Question

What does Jonathan Edwards say about the power of kings?

Answer 1

Answer:

Even though Kings, through their power, have the ownership and the lives of their subject. Their power is still considerably minute or very small compared to the power of God

Explanation:

This was evident in one of his famous sermon titled "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God, " which was written in 1742. Here he said "The wrath of kings is very much dreaded, especially of absolute monarchs, who have the possessions and lives of their subjects wholly in their power. But the greatest earthly potentates [rulers] in their greatest majesty and strength are but feeble, despicable worms of the dust, in comparison of the great and almightly Creator and King of heaven and earth.

Answer 2

Jonathan Edwards said that the power of kings pales in comparison to the power of God.

In his sermon, "Sinners in the Hands of An Angry God," Jonathan Edwards explained that God's power was much more superior when compared to the power of Kings.

He quoted Luke 12:45 to support this. There the scriptures says;

And I say unto you my Friends, be

not afraid of them that kill the Body, and after that have

no more that they can do: But I will forewarn you whom ye

shall fear; fear him, which after he hath killed, hath Power

to cast into Hell; yea I say unto you, fear him.

This scripture says that God's power was superior to those of humans. So, he is to be feared more than men.

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