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portada The Judgement We Do Not Understand: What Jesus Knew About the Wrath of God
Type
Physical Book
Publisher
Author
Language
English
Pages
91
Format
Paperback
ISBN13
9798160300504

The Judgement We Do Not Understand: What Jesus Knew About the Wrath of God

Desjardins Ph.d., Charles (Author) · Independently published · Paperback

The Judgement We Do Not Understand: What Jesus Knew About the Wrath of God - DesJardins Ph.D., Charles

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Synopsis "The Judgement We Do Not Understand: What Jesus Knew About the Wrath of God"

Jesus knew what was in the cup. We do not. In Gethsemane, Jesus prayed, “My Father, if it be possible, let this cup pass from me.” He knew what awaited Him. He knew the holiness of God, the seriousness of sin, and the weight of divine judgment in a way that we do not. Yet the One who understood the cup perfectly asked that it might pass. Why? That question stands at the center of The Judgment We Do Not Understand. Tracing the biblical image of the cup from the Old Testament through Gethsemane and the cross, this short and direct book confronts a reality we often prefer to keep at a distance: the judgment of God is more serious than sinners imagine. Words such as wrath, condemnation, judgment, and hell can remain abstract to us because we have never experienced what they mean. Jesus did not approach them as abstractions. He knew what was in the cup. And still, He drank it. This is not a theological textbook or a study written merely to explain the doctrine of divine wrath. It is an appeal to anyone who has ever assumed that judgment cannot really be as serious as Scripture says, that personal goodness will somehow be enough, or that there will always be time later to consider the claims of Christ. The gospel does not ask you to become strong enough to bear the judgment Jesus bore. It announces that Christ has stood in the place of sinners and offers salvation to all who come to Him. The Judgment We Do Not Understand is a sober warning, but it is ultimately an invitation: to look again at Gethsemane, to understand why Jesus prayed for the cup to pass, and to discover the refuge offered in the Savior who willingly drank it.

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