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How do we know God's wrath is just?

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God's wrath is just because it stems from His holy nature and is directed against sin and unrighteousness.

God’s wrath is not like human anger, which is often uncontrolled and unrighteous. God's wrath is a necessary response to sin, highlighting His perfect justice. As the sermon elaborates, God's actions against the wicked, such as those in Sodom, demonstrate that He must respond to sin with wrath to uphold justice. It’s crucial to understand that His wrath leads to the rightful punishment of sin, ensuring that His creation acknowledges the seriousness of turning against the Creator. Thus, Scripture reveals that God’s wrath is a disciplined response, designed to demonstrate the depth of sin and the necessity for redemption through grace.
Scripture References: Romans 9:22-23, Genesis 19

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God Is Right
Paul Pendleton · Sep 8, 2024
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