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Romans 13:8–9 · BSB
13:8 Be indebted to no one, except to one another in love. For he who loves his neighbor has fulfilled the law.
13:9 The commandments “Do not commit adultery,” “Do not murder,” “Do not steal,” “Do not covet,” and any other commandments, are summed up in this one decree: “Love your neighbor as yourself.”
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…you take a next step in faith towards Jesus. Hey, let's dive into today's message together. Good morning. This morning I'm going to be reading fromRomans 13, verses 8 through 14. Let no debt remain outstanding, except the continuing debt to love one another. For whoever loves others has fulfilled the law. The commandments…
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Good morning, everybody. Good morning. We're going to read the Bible now. So the reading is fromRomans chapter 13 verses 8 to 14. ! And it's on page 1140 of your Bibles. Let no debt remain outstanding except the continuing debt to love one another. For whoever loves others…
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…steal, you shall not covet,’ and if there is any other commandment, it is summed up in this saying, ‘You shall love your neighbor as yourself.’” (Rom. 13:8–9NASB) So Paul quotes the Old Testament as basically the foundation for his ethic. He never suggests that Jesus came and gave us something new,…
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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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…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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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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…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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…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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…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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…to pay taxes to Caesar or not? I love the introduction. Ben wrote to the scripture reading that Athena read. Because you know this passage fromRomans chapter 13is one of the closest corollaries that we have to this conversation that we're reading about now. Is it lawful to pay taxes to Caesar or not? This…
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…possibly be. God, please search my heart, try me, know my thoughts. And see if there's any wicked way in me, and lead me in the way everlasting.Romans chapter 13The Bible says in that knowing the time that now it is high time to awake out of sleep. For now is our salvation nearer than when we believe. See,…
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…for that. They need you to provide that affirmation and that encouragement. So reward respect. Here's #3 show respect. Show respect. Turn over toRomans chapter 13. Not only should you expect and reward respect from your children, but you should model that respect for them. As they see you respecting others…
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…Now, let's think about a couple of those. Let's think about the state or the government, national powers. Now you're going to need your handout.Romans chapter 13. Here we see that God gives authority to states or to governments. He says, Let everyone be subject to the governing authorities, for there is no…
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…love to see you any Sunday morning at First Baptist El Doredo. Would you join me now in listening to our sermon from this week? Reopen with me toRomans chapter 13. We're going to be looking at verses 8, 9, and 10. Romans 13, verses 8, 9, and 10. And I'll read those verses for us now. Owe no one anything…
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…Amen? He just called them commandments. Look at Romans chapter 10. Let's see one of the apostles, particularly Paul again. Let's go toRomans chapter 13. Romans 13. Verse 8. Oh, no one anything except to love one another. For he who loves another has fulfilled the word, has fulfilled the law. For…
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…country is we should pray for our leaders and pray for revival. And God has commanded us in the book of Peter, God has commanded us in the book ofRomans, chapter 13, that we are to pray for those in authority over us, that we are to pray for the government in which we live. And if we were praying for our…
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…that makes no sense unless God is in control. That has implications for us. It's implicit here, but it's affirmed many places in scripture. InRomans chapter 13, Paul says, There is no authority except from God, and those which exist are established by God. Daniel, chapter 2 21 says, He removes kings and…
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…week, and we will pray for our leaders. That's number one. Number two is this we're going to be individuals in a church that honor our leaders.Romans, chapter 13, paul talks about how God is sovereign above all. 13. Paul talks about how God is sovereign above all, sovereign above all leaders, that God puts…
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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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…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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…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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…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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