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Romans 13:1 · BSB
13:1 Everyone must submit himself to the governing authorities, for there is no authority except that which is from God. The authorities that exist have been appointed by God.
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…obey those in authority. Therefore, when we resist the God-given authority, that means we resist God himself. This is ultimately what Paul says inRomans chapter 13 verses 1and 7, one of the premier passages if you get into this, and we don't have all day to talk about this. This is a whole other sermon, but I want you…
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…something that derails God's plans. And in fact, here it clearly shows that it is accomplishing God's plans and purposes. Do I need to remind us ofRomans 13, verse 1? That says every person is to be subject to the governing authority, for there is no authority except from God. And those which exist are…
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…government and the Roman Empire was not friendly to Christians, yet he still recognized the responsibility to the Roman government. I like to readRomans 13, verses 1 through 7. Romans 13, 1 through 7. Let every person be subject to the governor. Sorry, let me start over. Let every person be subject to the governing…
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…God has ordained. The authority that God has ordained. Now, let's look at a few verses in the book of Romans that will address this. Okay, here. InRomans 13, verses 1-2, it says, Let everyone be subject to the governing authority. For there is no authority except that which God has established. The authority that…
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…of that particular passage is. So let me give you some a couple situations here, just for the sake of time, that I think explain better whatRomans 13:1is, and I actually used one of these during that pastor's meeting, and um, and I'll explain that. So when Jesus was on trial, he stands before…
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…nitty-gritty of all this. My brain is not working this morning. Maybe it's because I drove to Augusta and back yesterday. That was fun. All right.Romans chapter 13, verses 1and 7. 1 through 7. Here's it says, everyone must submit to governing authorities. No one ever says woo when I read that line. There's no like,…
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…nitty-gritty of all this. My brain is not working this morning. Maybe it's because I drove to Augusta and back yesterday. That was fun. All right.Romans chapter 13, verses 1and 7. 1 through 7. Here's it says, everyone must submit to governing authorities. No one ever says woo when I read that line. There's no like,…
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…want a king like the rest of the world. And so that's what they got. I want you to understand scripturally, God calls us to look to our authority.Romans 13, verse 1says, Let everyone be subject to the governing authorities. Hebrews says, submit to those who have the rule over you. Okay? And so understand there…
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…That's what I'm saying. He said, What? I said, like the whole weed thing. I said, I'm not I'm not here on a campaign against smoking weed. I amRomans 13:1. Let every man be in subjection to the authority of the land, for there's no authority except that which is given of God. Well, and then it's oh,…
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…them into torches for his own entertainment. It would be hard to exaggerate his wickedness. And yet he is reigning when Paul writes these verses.Romans 13, verses 1 through 7. I'll read them for us now. Let every person be subject to governing authorities. For there is no authority except from God, and those that exist…
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…command us to do something expressly forbidden in the scripture or forbid us from doing something expressly commanded in the scripture, right? SeeRomans 13, verses 1 through 5, right? We still think we're in that place where we ought to be listening to the requests of our governor. If you have any desire to read it, I…
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…ideal, his paradigm, not the pattern of human kings. This is similar to the exhortation that we receive in the New Testament from Apostle Paul inRomans chapter 13 verses 1 to 4. It says, Let every person be subject to the governing authorities, for there is no authority except from God, and those that exist have been…
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…against God. God gives government to suppress evil and to suppress wickedness. They bear the sword and they don't do it in vain. No authority,Romans 13, verse 1says exists unless God instituted it. He did this all in Romans chapter 9, I mean in Genesis chapter 9 to check the evil in the world. The pre-fall…
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…in our way focus on the fact that God is still in control. What about the government's that are around us? Very familiar passage of scripture inRomans 13:1. Let every soul be subject to the governing authorities for there is no Authority except from God and the authorities that exist are appointed by…
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…different story. It's not a state of nature, it's not a social contract that the authority of government uh uh shows itself to us. But rather inRomans 13, verse 1, Paul says this let every person be subject to the governing authorities, for there is no authority except from God, and those that exist have been…
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…how do I go and then begin to ask the king for his protection? So here was a man who was willing to walk in faith through bandit country and yet inRomans chapter 13, verse 1 to 4, you find that there is a place where you have to now listen to what authorities have to say. I put this in the email I sent out yesterday. If you…
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…government leaders—international, federal, state, and local—to have the wisdom to direct us in the best courses of action for prevention and care. (Romans 13:1–4) 3. Scripture says—teach us to number our days carefully so that we may develop wisdom in our hearts. Pray that the Lord will give us wisdom in…
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…get so short-sighted because the Bible's written to get us ready to enjoy life for eternity, okay? Romans chapter 13, the requirement of authority.Romans chapter 13, verse 1, let every person be subject to the governing authorities. For there's no authority except from God, and those that exist have been instituted by…
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…conflicts with what God requires of us, God rules over Caesar. That has to be the operating assumption of a follower of Jesus Christ. Paul says inRomans 13:1,"All authority comes from God, and those in positions of authority have been placed there by God." What is he saying? He's saying that actually,…
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…to give seven different compelling reasons why we should submit to the governing authorities that are over us. In fact we're just going to useRomans 13:1through five as the outline for our study today. Keeping that in mind going to back to verse number 1. In our text, the Bible says Let every soul…
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