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Sat, 15 Aug 2026 15:36:12 GMT,
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marika <
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Christ Rose <usenet@christrose.news> wrote:
Psalm 7 is an appeal to God for divine justice, protection, and
vindication against false accusations. King David cries out to the LORD
as the righteous Judge who examines the human heart, defending the
innocent and executing righteous judgment against the unrepentant wicked.
The psalm moves from a cry for personal refuge to a declaration of
confidence in God's universal justice. David maintains his integrity,
asking to be judged according to his righteousness while recognizing that
God's judgment ultimately turns the malicious intent of the evil back
upon their own heads. The passage concludes with praise for the LORD's
righteousness, affirming that true justice resides in Him alone.
having said all that though, sometimes the FEAR and waiting for something
to happen, is the worst part of it.
Trump is paranoid and scared and will be for the next 2+ years. Will soon
be traveling in a suit of armor
All while the world waits for universal justice
There will only be universal justice on earth when Christ returns to
reign. What he offers you now is peace with God through faith in
Christ's death and resurrection. Christ's death met God's righteous
demands against our sins, and God raised Him from the dead. This gives
God a just basis for forgiving and cleansing those who rely on Christ to
make them right with God. You can come out from under God's just
condemnation and escape the eternal conscious torments of hell when you
rely on Christ's death and resurrection to make you right with God.
This means that even if you die physically, you enter the presence of
God in joy. Then, he raises you from the dead in a glorified body. So
God doesn't guarantee you earthly peace, but He does offer you eternal
peace with God when this life on earth is over. He can also deliver you
from the power of sin in your daily living, from spiritual forces who
oppose God's people, etc.
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Through the cross, Christ erased the spiritual debt we owed to God for
our rebellion (Colossians 2:14), a reality established when God raised
Him from the dead (Romans 1:4). God can now righteously pardon our sins (Romans 3:26) and exempt us from the coming divine judgment (1
Thessalonians 1:10). Salvation cannot be earned; it is a free gift for believers (Romans 6:23). Trust in Jesus and invoke His name to be saved (Romans 10:9-13):
How to be saved: christrose.news/salvation
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