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Romans 13:8 · BSB
13:8 Be indebted to no one, except to one another in love. For he who loves his neighbor has fulfilled the law.
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…supporting or serving the cause of the gospel. This word's also used to describe rulers and law enforcement and what they do for the people. InRomans chapter 13, they are servants. The majority of uses reflect this kind of lowly work done for the benefit and need of others, but it can refer to all kinds of…
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…our behalf. We are delegating God-given authority to them to do something in particular. And so those are the lines of authority. So turn over toRomans, chapter 13. And we'll begin in verse one. This is a chapter, this is this set of verses. We're going to talk about verses one through five here, and this set…
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…And not that I would ever do that, but if you wanted the Cliff's Notes version of the Bible, you find it a couple of places, and one of them is inRomans chapter 13. And here's what it says. It says, The commands of the Bible are all summed up in this one command Love your neighbor as yourself. Love is the…
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Well, if you have your copy of God's Word, I invite you to turn to the book ofRomans, chapter 13. Romans chapter 13. Recently I had the, I don't know if the word privilege is right, but I saw a viral video that's been making the rounds lately.…
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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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…2 and verse 14. Or to Governor's, as to those who are sent by him for what the punishment of evildoers. And for the praise of those who do good inRomans chapter 13, you know, it talks about, it talks about the powers-that-be or the structures that are over us and law enforcement would be included in those…
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…The sword in that culture symbolized authority, power, especially as it relates to punishment. And the New Testament uses this imagery as a result.Romans chapter 13, you'll remember Paul writing about the Christian relationship to government. He says, would you have no fear of the one who is in authority? Then…
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…people. But removing the mental activity and questioning, why am I spending my time doing this? Sometimes has consequences that we don't want.Romans chapter 13is where this word comes from. Romans chapter 13, verses 11 through 14. Paul says, and do this knowing the time that now, it is high time, it is…
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…a lord, not a head, but a member. He put the king in his place. But what was his agenda? Melville and others saw in passages like here in Peter andRomans chapter 13, he saw that we have the resources. We have a God who is able to equip a nation to be a blessing to the people. And he saw the need for respect and…
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…exactly the friendliest government towards Christians. That's a remarkable thing to say. And Paul says much the same things to Roman Christians inRomans chapter 13. 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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…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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…next five years at least go on a mission trip. And by God's grace and glory, we hope that is going to happen. Turn to your Bibles, if you would, toRomans chapter 13. Romans chapter 13. We went a little bit out of order. We're gonna go back and pick up a passage that we skipped last week when Pat spoke. If you…
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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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…through faith in the God of the law, it begins to love God and to express itself in love for neighbor. That's what the Apostle Paul argues for inRomans chapter 13. I wish we had time this morning to look at that. The Apostle Paul deals with this very same issue for the Roman church. And he says, love fulfills…
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…make it our experience, we ask in Jesus' name. And everyone said, Amen. You can have a seat. If you got a Bible, I invite you to take an open up toRomans chapter 13. If you're our guest, I want to say welcome. Uh, you're always welcome here. We're in a series right now called Words to Live By, and where every…
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…for everyone. And you never pay it off. I'm going to give you a passage and then we're going to go to our invitation. Getting give you a passage.Romans chapter 13and what we do is we stop right here. We quote this passage. Oh no man! Anything and then we stopped right there. And the reason we stop right…
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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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…as we worship, grow, and serve. You can learn more about us and find contact info at newsongportperry.ca. Second lesson this morning is found inRomans chapter 13, beginning at the eighth verse. Owe no one anything except to love each other, for the one who loves another has fulfilled the law. For the…
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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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…a way you're going to do this according to our policies, but if you violate that, we don't hold the sword for no reason. Now, you'll find outRomans chapter 13, that the righteous government was given the sword by God. So that those who do evil would be afraid of the judgment. So he goes on in verse 16, in…
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