DOES JUSTIFICATION MEAN WE CAN SIN?
Romans 6:1-14 Basic Bible Study Questions
1. Rephrase verse 6:1 into your own words. Have you ever heard anyone ask this before?
2. Examine verses 5:20-21. Note any possible connection these verses have with 6:1.
3. What answer does Paul give to the question he raises in verse 1 (see verse 2)?
4. What does Paul assume that all Christians should know (see verse 3)?
5. For what reason have we been buried with Christ through baptism into death (4)?
6. “If we have been united with him like this in _______________________ ,
we will certainly also be united with him in his ___________________ ” (5). Please fill in the blanks.
7. List two or three ways Paul describes us before we were Christians (6).
8. What happened to that “old” person (6, 8)?
9. Death used to be our master. Who is our master now (8-10)?
10. Write down and memorize verse 11.
11. What is the practical outworking of this spiritual experience and exchange of masters (12)?
12. “Do not offer __________________________ to sin, as instruments of wickedness,
but rather offer ___________________________ to God, as those who have
been brought from death to life; and offer ___________________________ to him as instruments of righteousness.” {Finish from 6: 13}.
13. Why does he say that sin shall not be master over us (14)?
14. List at least two changes you desire to take place in your life because of these verses:
1. __________________________________________________________________________________________
2. __________________________________________________________________________________________
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Bonus questions on Romans 6:1-14
1. What does this chapter teach about baptism? 2. How do these teachings of baptism relate to our concepts of baptism? |
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