A Sermon On Prayer for Rulers Delivered in the Second Presbyterian Church in Ch
A Sermon On Prayer for Rulers Delivered in the Second Presbyterian Church in Ch
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' That is, in case we must disobey one, let it be the creature rather than the Creator. " " It is only when the unjust law is so framed as to require us to violate some plain, specific command of God, that we are warranted in disregarding it ; and then we are to guard against treating with contempt the Government under which we live. The principle then, is this: Obey all constitutional laws, just or unjust, righteous or wicked, unless they require you to violate the undoubted statutes of Heaven.... There may be cases in which persons may be jus- tified in disobeying enactments which are believed to be contrary to the Constitution under which they were made, for the purpose of testing the question whether they have been established by competent authority. But. In such cases, the very question is, Whether the enactments are really binding as civil laws, and not whether laws confessedly established by competint civil authority shall be trampled down. " In a discourse delivered March 30th, 1856, from MATTHEW 6:6, on Meekness, I made the following remark : "It may be needful, at times, to practice self-defense.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' That is, in case we must disobey one, let it be the creature rather than the Creator. " " It is only when the unjust law is so framed as to require us to violate some plain, specific command of God, that we are warranted in disregarding it ; and then we are to guard against treating with contempt the Government under which we live. The principle then, is this: Obey all constitutional laws, just or unjust, righteous or wicked, unless they require you to violate the undoubted statutes of Heaven.... There may be cases in which persons may be jus- tified in disobeying enactments which are believed to be contrary to the Constitution under which they were made, for the purpose of testing the question whether they have been established by competent authority. But. In such cases, the very question is, Whether the enactments are really binding as civil laws, and not whether laws confessedly established by competint civil authority shall be trampled down. " In a discourse delivered March 30th, 1856, from MATTHEW 6:6, on Meekness, I made the following remark : "It may be needful, at times, to practice self-defense.
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