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What does the Bible say about God's justice?

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The Bible affirms that God does not pervert justice, as seen in Job 8, emphasizing that God's judgment is always right.

The scripture clearly states that God does not pervert judgment or justice (Job 8:3). This truth is reinforced throughout the Bible, illustrating that God's actions are rooted in His nature as a just God. For instance, when Christ died on the cross, God did not spare Him because divine justice demanded a penalty for sin. Romans 8:32 confirms this by stating that God did not spare His own Son, thus underscoring His commitment to justice. His judgments are true and righteous, and this means that every act of His, including His dealings with men, is perfectly just.
Scripture References: Job 8:3, Romans 8:32, Romans 9:11-18, Exodus 33:18-19, Revelation 20:11, Psalm 36:1, Exodus 20:1-17, Psalm 9:4, Romans 8:28, Genesis 18:22-25, Romans 3:21-31, Job 9:1-13, Psalm 143:2, Psalm 50:22; Psalm 68:21, Nahum 1:2, Job 9:1-4

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