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Romans 13:6 · BSB
13:6 This is also why you pay taxes. For the authorities are God’s servants, who devote themselves to their work.
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…to submit. Next, leaders are appointed to punish the evildoer, and next, leaders are appointed to praise the good. I draw that not only fromRomans chapter 13, but I also draw that from 1 Peter chapter 2, verses 13 and 14, which makes that clear. Be subject for the Lord's sake to every human institution,…
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…The last time that we were studying Romans together, we considered Paul's exhortation to Christian love. That was two weeks ago. Paul tells us inRomans chapter 13and verse 8 that the one who loves another has fulfilled the law. And in verse 10, love does no wrong to a neighbor, therefore love is the…
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…is very cruel and oppressive Christianity. Jesus saying it's been given to them by God. This is, you know, we could have an another sermon onRomans chapter 13, that God has all authority and he's given given authority to the state. So to render, that is give back to what is owed to show honor even to show…
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…morning. Please take your copy of God's word. I do hope you have a copy of God's word with you because we are a people of the word. And join me inRomans chapter 13. Our text for today is Romans chapter 13 verses 8 through 10. As we continue our study of Paul's letter to the Roman believers this morning, I want…
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…we voted for or not? Part of being a citizen of heaven is to acknowledge that reality in that truth. In fact, he also says in his letter to theRomans, chapter 13versus 1 through 7. Every person is to be in subject objection to the governing authorities for there is no authority except from God. And those…
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I do hope that you have a copy of God's Word with you this morning. Please join me in it inRomans chapter 13. Our text for today is Romans chapter 13 verses 1 through 7. Before we take a look at today's text, a very good morning to you all. If I've yet to…
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…as we're thinking about authority, I always wanted to be really clear that this is under the authority of God's word. So, this morning, I turned toRomans chapter 13. We are going to reference it, but not in very much detail. But that's why I do this. But I do want you to have your Bibles in hand, to listen…
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…have is today. All we have guaranteed is right now, this moment. So we must keep a sense of urgency as the children of God and adopt fruitfulness.Romans chapter 13, do this knowing the time that now, right now, it is high time to awake out of sleep for now our salvation is nearer than when we first believed.…
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…might be fulfilled in us, in us. Now, that language of fulfilling the law comes up again in Romans, in only one other place in Romans. If you go toRomans chapter 13, you'll find it there. Have a look at this with me, Romans chapter 13. Romans chapter 13, verse 8. Romans 13, verse 8. Oh, no one anything except…
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…of the day. We do not belong to the night or the darkness. Number two, wake up from sleep. Walk in the light and wake up from sleep. Over inRomans chapter 13. And again, I'd ask you to turn there if you would. Romans chapter 13 and verse 11. We've got a few verses to read in Romans chapter 13. This is…
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…of you myself included, we submit ourselves to God. In the Bible, I also learned that residents are called to submit to their government. Book ofRomans chapter 13is the longest explanation of this. It says it is necessary. Not optional, necessary to submit to the authorities. So unless the local government…
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…unaddressed, sin, if it leads to unbelief will leave you in. Utter darkness of hell for eternity. The Bible's Philip passages. Like this one fromRomans chapter 13. Let us put aside the Deeds of Darkness, or Ephesians 5. You were once Darkness, like the Bible over and over again, talks about Sin, people who…
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…that God is keeping people safe and protecting freedoms. So you can actually take a life in a military context with a clear conscience because ofRomans chapter 13. This is hard, man. Well we haven't even gotten to the hard questions yet that's around to, all right? You want to introduce us to our a little…
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…hearts. Romans 7. Do I know how to get through pain in this broken World? Romans chapter 8, don't know what to do. If a government's all jacked upRomans chapter 13. I don't know if the culture is all jacked up. Romans chapter 12, what of Christians disagree on things that are in the Bible, Romans chapter, 14…
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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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…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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…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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