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- tribal standards or banners. He supplements that argument with Isaiah 11:12, Matthew 22:17–21, and Romans 13:1, 4, arguing that national symbols and civil authority can be honored without replacing God as the ultimate authority. The opening
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…. The biblical portion of the argument centers on Romans 13:4, where governmental authority “bears the sword,” with Acts 5:29 providing the stated exce…
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…cepting the risks. The speaker explicitly invokes Romans 13:4 by saying that the ruler “bears the sword, not in vain,” and closes by warning those who …
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