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How do we know that God will judge those who persecute His messengers?

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The Bible assures that God takes notice of how His messengers are treated and will require an accounting for it.

Scripture emphasizes that God is aware of the treatment His servants receive. The verses indicate that the Jews had often mistreated God's messengers, leading them to believe that their actions would go unpunished. However, our Lord makes it clear that He sees all actions and will hold people accountable for the innocent blood that has been shed. This is further supported by historical accounts of persecution and a prophetic warning of judgment that their actions would ultimately bring disaster upon themselves.
Scripture References: Matthew 23:34-35, 2 Chronicles 24:22, Psalm 58:11

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Matthew 23:34-39
J.C. Ryle · Mar 3, 2016
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