I'm going to latch onto this to rant about the concept of "Divine Right". Specifically, in that kingship is not a right, but a duty, a responsibility. The idea that out of all the people that could have sprung from your parents' loins, that God would choose (you) to lead a nation of His people, that's not a right, that's a damned privilege. Kingship, via the Christian lens, is not a position of rulership, but of stewardship. Divine Right to Rule, on the other hand, posits that since God chose the king, therefore everything the king does is sanctioned by God, despite the Bible making it very clear that kings are not exempt from its commands. It is a tool for justifying tyranny, nothing more.