God's justice and wrath are deeply intertwined

God's justice and wrath are deeply intertwined with His righteous, holy, and loving character. Here are brief explanations of both aspects:

God's Justice: Biblical justice is rooted in God's character, and it is often associated with His fairness, righteousness, and impartiality. In the Bible, God's justice is portrayed as His commitment to make everything right, to restore peace, and to bring about a world where righteousness and justice are the foundations (Psalms 89:14). God's justice is seen in His laws and commandments, which are given to humanity for their well-being, and in His judgement of individuals and nations based on their adherence to His statutes and their treatment of others, especially the vulnerable (Isaiah 1:17).

God's Wrath: God's wrath in the Bible isn't arbitrary or capricious; instead, it is a divine response to sin and evil. It reflects God's holiness, absolute moral perfection, and intolerance towards corruption. God's wrath is usually directed at actions, behaviours, and attitudes violating His divine law and holy character (Romans 1:18).

God's wrath should be understood in conjunction with His mercy, love, and desire for all people to repent and turn away from sin (2 Peter 3:9). His wrath is not the last word, as the Bible reveals the provision of salvation through Jesus Christ, providing a way for people to escape God's wrath through faith in Him (Romans 5:9).

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