. According to Romans 4, who is reckoned as blessed?

Those who are part of the kingdom

Those whose sins are covered

Those who love the Lord

Those without iniquity

Those whose iniquities are forgiven

The man to whom the Lord will not impute sin

The Jewish believers

5. What was Abraham's state at the time he was reckoned as righteous?

He was doubtful.

He was impious.

He was circumcised.

He was uncircumcised.

6. Abraham received the sign of circumcision as what?

He received circumcision as a sign of the coming of the Messiah.

He received circumcision as a sign of the Messiah.

He received circumcision as a seal of righteousness by the faith.

He received circumcision as a seal of righteousness by obedience.

7. According to Romans 4, Abraham is reckoned as the father of                                     .

Those who have believed without circumcision

The uncircumcised Jews

The uncircumcised unbelievers

The uncircumcised Gentiles

8. If you believe in Jesus Christ, what will be imputed to you, whether circumcised or uncircumcised?

Justification

Righteousness

Perfection

Compassion

9. According to Romans 4, what impression does it make if those of the law are heirs of God's kingdom?

It makes the impression that God is not fair.

It makes the impression that faith is useless.

It makes the impression that God has rejected His people.

It makes the impression that Salvation is by the law.

It makes the impression that the promise is worthless.

10. According to Romans 4, where there is no law,                             

there is no religion

there is lawlessness

there is sin

there is no transgression

11. Abraham was reckoned as                                

not weak in faith

the meekest man

the most righteous man to ever live

a pious Israelite

12. What was Abraham's attitude to God's promise?

He was surprised at God's promise.

He staggered not at God's promise through unbelief.

He was growing weary about God's promise when it kept long.

He strongly believed in God's promise.

He wanted to know how God's promise would come to pass.

13. What was Abraham persuaded about?

He was persuaded that the Messiah would come.

He was persuaded that he would live again even if he died.

He was persuaded that God was the greatest of all deities.

He was persuaded that God was able to do what he had promised.

14. Why was it put on record that Abraham's righteousness was imputed to him?

So that the Jews would learn from it

So that those who shall receive the imputed righteousness shall know of it

So that Abraham would be remembered always

So that there would be no dispute about whether Abraham was a good man or not

It was for Abraham's own sake

15. According to Romans 4, Jesus was delivered to death for                            .

justice's sake

our offenses

the Hebrews

the hope of glory

16. According to Romans 4, Jesus resurrected for                              .

manifest God's glory

our lives

our justification

our good

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