The Grace Hour

Revelation's 'wrath of the lamb' is a profound paradox. It speaks to the humility of God's offering, yet the inescapable consequences of sin. The lamb bore the wrath so we wouldn't have to, but rejecting that mercy means facing divine decree.

When sin was placed on Jesus, God distanced Himself for three hours. This separation isn't annihilation, but a reflection of God's hatred for sin and the lack of fellowship it creates, not a hatred of you.

Ep.709 | God Hates? What Does That Mean? | The Grace Hour Show
Gary Groenewold & Barry Quirk