Bible Concordances
Church and State
Nave's Topical Bible
 - ECCLESIASTICAL POWER SUPERIOR TO CIVIL  - Appoints kings 
 1 Samuel 10:1
-  Directs administration 
 1 Samuel 15:1-4
-  Reproves rulers 
 1 Samuel 15:14-35
-  Withdraws support and anoints a successor 
 1 Samuel 16:1-13; 2 Kings 9:1-26; 11:4-12
-  Attempted usurpation of ecclesiastical functions by civil authorities, reproved 
 1 Samuel 13:8-14; 2 Chronicles 26:16-21
   
- STATE SUPERIOR TO RELIGION  - David, in organizing the priests and Levites in courses, and appointing musicians, instruments, and other details of religious services 
 1 Chronicles 23; 24; 25; 2 Chronicles 35:4
-  Solomon, in thrusting Abiathar out of the high priest's office 
 1 Kings 2:26,27
-  Solomon, in overshadowing the ecclesiastical in building the temple, and officiating primarily in the dedication, intercessory or priestly prayer, pronouncing the benediction, etc 
 1 Kings 5:8
-  Hezekiah, in reorganizing temple service 
 2 Chronicles 31:2-19
-  Jeroboam, in subverting the Jewish religion 
 1 Kings 12:26-33
-  Manasseh, in subverting, and afterward restoring, the true religion 
 2 Chronicles 33:2-9,15-17
-  Jehoash, in supervising the repairs of the temple 
 2 Kings 12:4-18
-  Ahaz, in transforming the altars 
 2 Kings 16:10-16
-  Josiah, in exercising the function of the priests in the temple 
 2 Chronicles 34:29-33
   
- STATE FAVORABLE TO RELIGION  - Cyrus, in his proclamation to restore the temple at Jerusalem 
 2 Chronicles 36:22,23; Ezra 1:1-11
-  Darius, in his edict furthering the restoration of the temple 
 Ezra 6:1-14
-  Artaxerxes, in exempting priests, Levites, and other temple functionaries from taxes 
 Ezra 7:24
-  See GOVERNMENT 
- See TAX 
 
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Bibliography Information
Nave, Orville J. Entry for 'Church and State'. Nave's Topical Bible. https://www.studylight.org/​concordances/​eng/​ntb/​c/church-and-state.html. 1896.