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Thursday, August 13, 2020

14 - Divine Institution #4: Government

by Robert Dean
Why should we have a government? Can’t people just be trusted to do what’s right? Listen to this lesson to learn about the necessity for the fourth Divine Institution, human government. Find out that in order to have a productive civilization it is necessary to restrain evil and sin. See how the first two thousand years of history played out as man’s evil increased, resulting in demons trying to pervert the human race. Understand that it is only through laws and a righteous justice system that mankind can live in peace and prosperity.
Series:How Should We Then Vote? (2020)
Duration:1 hr 18 mins 18 secs
Tags: Divine institutions Government Noahic covenant Death penalty Cain and Abel Psalm 14:2-3 Constraining the sin nature
Video:watch Audio:download Text:slideshow
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