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2. Was Paul "called to be an apostle and set apart for The Word of God," or did he volunteer? (Romans 1:1) (see On The Road To Damascus)
3. Was the Gospel announced long beforehand by the prophets? (Romans 1:2) (see Prophecy and Bible History) (Note: Paul could only have been talking about what is now known as the Old Testament because when he was writing Romans the New Testament did not yet exist)
4. Is Grace received through Jesus Christ? (Romans 1:5)
5. Were some in Rome called to be saints? (Romans 1:7) (see What Is A Saint?)
6. Is The Gospel for all people? (Romans 1:16-17)
7. Must we be very careful not to judge others? Why? (Romans 2:1-4) (see Forgive, And Be Forgiven)
8. Will God see to it that every human being, the good and the evil, eventually "get what's coming to him" - whether reward or condemnation? (Romans 2:6-10) (see The Last Day)
9. Does God show favoritism? (Romans 2:11)
10. Are all people sinners? Is there anyone, anywhere, who is not a sinner? (Romans 3:23) (see What Is Sin?)
11. Was Abraham declared righteous by God for what he did, or what he believed? (Romans 4:3)
12. Is Christian baptism a symbol of the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ? (Romans 6:4) (see Baptism)
13. Despite his great work as an apostle (see Paul's First Missionary Journey and Paul's Second Missionary Journey and Paul's Third Missionary Journey and Paul In Athens) was Paul still very much a normal human being who had to struggle endlessly with sin? (Romans 7:21-25)
14. Are the sufferings of a human lifetime worth comparing to the glory that awaits those who repent? (Romans 8:18) (see Why Does God Allow Suffering?)
15. Does "the creation await our change"? (Romans 8:19) (see Why Were You Born? and If You Could Create A World)
16. Are people "predestined" to succeed or fail? Are people helpless in their own fate? (Romans 9:14-21) (see Predestination?)
17. Are the political "powers that be" in existence only because God allows them, for now, according to His purpose? (Romans 13:1) (Note: In Paul's life, that meant the Roman empire - see Ancient Empires - Rome and Emperor Nero)
18. How did Paul summarize The Ten Commandments?
