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How do we know God's anger is turned away from us?

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God's anger is turned away from us through the sacrifice of Christ, who bore our sins and reconciled us to God.

The assurance that God's anger is turned away from us is rooted in the completed work of Christ. As stated in Hosea 14, God declares, 'for mine anger is turned away from him.' This is a reference to the work of Jesus Christ at the cross, where He took upon Himself the penalty for our sins. The past tense indicates that this reconciliation was established long before we realized it, affirming that God's love for His people is not based on their performance but on His everlasting covenant of grace. By trusting in Christ, we find that His anger has indeed been absorbed, and we stand accepted in Him.
Scripture References: Hosea 14:4, Isaiah 53:5, Romans 5:8, Isaiah 12:1-2, John 3:36, Romans 5:9

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Don Bell · Jul 21, 2021
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