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Who said kings are called god's because they sit upon God's throne on earth?
King James I of England in his argument for the divine right of kings in the "Works".
Why did European kings in the 1600s have much power?
They believed at that time that their power was annointed to them directly by god. and since people feared god, they feared the kings as they were gods presence on earth.
How do you figure out what god has put you on earth to do?
The purpose why God created me is to come and experience all what he has created on earth.
What does hippos do to help us?
a hippo is on earth because god put them on earth
What is the Role of kings in Mesopotamia?
Specifically, a king or ensi was the local god's representative on earth. The king ruled in the place of the god who was the ruler.
Did god or goddesses have children and put them on earth?
yes, yes they did
What theory states god's representative on earth?
The theory that states that the ruler of a country is God's representative on earth is known as the "Divine Right of Kings." This theory asserts that the monarch is chosen by God to rule and that their authority comes directly from divine approval.
When did the first creatures with bones appear on earth?
the animals come on earth because god put them there
Why was Horus called the god of kings?
In Egyptian religion that was what he represented; the pharaoh was the representation/avatar of Horus on earth as the ruler of man.
What does Quail have to do with the Catholic Bible?
God created quail and put them on the earth.
What idea that god chose who was to be the ruler of a nation?
This is God's sovereignty. This means God is not subject to any power or any abstract rule or law which could be thought of as superior to God. Daniel 2:21 And He changes the times and the seasons; He removes kings and raises up kings; He gives wisdom to the wise And knowledge to those who have understanding. Daniel 4:35 All the inhabitants of the earth are reputed as nothing; He does according to His will in the army of heaven And among the inhabitants of the earth. No one can restrain His hand Or say to Him, "What have You done?"
What does the Bible say about kings?
Kings will come; and Kings will fall; except for one, the King of Kings, Christ Jesus. Kings are but 'mortal men'. They're here today, gone tomorrow. They are powerless to effect any substantial changes.Psalm 146:3,4 says: (CEB) "Don't trust leaders; don't trust any human beings -- there's no saving help with them!" They die; "On that very same day, their plans die too."If earthly kings are unable to offer 'salvation', then they are basically worthless. Mankind needs 'salvation' Mankind needs some real solutions. Anything less than 'salvation' is not adequate.Psalm 118:8,9 offers something better: (Darby's) "It is better to trust in Jehovah than to put confidence in man; It is better to trust in Jehovah than to put confidence in nobles (or kings)."The kings in the days of Israel, they were put in place by God. They were his representatives. That line of kings, would end in Christ Jesus, the Messiah. Jesus will never die. He was granted immortality.Daniel 2:44 states that God's Kingdom by Christ, will 'crush' 'all these kingdoms' (and their kings, of course.) Then only God's Government (Kingdom) will rule the whole earth. One Kingdom, One King; and one set of rules of conduct. Righteousness will reign. Not selfishness, greed, and violence. Christ will give an 'inheritance' to meek ones. "The meek" "shall inherit, -- the earth," Not Heaven.But the Bible says Much Much more about Kings. This is just an overall summary when looking at the time-line of earth's History.
