Lesson 8: Reformation of life

1. Write Acts 1:8 from memory.

2. Write 1 Corinthians 15:22 from memory.

3. Write Hebrews 9:27 from memory.

Reading: Read Romans 7. Write down what touches you most.

Question 1: Through what did Paul come to know sin? (Romans 7:7)

Question 2: How does Paul describe the law: is it holy or sinful? (Romans 7:12)

Question 3: How does Paul describe the commandment? Name the three qualities. (Romans 7:12)

Question 4: The law is spiritual, but what is Paul? (Romans 7:14)

Question 5: What law does Paul find in himself when he wants to do good? (Romans 7:21)

Question 6: In what does Paul delight according to his inner man? (Romans 7:22)

Question 7: Who will deliver Paul from the body of death? (Romans 7:24-25)

Question 8: How great is the psalmist's love for God's law? (Psalm 119:97)

Question 9: In what does the man of Psalm 1 find his delight? (Psalm 1:2)

Question 10: To what is the man compared who meditates on the law day and night? (Psalm 1:3)

Question 11: Did Jesus come to abolish the Law and the Prophets, or to fulfill them? (Matthew 5:17)

Question 12: What will pass away sooner than anything from the law passes away? (Matthew 5:18)

Question 13: What is the function of the law in relation to Christ? (Galatians 3:24)

Question 14: What must we be of the Word, not only hearers? (James 1:22)

Question 15: Who will be blessed in what he does? (James 1:25)

Question 16: What does the Lord Jesus call the church in Ephesus to do? (Revelation 2:5)

Question 17: What does the Lord Jesus call the church in Laodicea to do? (Revelation 3:19)

Question 18: Who works in you both the willing and the working? (Philippians 2:13)

Question 19: What does godly sorrow produce? (2 Corinthians 7:10)

Question 20: What does the sorrow of the world produce? (2 Corinthians 7:10)

Question 21: What does someone say who claims to be without sin? (1 John 1:8)

Question 23: What must we lay aside, and on whom must we keep our eyes fixed? (Hebrews 12:1-2)