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Tag Archives: justice

God’s Hands

Sabbath School Net Posted on October 9, 2013 by Lillianne LopezFebruary 14, 2016avatar
http://www.goodsalt.com/details/dasps0182.html?r=ssnet

If you were a high school student in the United States any time in the last 100 years, you were probably assigned the reading of a sermon preached in 1741 by Jonathan Edwards, called “Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God.” It’s not a warm and fuzzy, feel-good sermon. Edwards describes God as angry … Continue reading –>

Posted in 2013d Daily, Beliefs About Salvation, Feature, Hebrew sanctuary, Judgment | Tagged Adventist beliefs, fear, heavenly sanctuary, Jesus, justice, mercy | 15 Replies

Unforgivable

Sabbath School Net Posted on May 16, 2013 by Lillianne LopezOctober 14, 2015avatar
http://www.goodsalt.com/details/epcas0321.html?r=ssnet

Does anybody remember the call-in radio show with Dr. Laura? For a while, Laura Schlessinger had a very popular radio advice program where she told people exactly what she thought about their behavior and how they should fix themselves. She often didn’t let the caller get to the actual question before she started telling them … Continue reading –>

Posted in Feature, Judgment | Tagged forgiveness, God's special people, humility, justice, mercy, unforgivable | 34 Replies

And Justice for SOME

Sabbath School Net Posted on May 6, 2013 by Lillianne LopezOctober 31, 2017avatar

We humans are a funny bunch. We love to talk about fairness and justice and everybody getting what they deserve – just as long as we get to decide just what that means. Jonah is a prime example. God tells Jonah to go to Nineveh and tell the folks there that if they don’t make some … Continue reading –>

Posted in Beliefs About God, Evangelism, Feature, Remnant and Its Mission - Fundamental Belief 13 | Tagged fair, forgiveness, Jesus Christ, justice, ministry, prejudice, prodigal son, righteousness | 8 Replies

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