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Romans 13:9 · BSB
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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…the concept of how we are to submit to authority unless it contrasts against the word of God. Right? And there's that struggle that we all face.Romans, chapter 13says, hey, follow the laws of the land. But then Paul or, or, excuse me, Peter says in the book of Acts, we obey God rather than man. Well,…
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…to achieve, at least in a partial way, some portion of that goal. And so our verse of the day is in Romans 13 that Caleb read for us earlier.Romans chapter 13is where we're going to start. Romans chapter 13, and we're going to read verse 11 to begin with. Romans 13 verse 11, it says, and do this knowing…
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…debt. Well, let's look. So if you take your Bibles, we're looking at the book of Romans chapter 13 verses 8 to 14. And just while you turn there,Romans chapter 13, 8 to 14. This is a very dense text. It's almost like creed-like. It would be one of those texts, if you wanted to highlight the important parts,…
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…however, of how should Christians operate as citizens in the world. And that's primarily what what Paul is concerned for in this first half ofRomans chapter 13. Off the back of 12, it can feel like a slight left turn. He's just been talking about uh you know loving one another, loving your enemies, and uh…
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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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…children, women, the unborn, and immigrants. And justice systems exist to help every person find a way to flourish. And Paul re-emphasizes this inRomans chapter 13. He's again it writing from Rome, writing from a prison cell in Rome. In Romans 13, he says, Let every person be subject to the governing…
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…given to you by God, and you're responsible for using that ability. If you don't believe me, turn to where we just read Jimmy read in Romans 13. InRomans chapter 13. Go back in your Bible a little ways. You get to Acts, you've gone too far. Pass the Corinthians. Romans. Paul is writing to the church in Philippi…
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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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…because like many truths in the Gospels, you find in the epistles, but expanded. And so you're there in Luke 21. Place your hand there. But go toRomans chapter 13and look at verse 11 and you're going to see the same theme about sleep and how that's synonymous with spiritual lethargy. And not just spiritual…
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…if you get into this, and we don't have all day to talk about this. This is a whole other sermon, but I want you to just look at this. Turn toRomans chapter 13real quick. This is the major statement on submission to government, but I want you to read, and I want you to see it for yourself, as to what Paul…
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…foolish people. Live as people who are free, not using your freedom as a coverup for evil, but living as servants of God Powerful. Paul goes on inRomans, chapter 13, speaking to Roman citizens about their very government, and he says let every person be subject to the governing authorities, for there is no…
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…as yourself. And again, my desire here is to make it as plain as possible, and the Bible makes it as plain as possible. So here we're going toRomans chapter 13. Look at this with me in verse verse 10 of that chapter, Romans 13, verse 10. Paul says love does no wrong to a neighbor. Now here's why I come to…
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…Okay so this is good. For kings and all those who are in authority. He says to pray for those in leadership. Now we see this kind of language inRomans chapter 13. We see this idea that God puts people into place. That they need to be in place. And maybe sometimes these people are for our good or perhaps…
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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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