I think you guys have been playing nicely so far. Only a bit of sand has been flung in each other's eyes. Do you mind if I step in and make a small comment?
 
Look at Psalm 11:4-7 and its use of the English word hate. We look at hate as a "strong emotion of disdain and strong negative feelings (perhaps even evoking the desire for murder)." Can I ask you to transplant the English word oppose in place of hate? Do you think that fits God's personality better? I do. Now, look at Strong's/Young's and see if you agree on the English word oppose's usage.
 
(Another way of looking at this word -- the Hebrew word sane -- is one who needs to change.)
 
-- slade

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'Tweeking':But for the Grace of God....any one of us could...

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Psalm 11:4  The LORD is in His (7) holy temple; the LORD'S (8) throne is in heaven;
          His (9) eyes behold, His eyelids test the sons of men.
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       The LORD (10) tests the righteous and (11) the wicked,
          And
the one who loves violence His soul hates.
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       Upon the wicked He will (12) rain [1] snares;
          (13) Fire and brimstone and (14) burning wind will be the portion of (15) their cup.
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       For the LORD is (16) righteous, (17) He loves righteousness;
          The upright will (18) behold His face.

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