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How do we know God's wrath is just?

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The Bible affirms that God's judgment is rooted in His holiness and justice, ensuring that He will not acquit the wicked.

God's wrath is a necessary response to sin and injustice, reflecting His holy nature. In Nahum 1:2-3, it is declared that God is jealous and will take vengeance against His adversaries, affirming His holiness. The scriptures consistently show that God's justice ensures that sin is addressed; thus, He cannot clear the guilty. This aspect of God is reaffirmed in Romans 3:26, where it explains how God can be both just and the justifier of those who believe in Jesus. His judgment serves to uphold His righteousness while also offering grace to those He calls to Himself.
Scripture References: Nahum 1:2-3, Romans 3:26, Romans 1:18-21, Genesis 6:12-13, James 1:17, Romans 9:22-23, Genesis 19, Numbers 16, Romans 1:18-20, Romans 3:5-6, Revelation 15, Exodus 14-15

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