Romans 13:5

for. App-104.Romans 13:2.

wrath. the wrath.

for conscience sake. on account of (App-104.Romans 13:2; Romans 13:2) the conscience. See Romans 2:15; Romans 9:1.Acts 23:1.

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Not only for fear of wrath — That is, punishment from man. But for conscience' sake — Out of obedience to God.

⁵ Wherefore ye must needs be subject, not only for wrath, but also for conscience sake.

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