Title: The Just Lord/Ezekiel 18:19-32
Contents
a fair week
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Bible Text: Ezekiel 18:19-32
1. People always complain and live, saying that the world is not fair.
Doubts about the life of God and pessimism as to why the world is made this way
also do It is only the poor who are so pessimistic about the world.
No, everyone complains in their own way. Even among believers,
There is one complaint. "I believe in God... but why?" These are our
This is because they live without recognizing their inner injustice or its relevance. "God
is just." God said, 'Why does God create the tree of knowledge and corrupt us?
Does God judge even all the poor? Even if we repent and turn back, they help us
Won't you come?' But this is our arrogant attitude,
It is an attitude of wrong belief that presupposes. We unconsciously climb to the top of God
Sometimes I try to stand up. Satan, the pinnacle of pride, has indeed exalted his throne
And, didn’t you try to create a place to compare with God? (Isaiah 14:12-15)
It was the bottom of wealth. We grasp the truth of God who is fair through the four-letter words
let's see
2. We find the principle of self-improvement in the text (verse 20). God
He does not punish us for our sins and our ideals. The righteousness of the righteous and the wicked
The evil of one goes back to himself. The Apostle Paul also said that God said, “Each man
He is the one who repays you according to what he has done” (Romans 2:6, Jeremiah 17:10).
It is clear whether the difficulties encountered by God are the result of one's own mental and physical actions.
must be cut off There is clearly the ability to judge good and evil within human beings. But
Whatever you do with this power, you are responsible for it. Judas Iscariot
did not recognize his sinful nature despite the words of Jesus Christ.
and committed an injustice. That is, he allowed Satan's room in his heart.
(Luke 22:3) His belated regret eventually ended in suicide.
3. Also, we discover the principle of impartiality (v. 29).
As the saying goes, "the father ate sour grapes, the son's teeth were set on fire" is absurd.
it's snow Since God is fair, how can a father blame a child for his or her sins?
can you This is the abolition of the system of association and the abolition of the theory of inheritance of original sin. original sin is human
It shows a character capable of committing a sin. Self-crime means religious and ethical scandal.
will be God does not impute the sins of others. Peter the apostle also
God answered that He is “the one who judges with justice” (1 Peter 2:23), yes
The prophet Lemiah also said, “The Lord is merciful and fair and upright in the earth” (Jeremiah 9:
24) confessed. It is life to those who live by the word of God and righteousness,
Those who live according to unrighteousness will die for their iniquities (Ezekiel 18:9,18).
4. In addition, we recognize the principle of gae and cheonseon (改過遷善). this test
It is said that a man named Juche (周處) in the Qin dynasty lived a wretched life as a maternal and maternal grandmother.
tormented people But when he grows up, he will change his mind and become a new person.
He decided to do it, but people did not believe him. Then he left the village and
It is said that he devoted himself to his studies for several years and became a famous university student. bar
This means a life that looks back on the past. We return to Luke 15
In the story of the prodigal son, we read two important themes. a repentant son
waiting father The father is a merciful man. "Turning On Yourself"
He is the One who gives the Son again the “qualification” of the Son. We read in the words of the prophet Joel
In this book we read about the mercy of God. to those who return in mourning
Grants grace and mercy, and blesses him by “turning his heart” (Joel 2:12-14).
Can we say that the God who bestows these loving graces is unfair?