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54:56

RLL 62.Pope Francis Meets Nancy Pelosi

TCN

ThornCrown Network

over 4 years ago

36:27

Leo XIII had encouraged Roman Catholics to influence the various civil governments, and Pope Pius XI

43:44

Sunday Night, August 30, 2020 PM

SBC

Sunnyside Baptist Church

almost 6 years ago

4:14

Romans 13 was written during a time when Paul was living under the Roman Empire, and these godless pagans would say all kinds of things that were not great, not good, and yet he's saying, hey, you know, you need to obey the government, and so on and so forth.

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A Christian's Response To The Election - [Romans 13:1ff]

BBC

Bethlehem Bible Church

over 17 years ago

4:56

Romans chapter 13 verse one gives the summary for all of Paul's thoughts. When it comes to government, let every person, an all -inclusive statement, Romans 13, be in subjection to the governing authorities.

45:14

The Authority of the Government

SGF

Sovereign Grace Family Church

about 14 years ago

5:31

Romans 13 is broken down in verses 1 through 7 is Basically one whole thought and then Romans 13 is then broken down in verses 8 through 14 as another whole thought so you know if There there's sub thoughts within those, but it's a subject the subject of Romans 13 verses 1 through 7 is specifically fidelity to human Government institutions, that's the focus so really That's what we're going to have to deal with and we're going to have to be obedient to what the text says.

1:27:49

Laborers' Podcast- Christian Nationalism

TIL

Truth in Love Network

about 3 years ago

4:57

actually came up with the idea of nationalism and how that fits into the way we look at things like Roman

50:05

Romans Chapter 13

SGF

Sovereign Grace Family Church

over 3 years ago

23:50

And I'll show you this. It's actually in Romans 13. Look with me here where he says, verse 2, he says, Therefore whoever resists the authorities, resists what God has appointed, those who resist will incur judgment.

24:23

WWUTT 1357 Be Subject for the Sake of Conscience (Romans 13:5-7)

WWUTT Podcast

over 5 years ago

4:59

So that's that's an understanding there in Romans 13. All of this is even given in the context of being in subjection first unto the Lord, because the governing authorities are the Lord's servant to carry out justice on the wrongdoer, promoting what is good and punishing what is evil.

3:22:58

The Great Debate III - The Papacy - Pacwa

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

about 28 years ago

1:46:27

Do Roman Catholics believe Vatican I, believe Leo XIII, or not?

1:05:33

God's Black and White on Gray Areas (2) - "Life, Love and the Pursuit of Unity" (Romans 14:13-23)

RBF

Redeemer Bible Fellowship

almost 6 years ago

17:29

This is Romans 13, 23 to, well, 13 to 21. This is from a really great resource I recommend actually called Teaching Romans by a British teacher called Christopher Ashe. And what he does is note where the structure actually starts as you bought my cool pointer this morning to help me out with this.

1:00:17

Roman Catholicism

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

about 17 years ago

41:36

Rome denies sola scriptura. Rome has external sources of authority. And so Rome can pick and choose what verses they're going to make reference to to try to prop up her case. But is so plainly obvious on the subject of the priesthood.

44:03

Christians And Government - [Romans 13:1-7]

BBC

Bethlehem Bible Church

over 14 years ago

11:06

And in chapter 13, we are to submit to God's ruling authorities. Some historic background on what was going on when Paul wrote this letter in the church of Rome may be surprising to some. Unlike many messages that we have today which are there to lift us up and to make us feel good, Paul is writing to a group of people that are being persecuted all the time.

1:11:18

God Uses Luther’s Flawed Pen to Reform the Church | 1 Timothy 3:15

TCC

ThornCrown Covenant Baptist Church

over 1 year ago

4:06

And this was initially done by Pope Leo XIII in 1894, okay?

50:51

Romans 13:1-7 Those Who Recognize Authority

RCC

ReCAST Church of Mattawan

over 6 years ago

4:34

How should the church respond to those in authority over them in a secular sense? So let's open our Bibles and see how the Apostle Paul addresses that question in Romans chapter 13, verses 1 through 7.

9:47

Papacy Rebuttal Period

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

over 19 years ago

1:27

Do Roman Catholics believe Vatican I, believe Leo XIII, or not?

15:47

WWUTT 207 Resisting the Governing Authorities?

WWUTT Podcast

about 10 years ago

2:14

Enough to be able to keep doing this. How about that? All right. Here we are in a study of Romans 13 today. If you want to open up your Bible and join with me there, Romans 13. And we'll begin in verse 1.

2:55:15

How Biblical and Ancient is the Papacy?

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

about 28 years ago

1:47:26

Do Roman Catholics believe Vatican I, believe Leo XIII, or not?

44:03

RLL 64: Pope Francis Simpatico With Big Tech Censorship, Calls for More of the Same

TCN

ThornCrown Network

over 4 years ago

18:32

End quote. So, you know, what... You know, Rome is willing to put up with a certain amount of free speech. You notice here in that particular paragraph from Leo XIII. It likewise follows that freedom in these things may be tolerated whenever there is a just cause.

47:25

A Christian's Response To The Election (part 2) - [Romans 13:1ff]

BBC

Bethlehem Bible Church

over 17 years ago

3:57

Everything in Romans chapter 13 speaks of this one word, submit. Do you remember chapter 13 verse 1? Let every person be in subjection to governing authorities. And as you remember from last week, it's a continual imperative over and over and over.

54:51

2 Thessalonians (5)

FBC

First Baptist Church Leominster

about 9 years ago

23:06

Pope Leo XIII said of himself in 1890, see, this isn't all that long ago, The supreme teacher of the

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WWUTT 098 Do As the Romans Did (Romans 1:1-7)

WWUTT Podcast

over 10 years ago

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In Rome when we understand the text. This is when we understand the text,.