According to Trump's evangelical adviser, Romans 13 in the Bible gives Trump the full authority of God to take out North Korea's leader, Kim Jong Un and this advisor seriously believes God put Trump in office as POTUS: https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...says/?tid=pm_local_pop&utm_term=.88ec38b87da4
Texas megachurch pastor Robert Jeffress, one of President Trumps evangelical advisers who preached the morning of his inauguration, has released a statement saying the president has the moral authority to take out North Korean leader Kim Jong Un.
When it comes to how we should deal with evil doers, the Bible, in the book of Romans, is very clear: God has endowed rulers full power to use whatever means necessary including war to stop evil, Jeffress said. In the case of North Korea, God has given Trump authority to take out Kim Jong Un.
Jeffress said in a phone interview that he was prompted to make the statement after Trump said that if North Koreas threats to the United States continue, Pyongyang will be met with fire and fury like the world has never seen.
The biblical passage Romans 13 gives the government authority to deal with evildoers, Jeffress said. That gives the government to the authority to do whatever, whether its assassination, capital punishment or evil punishment to quell the actions of evildoers like Kim Jong Un, he said.
He said that many pacifist Christians will cite Romans 12, which says, Do not repay evil for evil, but Jeffress says that that passage is referring to Christians, not to the government.
A Christian writer asked me, Dont you want the president to embody the Sermon on the Mount?  he said, referring to Jesuss famous sermon. I said absolutely not.
In his sermon on the morning of Trumps inauguration, Jeffress, senior pastor of First Baptist Church in Dallas, compared Trump to the story of the biblical leader Nehemiah who helped rebuild the city of Jerusalem.
The first step of rebuilding the nation, Jeffress said, was the building of a wall around Jerusalem to protect its citizens. You see, God is not against building walls, Jeffress said in his sermon at St. Johns Episcopal Church in Washington.
Jeffress last met with Trump in July when a group of pastors laid hands on the president in the Oval Office. He said now that health care is off the table, evangelicals are hoping for tax reform, though he didnt have any specifics in mind.
Jeffress, who was was an early supporter of Trump, has said that after sharing Wendys cheeseburgers in Iowa, he believed Trump would be the next president and that it would be because God placed him there. In July, his church choir and orchestra performed a song called Make America Great Again at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts where Trump was in attendance.