The God of Grace and Judgment

Authors

Glenn Russell, Andrews UniversityFollow
Cristian Dumitrescu, Andrews UniversityFollow
Romulus Chelbegean, Andrews UniversityFollow

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Description

God is a God of justice, and justice demands judgment. God is also a God of grace.

The Holy Bible is replete with references to God being a God of Grace and Judgment. Although sin is permitted to continue, someday soon God will put an end to sin. But judgment precedes that final phase of sin. Everyone, sinners saved by grace and sinners chose not to be saved, “will confess that Jesus Christ is Lord.”

Although God must judge and condemn sin, the promise of grace is always there, always present, always available for those who will claim it for themselves.

More than declaring a sinner is guilty of not accepting God’s love, the judgment concept reverberates in the halls of human history that God is love. Find out more about it in this week’s Scriptural Pursuit.

Publication Date

1-23-2012

Publisher

Department of Religion & Biblical Languages

City

Berrien Springs, Michigan

Disciplines

Practical Theology

First Department

Religion and Biblical Languages

Second Department

Behavioral Sciences

Recommended Citation

Russell, Glenn; Dumitrescu, Cristian; and Chelbegean, Romulus, "The God of Grace and Judgment" (2012). Scriptural Pursuit. 42.
https://digitalcommons.andrews.edu/sp/42

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