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1 Peter 2:13 · BSB
2:13 Submit yourselves for the Lord’s sake to every human institution, whether to the king as the supreme authority,
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…people. I pray, Lord, that you would show your strength in weakness. You'd show the power of your word through your slave. In Christ's name. Amen.1 Peter 2, verses 13 through 17. Be subject for the sake of the Lord to every human institution, whether to a king as the one in authority or to governors as sent by him for the…
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…people. I pray, Lord, that you would show your strength in weakness. You'd show the power of your word through your slave. In Christ's name. Amen.1 Peter 2, verses 13 through 17. Be subject for the sake of the Lord to every human institution, whether to a king as the one in authority or to governors as sent by him for the…
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…Authority. Authority. What do you mean? In this political season, it's good to be reminded that God's will applies to politics too. Hear this,1 Peter chapter 2, verse 13. Be subject for the Lord's sake to every human institution. Heart stop. See, we act like the individual is over every institution in America. You…
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…you to go to a parallel passage in First Peter, chapter two. And this is another apostle which you know is Peter, obviously walked with the Lord.First Peter, chapter 2, verses 13 through 17. Tell us something very similar. He's going to talk to us about our role as citizens within the land that we are living in. By the way, do you know…
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…would say something like, submit yourselves to rulers and obey them, and do so because these individuals are the ministers and the servants of God.1 Peter 2:13-17, Peter says, obey every ordinance and every law for the Lord's sake. 1 Peter 2:13-17. Paul converted those prison guards in Caesar's household,…
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…you don't like Paul? You don't like his opinion. Let's find out what Peter had to say on the issue. Maybe you'll like what Peter has to say better.First Peter chapter 2, verses 13 through 17. Submit yourselves for the Lord's sake to every human institution, whether to a king as the one in authority, or to governors as sent by him for…
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…of course but we won't have time to pursue it at all. Let me just read these to you and I'll go to the next point. Pursue love instead of hate,1 Peter 2 verse 13, 4. Cooperation instead of competition, Ecclesiastes 4, 9 to 12. Unity instead of separation, Romans 12, 16. Honor instead of innuendo. Brag on…
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…general welfare of our society. Nobody likes to take pay taxes, but if you break the law, there's going to be consequences. Peter echoes Paul in1 Peter 2, verse 13. For the Lord's sake, submit to all human authority, whether the king as head of state or the officials he has appointed, for the king has sent…
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…So, right off the bat, let's go to 1 Peter chapter 2 13-20. You can turn there if you want to, or you can just read it off the screen with me, but1 Peter chapter 2 verse 13- 20. All right. says this, "Be subject for the Lord's sake to every human institution, whether it be to the emperor as supreme or to governors sent by…
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…Who watched Jesus be? Tortured and murdered and and as well as some of the as as well as the other apostles. Peter said something very similar infirst. Peter 2, verses 13and 14. He said, Be subject for the Lord's sake to every human institution, whether it be to the Emperor as supreme or to governors, as sent by him…
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…me as I read our text of scripture once more this morning, just in honor of God's word, we'll read it through, we'll pray and then we'll begin.1 Peter 2, verses 13 through 17. Be subject, for the Lord's sake, to every human institution, whether it be to the emperor as supreme, or to governors, as sent by him, to punish…
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…the kingdoms of the world. There is not a kingdom, there is not a municipality that is greater than God. God is in control of them all. And then in1 Peter 2, verses 13 through 17, we read, For the Lord's sake, submit to all human authority. Whether the king as head of state or the officials he has appointed. For the king has…
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…to punish the evildoer, and next, leaders are appointed to praise the good. I draw that not only from Romans chapter 13, but I also draw that from1 Peter chapter 2, verses 13and 14, which makes that clear. Be subject for the Lord's sake to every human institution, whether it be to the emperor as supreme or to governors…
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…citizens of the kingdom of heaven to be responsible citizens in the country in which we live. First, Peter, chapter 2, versus 3 through 4 Oops.First Peter 02:13 through 17. Sorry. I read wrong 1. Be subject for the sake of the Lord, to every human institution whether to a king as the 1 in authority, or to governors is…
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…the flames to serve as a nightly illumination. Nero burned their bodies to illuminate his courts. This is the context in which Peter writes this.1 Peter 2, verse 13and 17. He says, submit yourselves for the Lord's sake. Same language to every human institution, whether to a king as to the one in authority,…
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…them. We ask it in Jesus' name. Amen, providence of God reaches over all of that. 1 Peter 2, 13,. I mentioned 1 Peter 2. That's basically what1 Peter 2, verse 13says. He says submit yourself to the Lord's sake for every authority instituted among men, whether the king is the supreme authority. We have an…
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…from the sin of pride? How do we guard our life and our relationships from the sin of pride? 1 Peter chapter 3, verses 8 through 12. Since1 Peter chapter 2, verse 13, Peter's been talking to specific groups of people, and he's been giving them inspiration and direction on how to suffer well, how to endure…
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…you're carrying before the throne of God. So we are to pray for those who are in charge. And we are to conscientiously honor them and obey them.1 Peter 2, verses 13and 14. Be subject for the Lord's sake to every human institution, whether it be to the emperor as supreme, or to governors as sent by him to…
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…and is now the temple in which God's present dwells, he must conduct himself accordingly. In this section that we're going to be looking at in1 Peter 2, verses 11 through 17, we're going to see that Peter classifies us as believers into three categories strangers, citizens and servants. I'd like to read 1 Peter, 2, 11…
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…governing authorities. Here's what Peter, the Apostle Peter, adds over in his letter. He says, be subject for the Lord's sake. Check this out in1 Peter 2, verse 13. Be subject for the Lord's sake. To every human institution, whether it be to the emperor as supreme, or to governors sent by him to punish those…
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