It is clear that no earthly government gives
priority to what the Bible says God willing in the ethical management of human
affairs. "And as they did not consider God, God gave them over to a
reprobate mind, to do things which are not convenient" (Ro.1.28). So you
want your own people and nation that honors. The Bible clearly teaches that the
kingdoms or governments of the world are not part of the Kingdom of God, he
allows but does not share, (John 19.10-11) and (Rom. 13.1-6), for "the
whole world lieth in wickedness" (1 Jn.5.19) because ordinary people
remains "followed the ways of this world and of the ruler the power of the
air, the spirit that now worketh in the children of disobedience "(Eph
2.2). Jesus himself said: "I will not talk much with you; for the ruler of
this world, and hath nothing in me. "(Jn. 14:30)
Someone
might argue that the apostle Paul declares that all authority comes from God,
according to Rom. 13.1-5. But always to correctly understand Scripture is first
you should stick to context. Si thought this was all the apostles in Jerusalem
would not have continued preaching the word of the kingdom, because the city
authorities ordered them not to. But what they said? "Whether it is right
before God to obey you rather than God" (Hch.4.17-19)
The
Lord allows but does not share these governments, let alone when they are
unjust and oppressive. His kingdom does not work according to the schemes of
this wicked world. His kingdom has no human boundaries since "God is no
respecter of persons: But in every nation who fear him and do justice."
(Hch.10.34-35) is the holy people of God, that can be dispersed, must never be
disengaged, objectively talking.
Referring
to one of these governments, he said: "Render therefore unto Caesar the
things which are Caesar (the government of the Roman Empire), and to God what
is God's" (Mt 22.21) "And the devil took him to a high mountain, and
showed him in an instant all the kingdoms of the earth. And the devil said:
"To you I will give all this authority and their glory; because to me it
was given to me, and whoever I give it. If you worship me, all shall be thine.
Jesus answered and said, "Get thee behind me, Satan, for it is written:
'Worship the Lord your God and serve him" (Luke 4.5-8).
This
temptation Jesus had permanently have many human beings acquire, through
service to a state, wealth, power and prestige, even by legal means and by more
or less ethical reasons. For a Christian it is really important to serve his
King Jesus, allowing govern their personal, family and social life, as the
party is holy nation. So, without being unfair to the real intention of its
sovereign Jesus, you can do good to all, but especially to those of the
household of faith (Gá.6.10). We have very present the "noble man,"
Jesus Christ, who was given a kingdom (lc.22.29), and return to give an
inheritance to those who either used the resources he gave them to work in his
work (Mt. 25.34; Lc.19.12-27); so it is much better than just serve the Lord in
the newness of the Holy Spirit (Ro.6.7), and so we can reap abundant fruit in
this life and forever.

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