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Does God frown on the unrighteous ones?
Does God frown on the unrighteous ones?
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How can He frown when speaking,Here's a question:
Does God frown on the unrighteous ones?
I appreciate the second half of that oft used statement. In dealing with sin, God loves the sinner. The first half of the statement raises some questions about the true value of sin. Just to be clear, I am not encouraging sin, but considering its place in the plan of redemption. Grace is actually transgression-driven. Below is a post I made some weeks back on another topic.God hates sin but loves the sinner!
How true,my brother!I appreciate the second half of that oft used statement. In dealing with sin, God loves the sinner. The first half of the statement raises some questions about the true value of sin. Just to be clear, I am not encouraging sin, but considering its place in the plan of redemption. Grace is actually transgression-driven. Below is a post I made some weeks back on another topic.
Sin is the fertilizer that made grace grow. Sin and punishment not being the goal or end, but rather grace and forgiveness.
Like the natural order of things. A tree grows and produces a leaf. When mature, the leaf dies and falls to the ground. Dead leaves are the mulch from which fresh new life springs. Therefore, death produces life. This is the divine order of things.
Can there ever be great victory without a great struggle? And the worse the foe, the more glorious the celebration. And doesn't God himself love an amazing story? Why would his divine plan end in defeat?
Romans 5:20-21
The law was brought in so that the trespass might increase. But where sin increased, grace increased all the more, 21 so that, just as sin reigned in death, so also grace might reign through righteousness to bring eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord.
Knowing God enables us to see his favor. The world is often blind to the good. Usually all they can see is the bad. Rather than glory in the goodness of God, they grumble and complain.The favour of God keeps us going because He is so good to us!