Romans 13:4

Verse

Romans 13:4

For he is God’s servant for your good. But if you do wrong, be afraid, for he does not bear the sword in vain.

  • Authority
  • Justice
  • Servant
  • Fear
  • Wrong
Bebe's interpretation
A wise man is full of strength, and a man of knowledge enhances his might emphasizes the importance of wisdom and knowledge in building true strength. This verse teaches that physical strength is not enough to navigate life’s challenges. True strength comes from the ability to make wise decisions, to discern God’s will, and to act in accordance with His truth. Knowledge enhances might because it enables the wise person to use their strength effectively, avoiding pitfalls and making choices that honor God. Wisdom and knowledge work together to guide a person in their actions, ensuring that they do not misuse their strength or abilities. For believers, this verse calls us to seek God’s wisdom and understanding, not just for personal gain but for the sake of righteousness and integrity. This teaching encourages Christians to grow not only in physical or material strength but also in spiritual wisdom, which gives them the ability to persevere and lead with grace. As we grow in wisdom, we become stronger not just in body but in mind and spirit, capable of facing life’s trials with courage, discernment, and faith.
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