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What does the Bible say about the righteous and the wicked?

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The Bible teaches that there is a clear distinction between the righteous, who receive God's comfort and salvation, and the wicked, who face His wrath.

The distinction between the righteous and the wicked is emphasized throughout Scripture, particularly in Revelation 6, where the souls of martyrs cry out for justice while resting under the altar. The righteous are assured that it will be well with their souls, despite facing suffering in this life. In contrast, the wicked, who have rejected Christ and persecuted His people, will experience God's wrath during the day of judgment. The imagery of the sixth seal captures this stark difference, showing a great earthquake and celestial disturbances indicating the severe consequences awaiting the ungodly. This contrast serves as a reminder of God's sovereign grace and the assurance of salvation for His elect, while the wicked face their due judgment.
Scripture References: Revelation 6:9-17, Isaiah 3:10-11, Genesis 18:20-26, Romans 3:10, Genesis 18:23-25

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