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There’s an old-timey word I (Jonathan) like a lot… “comeuppance”. It is literally derived from the idea of “coming up” in front of a Court or Judge and getting “what’s coming to you”. It’s why I’m a sucker for things like the Reacher TV series and books. Every week, some bully is getting punched in the nose. It’s very satisfying.
That’s not necessarily something I’m proud of. More on that later.
In numerous places in the Psalms, you’ll read some pretty graphic details of prayer requests that God might “smash the teeth”, “dash them against the rocks”, “blot out their memory”, or that “hot coals would rain on” their enemies. In other words, a lot more severe than a bloody nose.
How do we reconcile this with the “turn the other cheek” message of Jesus?
Some may ask why these verses are even in the Bible at all. It could all use a bit of unpacking, but it may end up raising an unexpected question.
Am I actually angry ENOUGH?
That’s not necessarily something I’m proud of. More on that later.
In numerous places in the Psalms, you’ll read some pretty graphic details of prayer requests that God might “smash the teeth”, “dash them against the rocks”, “blot out their memory”, or that “hot coals would rain on” their enemies. In other words, a lot more severe than a bloody nose.
How do we reconcile this with the “turn the other cheek” message of Jesus?
Some may ask why these verses are even in the Bible at all. It could all use a bit of unpacking, but it may end up raising an unexpected question.
Am I actually angry ENOUGH?
Inglese
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