This study guide was developed in preparation for teaching adult Bible classes. w The objectives for each section are usually things I plan to emphasize during the class. w I have found that summarizing and outlining helps me to better understand the Word of God. It is a practice I highly recommend to others.
purpose and central thrust of Romans; the Outline shows the main divisions or organization of teaching in the epistle; the Organization enables you to keep track of the 70 messages by Dr. Gutzke in this series and follow more easily; the Study Guide itself provides questions to lead your thought and study of each
There are 16 different Scriptures you will need to become very familiar with from the Book of Romans. Write down any key words that will help you remember each one as we study through this Book: Romans 1:17 _____________________________________________________________________
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Scripture passage, several study and discussion questions, and a verse-by-verse commentary. So, together with a Bible to look up cross-references, you have everything you need for your "journey of discovery" in Romans. Why Small Groups? These materials can be used profitably in personal study or in an adult Sunday School class. But their value ...
This study guide aims to help you do just that and is designed to enable you to get the most out of reading Romans and contains the following: Preparation Questions -- There is great value in studying the passage
1. Read Romans 1:1-17 and in your own words pull out the main thought of this passage. 2. How does Paul describe Jesus Christ in verse 4? 3. What springs from faith, according to verse 5? 4. What is Paul thanking God for, according to verse 8 and why? 5. What is Paul praying for in verse 10? 6. Why does Paul want to see the Romans, according to ...
You should begin this study with prayer, asking the Lord to help you understand the truths of His Word. Next, read the Bible passage and answer the questions developed for those verses. The notes, which follow the questions, were developed to add background and insight to the passage.
How to Use This Guide Each study begins with some key verses and key principles for each passage, followed by a devotional introduction to prepare our hearts and minds. Then, the Study Guide section incorporates a series of questions specifically designed to help us engage the text of Romans in personal study and small group discussion ...