In the view of Jesus ’ disciples, the Roman government and its officers were ruling by God’s permission and in a sense were serving as “God’s public servants, ” in that they provided a measure of peace and stability in society. — Romans 13: 6.
Pēc Jēzus mācekļu domām, Romas valdība un tās ierēdņi valdīja ar Dieva atļauju un zināmā mērā bija uzskatāmi par ’ Dieva kalpiem ’, jo gādāja par mieru un stabilitāti sabiedrībā.