Romans 14 1. Who is to be welcomed? v. 1 2. What is not to be quarreled over? v. 1 3. The one who eats should not feel what towards the one who abstains? v. 2 4. Why should the one who abstains not pass judgment on the one who eats? v. 3 5. Who has the right to judge a servant? v. 4 6. Why will the servant be upheld? v. 4 7. Were there brethren who “set one day apart from another” then? v. 5 8. How did another esteem days? v. 5 9. In what should each be convinced? v. 5 10. For what purpose do those who observe days or eat meat do it for? v. 6 11. Who we live and/or die to? v. 8 12. Why should we not pass judgment on or despise our brother? vv. 9-12 13. Along with not passing judgment, what should we never do? v. 13 14. What was Paul persuaded of? v. 14 15. What makes something unclean for a person? v. 14 16. What does it say concerning our walk if our “brother is grieved by what we eat? v. 15 17. If we are guilty of this, who are we said to be destroying? v. 15 18. What is the kingdom of God not a matter of? v. 17 19. What is the kingdom of God a matter of then? v. 17 20. Who is acceptable to God and approved by men? v. 18 21. What are we told to pursue with these things in mind? v. 19 22. What would make that which has been made clean unclean? v. 20 23. If it is going to cause a brother/sister to stumble - how should we approach it? v. 21 24. What is to be kept between yourself and God? v. 22 25. Who is the one that is blessed? v. 22 26. If a person has doubts - why is he condemned? v. 23 27. Thought: How can the “weak” or the “strong” brother abuse this chapter?
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