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How do we know God's judgments are just?

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God's judgments are just as He does not spare even His own people when they despise His word and reject His ways.

The history conveyed in the parable of Mark 12 informs us of God's dealings with Israel, illustrating His patience, mercy, and eventual judgment. The failure of the husbandmen to honor the son represents a rejection of God’s appointed means of grace, leading to judgment. Scripture consistently portrays God as righteous in His judgments, and His rejection of those who despise His message serves as a sober warning for all people, including the church today, to heed His word and maintain a posture of reverence.
Scripture References: Mark 12:9-10, Romans 11:20-21, Deuteronomy 32:39, Psalm 75:7-8, Revelation 16:7, Psalm 89:14, Exodus 9:2

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Henry Law · Dec 6, 2024
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