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It is very clearly in Scripture, in Romans 3:26; 1 John 1:9. How can God be just to forgive us our sins and cleanse us from all unrighteousness? Because Christ Himself is the propitiation for our sins (1 John 2:2). I WILL SMITE THE SHEPHERD!!

It’s very risky attributing works to God that are of the devil. In my opinion this is blasphemy of the Holy Spirit.

Welcome David, good to have you here!

Proverbs 17:15 KJV [15] He that justifieth the wicked, and he that condemneth the just, even they both are abomination to the Lord. How do I reconcile this, seeing in Romans I believe 11 time Christ has justified me ( the wicked )?? Tecarta Bible

Welcome Steve, good to have you here! I do hope you post some images of your country side on the photo forum.

And yes very colorful and prolific.

The younger daughter has designed most of hers she’s also an artist and there actually pretty nice.

I don’t have a son

Look at this young man he’s trying to make himself look pretty

This is very common in the animal kingdom... to try and enhance beauty.

All creation groans. In many cases people are not happy with their form, I’m an artist and can see beauty in many tattoos.

I believe it’s fully satisfied.

I will say when I was in my 20s’ in the mid eighties, there was a stereotype that if you had them you were gay and I’m not implying happy. Maybe that was only here in the South.

Heck, I work with men in their mid forties that have them.

I agree some of it borders on mutilation.

So Gods wrath isn’t fully satisfied?

the only covenant keeper suffered the curses of the covenant breaker.

As far as PST goes, if someone I loved was a victim of a hideous crime let’s say rape/murder and it went to court and the perp was found guilty by the judge/jury beyond a shadow of a doubt, and the judge asked the perp to stand and face the bench, and stated you are found guilty, but I’m a...

Unless you believe there is no wrath to come, which wouldn’t align with Baptist theology?

So most would say Christ fully satisfied the wrath of God, so what’s with the wrath to come, I mean where does that come from, from an eschatological point of view.