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Romans 13:6–7 · BSB
13:6 This is also why you pay taxes. For the authorities are God’s servants, who devote themselves to their work.
13:7 Pay everyone what you owe him: taxes to whom taxes are due, revenue to whom revenue is due, respect to whom respect is due, honor to whom honor is due.
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These sermons cite a broader passage containing Romans 13:6–7; they are not counted as specific verse evidence.
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…intended purpose for them is. Especially as we're called to submit to them. So if you don't already, it'd be great to have your Bibles open atRomans chapter 13. Now, we're going to look at what our governing authorities are and then we're going to look at what they are not. First, in Romans chapter 13,…
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…it's biblical in the New Testament as well. Jesus reiterated the death penalty. Also, the epistles of Paul reiterate the death penalty because inRomans chapter 13, God talks about the fact that he ordained human government for the punishment of evil doers. And the Bible says, if thou do that which is evil, be…
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…caused my people to hear my words, then they should have turned them from their evil way and from the evil of their doings. Now go if you were toRomans chapter 13. So we notice so far you got people doing what's right in their own eyes. Every idiot thinks that their way is right. The Bible says everybody in…
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…get out of here. I mean, what an absurd interpretation to read this as Jesus abolishing the death penalty. Now here's the thing, go if you would toRomans chapter 13, Romans chapter number 13 in the New Testament. And by the way, Jesus already reiterated the death penalty in Matthew chapter 15 when he said that…
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…of messed up. That was my bad. I'm just getting used to it my first time. Let's turn to Romans 13. We're going to continue in our sermon series inRomans chapter 13. Romans 13. As you're turning over, though, I want us to be reminded of what Paul says in Philippians chapter 3. Philippians chapter 3, verse 20,…
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…days is going to kill him. You guys, lest you think I'm making this up, I'm going to give you three texts of scripture that I want to point you to.Romans chapter 13. Hear what Romans chapter 13. Paul writes to the church in Rome, and he writes these words every person is to be sub in subjection to the governing…
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…an example for other people around you. [SPEAKER_00]: or not to do, so we need to choose wisely to follow God. [SPEAKER_00]: Let's take a look atRomans chapter 13and one, through two, one and two, and it says this. [SPEAKER_00]: Let every person be subject to the governing authorities. [SPEAKER_00]: For…
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…tells me that God's word is inerrant, it is infallible, it is the authority in my life to teach me how to live and what to do. And it teaches me inRomans chapter 13that I am to give honor to who is due honor, and to support the authorities that are over us. We're to be good citizens of whatever country that we…
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…how we walk with God. The other thing in that is inherent. I believe God recognizes nations or nationalities. Okay? I believe he does. He says inRomans chapter 13, chapter 13, that governments are established by God for the purpose of creating safety and order. Right? Otherwise, we would live in the condition…
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…all, a little sleep, a little slumber can spell all the difference. And whether we are walking in darkness or walking in light. Paul would say inRomans chapter 13and verse 11 that the time has come for us to wake out of sleep because our salvation is near the day in which we first believed. And because of…
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Look if you would at uhRomans chapter 13. Thanks, Miriam. He led us all the way. That's what we want him. We want him to lead us all the way. Romans chapter 13. Brother Charlie, if that uh…
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…authorities because authority itself has been established by God. We mentioned this earlier. And of course, your mind probably goes immediately toRomans chapter 13, right? Every person is to be in subjection to the governing authorities for there is no authority except from God. And those which exist are…
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…words, doing us good and transforming us into Christ-likeness, as we pray in his name. Amen. Well, if you're visiting this morning, you find us inRomans chapter 13, which is the series that we have been working through together. And we have come to a really interesting section on how we deal with and relate to…
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Romans chapter 13. Last few services we talked about our Lord and about uh the throne and hope you've pondered it. I'm still trying to figure out what those wheels…
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…12. And uh last week we talked about Romans 13 a little bit. I want to pick it up there and go it a little bit different way with it tonight.Romans chapter 13and Acts chapter 12 if you would. It's a little bit too loud, Jean. Bring it down just a little bit. Romans 13, Acts chapter 12. Appreciate you…
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…accidental death. And so there are aspects in the Old Testament that speak to capital punishment. We see that in Genesis chapter nine, and even inRomans, chapter 13, we see that one of the roles of the government is to punish those who do evil. And so there is the heart of God that does show that there should…
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…heart to find a Bible. And he found the Bible and he just opened it and he opened it randomly and this is where he opened it at. He opened it atRomans chapter 13. And this is what he read. And that knowing the time that now it is high time to wake out of sleep. For now is our salvation nearer than when we…
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…cold. Let us not be spiritually careless. The sleep here represents indifference to divine realities over there. In the book of Romans, inRomans chapter 13and in the verse 11, the apostle Paul uttered this tremendous statement and that knowing the time that now it is high time to awake out of sleep…
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…close to him was a copy of Scripture. And so reluctantly he opens it up. And he's like, I think I need to take this up and read it. And he lands onRomans chapter 13. And right there is his heart. All the things he had been wrestling with, all the things that had been disturbing him and disorienting him, are…
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…baby. 'S head or the the adults head. The water pours. Down and they are dressed in Christ for life. Just just turn back again to Romans this timeRomans chapter 13, Romans chapter 13. Again just one verse. Romans, chapter 13, verse 14. Paul. Finishes the chapter saying but put on. The Lord Jesus Christ. And…
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