Gods Wrath
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Re: Gods Wrath
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I agree with you. The flood is one of the most significant happenings in the bible. God's name is love. He cannot bear to see humans suffer; he loves us too much.Chrystal Oaks wrote: ↑05 Aug 2019, 00:19 For me, it is the flood. God didn't want anything more to do with the new creation called humans and decided to get rid of them. Can you imagine - after the torrential rain stopped, the water peppered with bloated, floating bodies of humans and animals. This is probably why God said that he would no longer let his overwhelming wrath get the best of him again.
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I agree with you God doesn't punish without ample warnings and it is us humans who doesn't need to the warnings hence making the god unleash his wrath on us. Sodom, Gomorrah and the great flood.. all these incidents shoes the same thing I think. And the god knows if we are sinning intentionally or not. So he doesn't punish us when we are sinning without knowing it.tkpumpkin wrote: ↑15 Sep 2019, 09:46 When God obliterated his people for worshiping the golden calf. The people made a statue out of gold and began worshiping it after God told them not to worship idols. God never punished anyone without giving them ample warning first. He knows what's in their hearts also; just like when he had mercy on one of the kings because the king, although he took Rebecca in to be his wife, didn't know that she was married to Isaac. God said it was a great crime to take another man's wife, but since he didn't know, he wouldn't be punished. This shows that God does not punish people when they are ignorantly sinning, he knows what's in their hearts and it's only when they are intentionally sinning against him that they get punished. I learned this from reading the book.
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Nothing twisted about it. I agree: death by fire or death by drowning are the worst. Plus, imagine the anticipation as the rain just kept pouring and pouring day after day. What a terrible way to go.mariana90 wrote: ↑06 Aug 2019, 21:17 I agree 100%, it's the flood. Not just because of its scope, which basically was the greatest genocide known to man, but because many innocent people died. Plus, and this is just my twisted imagination taking things too far, drowning has got to be one of the worst possible ways to go.
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