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

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The Bible distinguishes the righteous as those saved by God's grace and the wicked as those living in sin, highlighting the ultimate judgement they will both face.

The Bible teaches that all humanity, by nature, is wicked and deserving of God's judgment. This is reflected in passages like Isaiah 3:10-11, where God instructs the prophet to declare the fate of both the righteous and the wicked. Those identified as righteous are defined not by their actions but by their faith in the Lord Jesus Christ, which is the basis of their acceptance before God. Conversely, the wicked are those who reject this offered grace and continue in their sin, ultimately facing condemnation. In God's eyes, both groups are sinners; however, the righteous are designated as such because of the imputed righteousness of Christ, leading to eternal life, while the wicked face destruction.
Scripture References: Isaiah 3:10-11, Romans 3:23, Revelation 6:9-17, Genesis 18:20-26, Romans 3:10, Genesis 18:23-25, Isaiah 3:1-11, Psalm 37:17, Psalm 37:21, Psalm 1:4-6, Psalm 141:5, Matthew 13:24-30, Romans 3:10-12, 1 John 5:19

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