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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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…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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…not teaching that Christians cannot take advantage of legal or civil rights or civil authority or civil protection. That is over them. Because inRomans chapter 13, I love Romans 13. I'm so glad that God has put together these structures. The Bible says in Romans 13 that the powers that be are ordained of God,…
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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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…Oh, there's a higher king that we submit to. Hmm, there's a true, real authority that we submit to, and Paul said something very like it in inRomans, chapter 13as well, that every subject, be, every person, be subject to the higher powers. There's no powers except the ones God ordains. Okay, so Paul says…
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…with our time which is God's greatest gift to us in many ways other than His love, of course. And I just want to finish by reading some words fromRomans chapter 13, which I think helped sum up what I've been trying to say this evening in many ways. Oh, no one anything except to love each other. For the one who…
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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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…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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