SET #1  Romans 14 

G 	1. How should you not destroy someone for whom Christ died? 
	A. By your eating (Romans 14:15)  

G 	2. Whom should you accept without quarreling over disputable matters? 
	A. The one whose faith is weak (Romans 14:1)  

R 	3. Finish these verses and give the reference: "For none of us lives . . ." 
	A. ". . .for ourselves alone, and none of us dies for ourselves alone. If we live, we live for the Lord; and if we die, we die for the Lord. So, whether we live or die, we belong to the Lord." (Romans 14:7-8)  

G 	4. Who is condemned if they eat? 
	A. Whoever has doubts (Romans 14:23)  

A 	5. According to Romans, chapter 14, verse 2, what does one person's faith allow them to do? 
	A. Eat anything (Romans 14:2)  

V 	6. Finish this verse: "Let us therefore make every . . ." 
	A. ". . .effort to do what leads to peace and to mutual edification." (Romans 14:19)  

G 	7. What does whoever eats meat give to God? 
	A. Thanks (Romans 14:6)  

G 	8. How is nothing unclean? 
	A. In itself (Romans 14:14)  

Q 	9. Quote Romans, chapter 14, verse 13. 
	A. "Therefore let us stop passing judgment on one another. Instead, make up your mind not to put any stumbling block or obstacle in the way of a brother or sister." (Romans 14:13)  

A 	10. According to Romans, chapter 14, verse 12, what will each of us give to God? 
	A. An account of ourselves (Romans 14:12)  

G 	11. When do we live for the Lord? 
	A. If we live (Romans 14:8)  

G 	12. Who live for ourselves alone? 
	A. None of us (Romans 14:7)  

A 	13. According to Romans, chapter 14, verse 10, where will we all stand? 
	A. Before God's judgment seat (Romans 14:10)  

G 	14. To whom do servants stand or fall? 
	A. Their own master (Romans 14:4)  

G 	15. What does one person consider more sacred than another? 
	A. One day (Romans 14:5)  

I 	16. In what book and chapter is the following: "For this very reason, Christ died and returned to life so that he might be the Lord of both the dead and the living."? 
	A. Romans 14 (Romans 14:9)  

G 	17. What is not a matter of eating and drinking? 
	A. The kingdom of God (Romans 14:17)  

X 	18. In Romans, chapter 14, who is blessed? 
	A. The one who does not condemn himself by what he approves (Romans 14:22)  

G 	19. Who has accepted the one who eats everything and the one who does not eat everything? 
	A. God (Romans 14:3)  

A 	20. According to Romans, chapter 14, verse 11, what does the Lord say? 
	A. "As surely as I live, every knee will bow before me; every tongue will acknowledge God." (Romans 14:11)  

 SET #2  Romans 14 

A 	1. According to Romans, chapter 14, verse 18, who receives human approval? 
	A. Anyone who serves Christ in this way (Romans 14:18)  

G 	2. Who will give an account of ourselves to God? 
	A. Each of us (Romans 14:12)  

G 	3. Who eats only vegetables? 
	A. Another person, whose faith is weak (Romans 14:2)  

R 	4. Finish this verse and give the reference: "Let us therefore make every . . ." 
	A. ". . .effort to do what leads to peace and to mutual edification." (Romans 14:19)  

I 	5. In what book and chapter is the following: "For the kingdom of God is not a matter of eating and drinking, but of righteousness, peace and joy in the Holy Spirit, because anyone who serves Christ in this way is pleasing to God and receives human approval."? 
	A. Romans 14 (Romans 14:17-18)  

G 	6. Before what will we all stand? 
	A. God's judgment seat (Romans 14:10)  

A 	7. According to Romans, chapter 14, verse 14, in whom am I fully persuaded? 
	A. The Lord Jesus (Romans 14:14)  

G 	8. To whom does whoever abstains do so? 
	A. The Lord (Romans 14:6)  

Q 	9. Quote Romans, chapter 14, verses 7 through 8. 
	A. "For none of us lives for ourselves alone, and none of us dies for ourselves alone. If we live, we live for the Lord; and if we die, we die for the Lord. So, whether we live or die, we belong to the Lord." (Romans 14:7-8)  

X 	10. Complete, in essence, the following Old Testament quotation: "'As surely as I live,' . . ." 
	A. ". . . says the Lord, 'every knee will bow before me; every tongue will acknowledge God.'" (Romans 14:11)  

A 	11. According to Romans, chapter 14, verse 15, when are you no longer acting in love? 
	A. If your brother or sister is distressed because of what you eat (Romans 14:15)  

G 	12. Of what is the kingdom of God not a matter? 
	A. Eating and drinking (Romans 14:17)  

G 	13. What should you keep between yourself and God? 
	A. Whatever you believe about these things (Romans 14:22)  

V 	14. Finish this verse: "Therefore let us stop passing . . ." 
	A. ". . .judgment on one another. Instead, make up your mind not to put any stumbling block or obstacle in the way of a brother or sister." (Romans 14:13)  

G 	15. For whom do none of us live alone? 
	A. Ourselves (Romans 14:7)  

G 	16. What is whoever has doubts if they eat? 
	A. Condemned (Romans 14:23)  

A 	17. According to Romans, chapter 14, verse 5, what should each of them be? 
	A. Fully convinced in their own mind (Romans 14:5)  

G 	18. What should you not destroy for the sake of food? 
	A. The work of God (Romans 14:20)  

G 	19. Who must not judge the one who does eat everything? 
	A. The one who does not eat everything (Romans 14:3)  

G 	20. What should you not let be spoken of as evil? 
	A. What you know is good (Romans 14:16)  

 SET #3  Romans 14 

G 	1. What does another, whose faith is weak, eat? 
	A. Only vegetables (Romans 14:2)  

I 	2. In what book and chapter is the following: "All food is clean, but it is wrong for a person to eat anything that causes someone else to stumble."? 
	A. Romans 14 (Romans 14:20)  

G 	3. With what must the one who eats everything not treat the one who does not? 
	A. Contempt (Romans 14:3)  

G 	4. Between whom should you keep whatever you believe about these things? 
	A. Yourself and God (Romans 14:22)  

Q 	5. Quote Romans, chapter 14, verse 13. 
	A. "Therefore let us stop passing judgment on one another. Instead, make up your mind not to put any stumbling block or obstacle in the way of a brother or sister." (Romans 14:13)  

G 	6. Who says, "As surely as I live, every knee will bow before me; every tongue will acknowledge God."? 
	A. The Lord (Romans 14:11)  

X 	7. Two-part question: of what is the kingdom of God not a matter, and of what is the kingdom of God a matter? 
	A. 1) Eating and drinking; 2) Righteousness, peace and joy in the Holy Spirit (Romans 14:17)  

G 	8. What is unclean in itself? 
	A. Nothing (Romans 14:14)  

A 	9. According to Romans, chapter 14, verse 4, what is the Lord able to do? 
	A. Make servants stand (Romans 14:4)  

G 	10. Who receives human approval? 
	A. Anyone who serves Christ in this way (Romans 14:18)  

V 	11. Finish these verses: "For none of us lives . . ." 
	A. ". . .for ourselves alone, and none of us dies for ourselves alone. If we live, we live for the Lord; and if we die, we die for the Lord. So, whether we live or die, we belong to the Lord." (Romans 14:7-8)  

A 	12. According to Romans, chapter 14, verse 15, what should you not do by your eating? 
	A. Destroy someone for whom Christ died (Romans 14:15)  

G 	13. To whom does whoever regards one day as special do so? 
	A. The Lord (Romans 14:6)  

G 	14. What should we stop passing on one another? 
	A. Judgment (Romans 14:13)  

R 	15. Finish this verse and give the reference: "Let us therefore make every . . ." 
	A. ". . .effort to do what leads to peace and to mutual edification." (Romans 14:19)  

A 	16. According to Romans, chapter 14, verse 8, for whom do we die if we die? 
	A. The Lord (Romans 14:8)  

G 	17. Whom will every tongue acknowledge? 
	A. God (Romans 14:11)  

A 	18. According to Romans, chapter 14, verse 16, what should you not do? 
	A. Let what you know is good be spoken of as evil (Romans 14:16)  

G 	19. Who is convinced that nothing is unclean in itself? 
	A. Paul (Romans 14:14)  

G 	20. Who considers one day more sacred than another? 
	A. One person (Romans 14:5)