First Impressions: On (Re)Reading the Bible All the Way Through
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First Impressions: On (Re)Reading the Bible All the Way Through

“There is very little, or no, evidence from Genesis to Psalms that God’s love is unconditional in any way. The Lord (or, most accurately, the human authors of the books portrayal of His character) makes very, very clear, in passages too numerous to count, that this self-proclaimed “jealous God” will love and protect His people conditionally.”

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The Psalms: Sadness and Fear in Healing
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The Psalms: Sadness and Fear in Healing

“Is it that they want to ignore the dark side of a God who’d punish sin through disease, even to those who are righteous, but wish to praise Him just to be safe?”

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