Romans 2:1-11 Bible Studies
JUDGMENT BY THE FACTS
Basic and Advanced Studies
Basic Romans 2:1-11 Study Questions
1. How does a man condemn himself (2:1-3)? _______________________________________________
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2. What happens to a person who acknowledges (literally: judges) something which a person has done is wrong and then does it himself (2:3)?
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3. How do some people wrongly respond to God's kindness, forbearance and patience (2:4)? __________________________________________________________________________________________
4. What is the proper response to God's kindness and patience (2:4)? ________________________
5. What are the stubborn and unrepentant people storing up (2:5)? __________________________
6. How is the day of judgment described in verse 5? ________________________________________
7. Please write down verse 6. It is the standard principle of justice among man and God.
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8. What will those doing good and seeking immortality receive (2:7)? _________________________
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9. What will those who are selfishly ambitious and do not obey the truth obtain (2:8)? _______
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JUDGMENT WILL BE WITHOUT PARTIALITY
10. Does God as Judge treat people differently (for example, because their background) (9-11)?
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11. List at least three changes you desire to take place in your life because of these verses:
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b. ______________________________________________________________________________________
c. ______________________________________________________________________________________
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Into. In 1:18-32, Paul is talking about who? What pronoun is used?
Beginning in chapter 2 Paul starts talking about who? What pronoun is used here? Who does this "you" include?
2:1-4
2:1 What are these people doing?
How does it differ from those approving in 1:32?
2:3 What kind of judging is being exposed and condemned?
*According to these verses, is all judging wrong? (Compare with James 4)
2:3-4 Paul gives one or two ways these men might think about God. Name them (3-4).
** Personal question: "Do I look at other people's sins with condemnation thinking I am not like them? If so, we need to be careful. Can you think of any examples?
2:5-11
2:5 In verse 5, what does Paul say that is happening to those previously mentioned?
What is the difference between Christian and non-Christian?
2:6 What general principle is stated in this verse?
2:7-11 What two final outcomes are mentioned?
a) In 2:7 what characterized those gaining eternal life?
*Does Paul mention how they get eternal life or just describe those having eternal life? Why?
*Remember what problem Paul was trying to correct (see 2:1). What was it?
*Does this thought confirm or change your answer to the last question?
b) In 2:8, what characterized those receiving wrath and indignation?
c) Does any person have a special relationship with God to escape these blessings or curses?
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