It is true that Scripture speaks of the wrath of God. The Greek word is orge. It means anger or indignation. It does not mean blind anger, because for that there is another Greek word, thumos. In fact, the references in Scripture to God's wrath are also a form of figure of speech, known as condescension. God is described in…
1Tim 2:3 -4 For this is good and acceptable in the sight of God our Savior; Who desires all men to be saved, and to come to the knowledge of the truth. (New King James Version throughout). We do not often hear that God is our Savior. God is our Savior. So is Jesus. But it is God who sent Jesus…
There is the perception that if there is a God, He is either irrelevant or not interested in what happens on planet earth and in people's personal lives—that He is far away from us, busy with other things that interest Him. There could hardly be anything further from the truth. God does not in this world get the recognition…
The answer will depend on one's view of God. The correct view can only be determined from Scripture. Scripture makes statements about God that explain God's greatness, but which so highly value God's insight, knowledge, wisdom, and power that it is not possible for man to comprehend it. David writes of God's perfect knowledge of David's ways and means: …