Class 1: Human Rights Competes with God's Righteousness
Speaker: Peter Robinson
Part of Human Rights Competes with God's Righteousness (2009) · 48:46
The class explores the conflict between human rights and God's righteousness, tracing the origins of humanism from Eden through the French Revolution and the United Nations. It emphasizes the sovereignty of God over humanity, highlighting the need for obedience to divine law over human rights, and concludes with a call to follow Christ's teachings and await His kingdom.
Passages: Matthew 5:39-40, Jeremiah 18:1-6, Genesis 6:5-7, Genesis 10:8-10, Genesis 11:3-4, Revelation 16:13-16