Jensens survey of the old testament adam 456
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CHART 67: ISRAEL IN RELATION TO THE
CHURCH AGE
E. CHRISTIAN CONDUCT (12:1—15:13)
This division of Romans, entitled practical
on Chart 63 (p. 253), contains a host of
valuable exhortations and commands for
everyday Christian conduct. Use Chart 68 as
a guide in your study of the segments.
CHART 68: PRACTICAL CHRISTIAN SERVICE
ROMANS 12:1-15:13
V. THEME, KEY WORDS AND VERSES
A. THEME
The central theme of Romans is the
imparting of God’s righteousness to the
sinner who believes on the Lord Jesus
Christ. What are some key truths that are
woven into this theme? The title shown on
Chart 63 re ects this theme: “God’s
Salvation for Sinners.”
B. KEY WORDS
There are many important words in
Romans. The following are de nitely key
words, used by Paul often in the book: law,
righteousness, faith, believe, sin, death,
esh, all, impute, in Christ, Spirit. Add to
this list other words that you have observed.
You may want to glance at an exhaustive
concordance to see how often Paul uses such
words in this one epistle.
C. KEY VERSES
Because of the key words contained in
1:16-17, these verses may be considered key
verses for Romans. What other key verses
did you observe in your survey?
VI. APPLICATIONS
Record a list of applications to daily living
that you have observed in Romans. Include
what the letter assures the believer
regarding the power to live pleasing to God.
VII. REVIEW QUESTIONS
1. In what three ways does Paul identify
himself in 1:1?
2. When and where was Romans written?
To whom?
3. Why did Paul write this letter?
4. How many chapters are there in
Romans? Name the four main divisions.
5. Where (chapter, verse) does the
practical division begin?
6. Complete the outline of the epistle:
SIN; _________; _________; _________; _________.
