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A Cup of Wrath?

Bible Project podcast — https://bibleproject.com/podcasts/a-cup-of-wrath/

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What this book knows

God's anger in Scripture is not arbitrary wrath but a covenant response that hands humans over to the consequences of their own chosen corruptions.

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faith-and-doubt

We abstract it out — the cup of God's anger becomes simply 'God loves to kill me,' stripped from all its concrete historical meaning.
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Anger doesn't necessarily mean absence of the love of God, but it does have something to do with the absence of His protective presence.
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mortality

Within the biblical worldview, to be a human who is going to die is to be under God's judgment.
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Those consequences are never permanent when it comes to God's ultimate long-term strategy to install humans as partners over heaven and earth.
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obedience-and-authority

By Mount Sinai, God has married Himself to a whole nation — they're no better, often worse than other people.
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The Lord's anger burned hot and the Lord gave them over — repeated over and over in Judges as Israel worships foreign gods.
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