New Testament Survey Quiz on Romans and Galatians

The letters to the Romans and to the Galatians are often studied together because they have the same theme—salvation from sin is through the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

The gospel includes the Law of Moses from the Old Testament.

Judaizers were Jews who believed in Jesus as the Christ but wanted to keep the Old Testament law.

Judaizers persecuted the Lord's church for many years including attacking Paul.

The book of Romans was written by Paul while in Ephesus.

Romans proclaims can be saved by their own works.

The key to understanding Romans is the phrase unto obedience of faith which is found at the beginning and at the end of the book.

On Paul's first missionary journey, he and Barnabas preached in several cities of Galatia.

Judaizers came among the churches and spread their false teaching.

Paul argued that being circumcised in the flesh was necessary for salvation.

When the Law had fulfilled its purpose (added because of sin), it was taken out of the way.

Salvation is in Jesus Christ for all upon one basis - obedience to the faith of Christ.