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How do we know God will punish sin?

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The Bible assures that God will punish sin, upholding His justice.

Throughout scripture, the certainty of God punishing sin is evident. In Genesis 4, God confronts Cain after the murder of Abel and details the consequences of his actions, highlighting that every sin incurs divine justice. Romans 2:6 emphasizes that God will repay each person according to their deeds. This unyielding standard is crucial, as God cannot act contrary to His nature; to overlook sin would compromise His justice and holiness. Thus, God's punishment of sin not only proves His righteousness but reminds us of the necessity of seeking forgiveness through Christ, who bore our sins.
Scripture References: Romans 2:6, Genesis 4:10-12, Numbers 32:23

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