Remoldel Reimagine &Rethink
If God meant "deep disppointment" instead of WRATH could he not find the right word?
I am saying that he did -- he used the right word. It's definition is just what I said it was. It's context demands that we see "wrath" as that of a heavenly Father. The wrath of a father is never about exlusion in a final sense or of torture. The Father's wrath does not determine reward for evil deeds ----------- we do that for ourselves. That is all very biblical
Jd
