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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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…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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…saying yes, I'm under Crime's law. So if there is law, there is also obedience. Argument number three. If there is no law under grace, why Paul inRomans chapter 13encouraged us to obey civil authorities? Argument number four. We saw in our table minutes ago that Aaron was the priest of the law and Jesus is…
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…love your neighbor as yourself. And it's this principle that sums up all of God's commands for us. Love fulfills the law, is what Paul writes inRomans chapter 13. Love God, love your neighbor. And in John chapter 13, just two chapters earlier, Jesus opened up this supper by washing the feet of his disciples.…
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Thanks for checking out the anchor Faith. Message podcast from st. Augustine, Florida. Now, enjoy this message. All right. Turn over toRomans chapter 13. I believe will conclude this Wednesday night concerning some of the things we've been talking about honor and Romans 13 chapter 7. It says Render…
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We are inRomans chapter 13, verses 1 through 14. Will you please stand for the reading of God's word? And as we're going through this, this is really a continuation of chapter 12. Just keep that…
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If you have a bible, I invite you to turn toRomans chapter 13as we continue our study in Romans. So 26 years ago this month, my wife and I, we got married. We were 12 at the time. And the first Saturday we…
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If you have a Bible, I invite you to turn toRomans chapter 13. Romans 13, we've been going through the book of Romans for a little over a year now. A few months ago, as we were entering into Romans chapter 9,…
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…in government positions are supposed to be God's ministers for righteousness. They're supposed to be a terror to evil, and that's according toRomans, chapter 13,. But when they're not, they're violating God's laws. They're in there for an alternative purpose. They're serving the antichrist spirit, and…
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…going to listen to someone who has some wise things to say. And I'm speaking about the Apostle Paul in his letter to the Romans. And he says inRomans chapter 13, he says, one person esteems one day as better than another, while another esteems all days alike. Each one should be fully convinced in his own…
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…Sunday of Advent to prepare people for the birth of Christ, to remember it, to launch yourself into the Christian year, and so here's this text.Romans chapter 13, and we'll start at verse 8. Owe no one anything except to love each other. Just by the way, if you have your own Bible, it's really good to follow…
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…the government in that way is actually the exact opposite of what we see in the Bible. Matthew chapter 5, Jesus says, blessed are the peacemakers.Romans chapter 13, Paul tells the church to honor the authorities, to submit to them. And of course, if you were with us in the book of 1 Peter, you know that one of…
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Good morning church family. I'm going to do our Bible reading today. So it is fromRomans chapter 13, starting at verse 1, going through to verse 7. Let every person be subject to the governing authorities, for there is no authority except from…
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…to give in to extremes. And we have to remember there's a tension here when we think about governments. Yes, there are evil forces at play. Also,Romans chapter 13tells us that God instituted governments. They're his gift to us. They're referred to as his servants in chapter 13, verse 4. So we experience that…
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…fools. They truly are. To think you can live in this country and abolish police, governmental authority. If you have a problem with that, you readRomans chapter 13. God has given government the power, the authority to enforce laws even to the point of using the sword as he talks about. There are liberals…
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…Nations are supposed to represent God. But instead, they aspire to be God. Nations are meant to represent God. Instead, they desire to be God. SoRomans chapter 13actually calls the government ministers of God. They're here to represent him on the earth. And yet here in chapter 3, verse 5, we're told that…
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…issues hot button issues of today. I began back in July emphasizing how we need to support law enforcement. God has ordained that governmentRomans chapter 13keep order that the government punish evildoers wrongdoers reward good behavior. We talked about how law enforcement officers they enforce that…
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…by God alone. And that includes Caesar. This coin belongs to Caesar, but let's remember Caesar belongs to God. We see much the same reasoning inRomans chapter 13, where Paul talks about a Christian's obligation to participate and honor the government that God has established over them. This coin might belong…
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…Not just a fake love, but a love from the center of our being. A love that fulfills the purpose of the law, or so we read in the next chapter,Romans chapter 13. Friends, for those of us who know what it's like to desire to desire overcoming evil with evil, we discover in our Romans reading that we're…
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…blessing and grace as to have our debt paid, now we want to see that gratitude and life and love spill over into our community. Paul will write inRomans chapter 13, he'll write, owe no one anything. That's the same word in Greek, owe no one anything, except to love one another. For the one who loves one…
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…us in our hearts with this transition. So today's message, in some ways, will be continuing where we left off. We're going to start reading inRomans chapter 13. If you have a Bible, please open it up to Romans chapter 13, verse 8. And before we dig in, let's just pray. Father in heaven, thank you for your…
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