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This verse teaches that governmental authority is to be respected, as long as it does not conflict with the moral obligations of being a Christian. Government serves a holy purpose; preserving social order, promoting the well-being of its citizens, and protecting their safety. If you believe that this does not apply today because you see the government as corrupt, you are urged to research the Roman government of the first century A.D. when these words were spoken by Jesus. Was Herod corrupt? Was Pilate just?

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This verse teaches that governmental authority is to be respected, as long as it does not conflict with the moral obligations of being a Christian. Government serves a holy purpose; preserving social order, promoting the well-being of its citizens, and protecting their safety. If you believe that this does not apply today because you see the government as corrupt, you are urged to research the Roman government of the first century A.D. when these words were spoken by Jesus. Was Herod corrupt? Was Pilate just?

Este versículo enseña que la autoridad gubernamental debe ser respetada, siempre y cuando no entre en conflicto con las obligaciones morales de ser cristiano. El gobierno responde a un propósito santo; preservar el orden social, la promoción del bienestar de sus ciudadanos y la protección de su seguridad. Si cree que esto no se aplica hoy en día porque se ve al gobierno como corrupto, se le insta que investigue el gobierno romano del primer siglo dC, cuando estas palabras fueron pronunciadas por Cristo. ¿Era Herodes corrupto? ¿Era Pilato justo?

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