Where is the wrath?
Nowhere in the bible is it mentioned that God the Father poured wrath out upon His own Son that He sent to save us?
Surely, something as important as that would be the central theme expounded upon by the NT authors.
So where is it taught by any NT writer?
To put things into perspective from the KJV.
The word punish is used one time in the NT. (Acts 4:21)
The word punished is used four times in the NT. (Acts 22:5, Acts 26:11, 2Th 1:9, 2Pe 2:9)
The word punishment is used four times in the NT. (Matt 25:46, 2Cor 2:6, Heb 10:29, 1 Pe 2:14)
The word wrath is used 38 times in the NT
Of all these instances, not one time are any of these words used towards our Lord not once.
What about purgatory. Is it a truthful doctrine? Nothing is mentioned about purgatory and yet it is believed by many people.
No matter your belief, the bible is the baseline for doctrine. If it is not in it, then don't believe it.
Jesus never suffered the wrath of God. You cannot find it stated, implied, or taught by any NT author, and the Apostle Paul is very concise and clear in his letters.
Just like purgatory is an erroneous doctrine fashioned by the uninspired thoughts of man, so too is the doctrine of PSA and God pouring wrath out upon His Son.
If you disagree, then the onus is upon you to use the bible in context and prove it.
What you will find is the purpose of His death and resurrection, and none of it had to do with God killing His Son to appease His anger for our sins.
Think about it just a minute. Would you being angry at someone to the point of killing them take that anger out on your own son who always did you right and kill him instead, so you could feel better about the person who made you angry? I certainly hope not! What kind of person does that? More importantly, what kind of message does that speak about God if we think He did that?...And most importantly, this is never mentioned in the bible!
We are saved because God loves us and shown us mercy. No wrath required to love us and save us.
God Bless
Nowhere in the bible is it mentioned that God the Father poured wrath out upon His own Son that He sent to save us?
Surely, something as important as that would be the central theme expounded upon by the NT authors.
So where is it taught by any NT writer?
To put things into perspective from the KJV.
The word punish is used one time in the NT. (Acts 4:21)
The word punished is used four times in the NT. (Acts 22:5, Acts 26:11, 2Th 1:9, 2Pe 2:9)
The word punishment is used four times in the NT. (Matt 25:46, 2Cor 2:6, Heb 10:29, 1 Pe 2:14)
The word wrath is used 38 times in the NT
Of all these instances, not one time are any of these words used towards our Lord not once.
What about purgatory. Is it a truthful doctrine? Nothing is mentioned about purgatory and yet it is believed by many people.
No matter your belief, the bible is the baseline for doctrine. If it is not in it, then don't believe it.
Jesus never suffered the wrath of God. You cannot find it stated, implied, or taught by any NT author, and the Apostle Paul is very concise and clear in his letters.
Just like purgatory is an erroneous doctrine fashioned by the uninspired thoughts of man, so too is the doctrine of PSA and God pouring wrath out upon His Son.
If you disagree, then the onus is upon you to use the bible in context and prove it.
What you will find is the purpose of His death and resurrection, and none of it had to do with God killing His Son to appease His anger for our sins.
Think about it just a minute. Would you being angry at someone to the point of killing them take that anger out on your own son who always did you right and kill him instead, so you could feel better about the person who made you angry? I certainly hope not! What kind of person does that? More importantly, what kind of message does that speak about God if we think He did that?...And most importantly, this is never mentioned in the bible!
We are saved because God loves us and shown us mercy. No wrath required to love us and save us.
God Bless