Gods Wrath
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I agree with you. It must have been a nasty sight.Chrystal Oaks wrote: ↑05 Aug 2019, 00:19 For me, it is the flood. God didn't want anything more to do with the new creation called humans and decided to get rid of them. Can you imagine - after the torrential rain stopped, the water peppered with bloated, floating bodies of humans and animals. This is probably why God said that he would no longer let his overwhelming wrath get the best of him again.
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Yes, but maybe we as humans need to know that God can, and will, get angry so we should be careful not to displease him. That said, so many people nowadays do not seem to care about their maker.
Confucius