Romans 14:21. The idea is that love is to be the ruling guide, not our freedom of liberties. Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss. 

Romans 14:16. Our “good” must be exercised with a gracious spirit, always considering others. Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Romans 14:13. Tells us what is, in fact, permissible to judge; Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss. 

Romans 14:8. Reflects to the Lord having total control over our lives and deaths, which we must desire He use to the fullest. Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss. 

Romans 14:4. The Lord Alone is to be the judge. Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss. 

Romans 14:1. Refers to the Believer not understanding the Cross as he should. Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Romans 13:18. Righteousness, Peace, and Joy are acceptable to the Lord. Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Romans 13:11. The Believer is to do everything with the Judgement Seat of Christ in view. Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Romans 13:9. Divine Love produced by the Holy Spirit is self-sacrificial in its nature. Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Romans 13:10. Proclaims the fact that this is all the Law formally requires, but can only be done in Christ. Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Romans 13:9. Do not try to unlawfully take that which belongs to another. Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Romans 13:9. Don't take what's not yours. Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Romans 13:8. Carries the idea that Christians do not owe" their Brethren in the Lord the same obedience that is owed Civil Rulers. Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Romans 13:8. Pertains to what the Law of Moses intended, but wasn't able to bring about; it can be done under Christ, and Christ Alone. Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Romans 13:8. Proclaims the only requirement between Believers. Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Romans 13:8. Carries the idea that Christians do not "owe" their Brethren in the Lord the same obedience that is owed Civil Rulers. Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Romans 13:5. Plainly tells us that Christians are subject to the Law of the Land; that is, if it does not violate the Word of God. Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Romans 13:4. The sword is the symbol of the right of the State to inflict Capitol punishment for Capitol crimes. Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Romans 13:1-2. The Law of the Land is always to be obeyed, providing it does not offend our conscience or the Word of God. Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Romans 13:1-2. Refers to the fact that God has ordained Government. Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Romans 13:1-7. Refers to Human Government being a permanent institution, brought into being by God for the regulation of human affairs. Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Romans 12:17. The Christian is exhorted to take careful forethought that his manner of life and his outward expression conforms to, and is honestly representative of, what he is, a Child of God.

Romans 12:9. The Christian is to express his hatred of evil by a withdrawal from it and a loathing of it. Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.

Romans 12:3-4. Refers to every person who is in the Body of Christ. Brother Swaggart and the panel discuss.