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EPISODE · Jan 25, 2026 · 51 MIN

God the King (Remastered)

from The Institutes of Biblical Law · host R.J. Rushdoony

From the beginning, God’s kingship has meant authoritative direction—torah—for all who stand in relationship to Him, making law inseparable from faith, covenant, and life itself; Israel’s history, especially in Joshua and Judges, shows that blessing, strength, and victory flowed from obedience to God the King, while lawlessness—“every man doing what was right in his own eyes”—brought defeat, captivity, and curse, proving that human kingship or autonomy can never replace God’s sovereign rule; Jesus Christ confirmed this truth by declaring Himself the Way, the living embodiment of God’s law and direction, so that to reject the law is ultimately to reject Christ, whereas to walk in obedience is to move in God’s appointed path of righteousness, freedom, and life, not as slaves under condemnation but as sons guided by their King. #GodTheKing #BiblicalLaw #Torah #ChristTheWay #KingshipOfGod #LawAndGrace #ChristianWorldview #FaithAndObedience

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