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  1. Q2. (Romans 5:13, 20) What is Paul saying in these verses? Can there be sin without law? In what sense does the "trespass increase" (5:20) when the law is present?

    Sin was in the world from the time Adam through Moses, but the people did not realize it to be sin because there was yet no law but when the law came sin revived we died,the knowledge of it making it exceedingly more sinful.

  2. Q1. What kinds of circumstances in modern life can you think of where a single person acts for an entire group? In what ways are members of the group tied to this person?

    Pastor of a Church if he falls into sin the whole church is affected... there is a split and people follow the man rather than Christ. Any one of us can fall, we are all human, so we have to stay in the Word and in Christ.

    The President's actions, Our parents, they sin, we suffer. WE need to walk in the Spirit.

  3. Q4. (Romans 5:9-11) What does "reconciliation" mean? Why is reconciliation with God necessary? We understand our having been saved by Jesus' death (5:10a, past tense). In what sense are we being saved (5:10b, present tense) by his life? What is Jesus doing for us in the present?

    - Brought back to God, became friends with.

    - Because we were once enemies with God and now have been reconciled to Him by His shed Blood.

    - Christ sent his Holy Spirit to work salvation in us that brings about Christ's character in us.

  4. Q3. (Romans 5:6, 8) Why is it so important to embrace the truth that "Christ died for the ungodly" (5:6), that "Christ died for sinners" (5:8)? According to 5:8, did Christ die for us at our best or at our worst? How does this give us assurance against the devil's lies about us being too bad to forgive?

    Because we are all sinners and are powerless to save ourselves. Christ died for us when we were ungodly. This gives us assurance because we are not saved by our own righteousness but we can stand still in God's grace and favor because it is his righteousness not ours.

  5. Q2. (Romans 5:2-5) According to this passage <i>why</i> should we rejoice in our sufferings and tribulations? One by one, what is the importance to our lives of: perseverance, tried character, and hope?

    Because sufferings and tribulations works in us perseverance, builds character and gives us a hope.

    Perseverance: Builds patience, we should never give up as Jesus is there to help us.

    Character: Builds character to be more like Jesus

    Hope: Makes us not ashamed as we hope for coming of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.

  6. Q1. (Romans 5:1-2) According to verses 1-2, faith is a key to salvation. For Abraham (4:3), what was the relationship between faith and justification? For us (5:1-2), what is the relationship between faith and justification? In your own words, just what does it mean to be justified?

    Abraham believed God and it was counted to him for Righteousness

    Believe and be Justified. We are justified by faith in God.

    Believe that Jesus died for my sins that I can be justified, without guilt, made righteous and have favor with God.

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