Romans 13:12 821. Paul strongly implied that breaking the law, civil disobedience of any sort, is dishonest and therefore sinful. A. True B. False Romans 14:1-23 822. Romans 14 is a discussion of: A. The consequences of breaking civil law: B. The believer and weaker Saints. C. The conditions of the "last days". Romans 14:4, 10, 11 823. God has called some Christians, to be judges of other Christians in order to keep the weaker Christians straight in their doctrine and living. A. True B. False Romans 14:10, 11 824. Only lost people will face a judgment before Christ; all Christians have been freed from any kind of judgment. A. True B. False Romans 4:25; 5:12; 14:10; 16:20 825. Paul referred to four special categories of judgment in the book of Romans. (There are 14 special judgments in the Bible). Match below the kind of judgment to the reference in Romans which discusses it: _____ A. The Judgment Seat of Christ 1. Romans 4:25 _____ B. The Garden of Eden judgment of Adam. 2. Romans 5:12 _____ C. The Calvary judgment of Christ. 3. Romans 14:10 __ ___D. The tribulational judgment of Satan. 4. Romans 16:20 Romans 15:1-13 826. In Romans 15:1 - 13 Paul’s subject changed to: A. The believer and the Saviour's example. B. The believer and his prayer life. C. The believer and defeating Satan. Romans 15:3 827. What particular example of our Lord did Paul cite to guide believers to follow? A. Christ's boldness in preaching. B. Christ's prayer life. C. Christ's self-denial. Romans 15:5,6 828. The reason the stronger Christian needs to obey Romans 15:2, "Let everyone of us please his neighbor for his good to edification” is: A. To keep himself from spot of stain. B. To keep oneness of fellowship. C. To be an example to unbelievers. Romans 15:14 - 21 829. Romans 15:14 - 21 is Paul s discussion of: A. His intended trip to Rome. B. Personal acquaintances who have helped Paul. C. His past ministry in review. Romans 15:22 - 24 830. What plan did Paul reveal in the final verses of Romans 15? A. To preach to the Caesar of Rome. B. To go North toward Germany and England. C. To visit Rome and Spain.