1 June, Romans 4:1-25
Comprehension Questions
- In Romans 4:1-3, Paul uses Abraham as an example of justification by faith. What does Scripture say about how Abraham was counted as righteous, and why is this significant?
- In Romans 4:13-16, Paul contrasts the law and faith. Why does Paul emphasise that the promise to Abraham comes through faith and not through the law?
Going Deeper Questions
- In Romans 4:18-21, Paul describes Abraham's faith in God's promise despite seemingly impossible circumstances. What can we learn about the nature of faith from Abraham's example?
- In Romans 4:23-25, Paul connects Abraham’s faith to the faith of believers in Jesus. How does this demonstrate the consistency of God's plan for salvation across both the Old and New Testaments?
Personal Application Questions
- Reflecting on Romans 4:5, where Paul speaks of God justifying the ungodly, how does this truth give you assurance in your own relationship with God?
- Considering Abraham's unwavering trust in God’s promises (Romans 4:20-21), what specific promises of God can you rely on in your current circumstances, and how can you grow in faith like Abraham?
