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Category Archives: Nahum
Rejoice in God’s Wrath
Felix offered an interesting response to my post, Yancey, Kushner, and Prayer. I was complaining about the existence of evil and life’s unfairness (as usual), and Felix replied as follows: “That is why I stubbornly believe in an ‘Apocalypto’ —which … Continue reading
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Is God Fair in the Book of Job?
For my daily quiet time last night, I was reading Nahum 2:10-13. Here, the prophet talks about God killing off some young lions, who represent the predatory Assyrians. The passage reminded me of Job 38:39-40, in which God asks Job, … Continue reading
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