Iglesia Remanente Fiel | Prédica ( Como se debe conducir un Cristiano 2da. parte ) | Miércoles 02-25-2026

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Jesus tells the Pharisees to 'give to Caesar what is Caesar's' when asked if paying taxes is lawful.

The episode is a Christian sermon delivered in Spanish, part of a series on how Christians should conduct themselves. It begins with a brief reference to Leviticus 18, discussing incest laws to illustrate that some Old Testament commandments remain applicable. The speaker then transitions to the New Testament, recounting the story from Mark 12:13-17 where Jesus is asked by Pharisees and Herodians if it is lawful to pay taxes to Caesar. Jesus responds by saying 'Give to Caesar what is Caesar's, and to God what is God's,' which the speaker presents as a model for Christian submission to government. The main scriptural focus is Romans 13, which is read and interpreted extensively. The speaker emphasizes that all governing authorities are established by God, so resisting them is equivalent to resisting God. Personal anecdotes are shared, including the speaker's experience of being pulled over without a driver's license and learning to submit to police authority. The sermon explains that magistrates and police are 'servants of God' who carry weapons to punish evildoers, and Christians should submit to them not only out of fear of punishment but also for conscience's sake. Practical applications are discussed, such as the necessity of paying taxes and debts promptly. The message connects back to the law by stating that loving one's neighbor fulfills the commandments, as outlined in Romans 13:8-10. The sermon concludes with an exhortation to live righteously as the day of Christ's return approaches, urging listeners to reject sinful desires and be examples to others. The episode ends with a prayer for men attending a retreat, asking for God's blessing and protection.

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