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Romans 13:2 · BSB
13:2 Consequently, whoever resists authority is opposing what God has set in place, and those who do so will bring judgment on themselves.
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…going to listen to someone who has some wise things to say. And I'm speaking about the Apostle Paul in his letter to the Romans. And he says inRomans chapter 13, he says, one person esteems one day as better than another, while another esteems all days alike. Each one should be fully convinced in his own…
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…the government in that way is actually the exact opposite of what we see in the Bible. Matthew chapter 5, Jesus says, blessed are the peacemakers.Romans chapter 13, Paul tells the church to honor the authorities, to submit to them. And of course, if you were with us in the book of 1 Peter, you know that one of…
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Good morning church family. I'm going to do our Bible reading today. So it is fromRomans chapter 13, starting at verse 1, going through to verse 7. Let every person be subject to the governing authorities, for there is no authority except from…
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…to give in to extremes. And we have to remember there's a tension here when we think about governments. Yes, there are evil forces at play. Also,Romans chapter 13tells us that God instituted governments. They're his gift to us. They're referred to as his servants in chapter 13, verse 4. So we experience that…
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…fools. They truly are. To think you can live in this country and abolish police, governmental authority. If you have a problem with that, you readRomans chapter 13. God has given government the power, the authority to enforce laws even to the point of using the sword as he talks about. There are liberals…
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…Nations are supposed to represent God. But instead, they aspire to be God. Nations are meant to represent God. Instead, they desire to be God. SoRomans chapter 13actually calls the government ministers of God. They're here to represent him on the earth. And yet here in chapter 3, verse 5, we're told that…
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…issues hot button issues of today. I began back in July emphasizing how we need to support law enforcement. God has ordained that governmentRomans chapter 13keep order that the government punish evildoers wrongdoers reward good behavior. We talked about how law enforcement officers they enforce that…
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…We have a God-given responsibility to obey government authority unless that authority requires us to sin against God. You know the passage fromRomans chapter 13that stresses this. Look with me if you would. Romans chapter 13. The entire section is verses 1 through 7. Let's just read verses 1 through 4…
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…God. We prayed in Jesus' name, and everyone said, Amen. Amen. You could have a seat. If you've got a Bible, I invite you to take it and open it toRomans chapter 13. Romans chapter 13. I want to talk to you this morning about the requirement of authority. The requirement of authority. Uh and that'll make sense…
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InRomans chapter 13in verses 11 and 12. The Apostle Paul says and do this knowing the time that now it is high time to awake out of sleep. For now, our Salvation is…
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…seeking your own, because you are seeking to love them even as you love yourself. And the idea of hospitality, of welcome, is so important that inRomans chapter 13, God tells his people to seek to practice hospitality. And in Hebrews 13, to not neglect to show hospitality. It's so important that when God tells…
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…and his family. At this time, I want to invite your attention to the Book of Romans the 13th chapter and we want to begin reading there in verse 1.Romans chapter 13beginning in verse 1. Paul said, let every soul be subject to the governing authorities for there is no Authority except from God in the…
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…of our land. We participate in the giving of taxes. Matthew chapter 22. Jesus talks about paying to Caesar. What is Caesar? Paul talks inRomans chapter 13about submitting to authority and paying your taxes. So we have that type of thing covered, right? And don't try to get out of that one because…
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…of the church, in the family of God. Now it also applies in the commonwealth, in our very governing. There's been a controversy this week aboutRomans chapter 13, you may be aware of. Romans chapter 13, verse 1 and 2. Further on into the chapter, but let me read verse 1 and 2 for you. Paul writes, let every…
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…for the legislation and harm the poor, it's not the way God wants it done. Incidentally, why has God ordained government? We find over there inRomans chapter 13, for one, it is to bring order, it is to bring safety, it is to bring benefit, and we are to pray for those who are in government that those who…
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…for the legislation and harm the poor, it's not the way God wants it done. Incidentally, why has God ordained government? We find over there inRomans chapter 13, for one, it is to bring order, it is to bring safety, it is to bring benefit, and we are to pray for those who are in government that those who…
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…church members. We have rights. Slaves in Paul's time had limited or no rights. We're not slaves. But we are called to submit and obey. Like inRomans chapter 13. If you want to flick there and keep a finger in Ephesians. Then feel free. It's on page 1140. 1140. 1140. I'm just going to read Romans chapter…
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…human government. That's the second thing we're going to look at. God provides for our protection through governmental authority. Paul writes inRomans chapter 13about this. God has assigned government the responsibility of providing justice in our society. Rewarding right and punishing wrong behavior. I…
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…to act a little less like Chicken Little and a little more like they believe. Okay? The sky is not falling in. I love the fact that as you read inRomans chapter 13, it says He's the one who's in control of this day. He raises governments up. He takes them down. I don't remember the exact passage, but it also…
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…that the sixth commandment is not a prohibition against all taking of human life. And then you get to the matter of governments. If you readRomans chapter 13, the key passage, one of the key passages on government, God entrusts to human governments, not just so-called Christian governments. He entrusted…
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