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Q: Is God bloodthirtsty?  A: No.  While some attempt to explain this, most dont fully explain it well.(1) Here is what needs to be understood: The issue has to do with "perfection". God is perfectly  holy and we as fallen ones lost perfection when Sin entered thru Adam. The focus [in answering a question like this] needs to be on explaining it from this lense.  All Sin = is crime against God. All sin is an assault on God's character and nature, as we as his creation were made in His Image and to live righteously. Since Adam lost that righteous nature at the Fall, we all only deserve death AND damnation (since 1. in eternity; after death, we cannot be in His presence. Though made to have a relationship, a fellowship with God, its impossible both while we are sinners AND after death). 2. God must, as a just Judge, punish criminals.  When this is understood rightly, not only does it have to be punished eternal (since we are eternal beings), but beca...

⭐Open every link in a new browser window tab because some of these pages are their own topic and you wont find your way back here to this page on holiness unless you open links as a new window Understanding God's Holiness & living the righteous Christian life Understanding God and God's Attributes ⭐ Assaulting God's Character Righteousness and the 10 Commandments   More: Podcast on  Holiness of God  #? Podcast 2 The hugeness of Holiness  #35 Understanding God's Holiness  Understanding sin clearly   Understanding Sin Crimes & God's Holiness  Sermons/Bible Studies:  * Holiness of God * The Revelation of Gods Holiness * The Fullest Revelation of Holiness * The Forgotten Side of God   * What ever happened to the Fear of God  *  Paul Washers Sermon   *What is God like? Pt 1 .  Pt 2   * What the Cross means to God * Living for God's Glory  Related topics  How to Deal with Past Regrets About Christians ...

Do Christians share the Gospel of God to help us escape Hell, is it about righteousness, or both? Or more? Primarily it is about the desire to have and live in righteousness.  Ultimately, it is to have a restored standing with God; to live as we were designed to.   Yes there is an aspect of avoiding Hell and Judgment as Scripture says. Note:  even if He didn't save any of us, as our Creator and God we should worship, revear & properly fear him, and obey... regardless.  Christians know Judgment is coming. This world is going down in flames (like the titanic), the redeemed ones are directing people into the lifeboats (Jesus); just as God directed Noah into the Ark, Christians are directing people into the boat of salvation where righteousness is. Salvation isnt ultimately about escaping Hell, it is about desiring righteousness, having the righteousness of Christ  [which also does cover & shelters you from Judgment & punishment of your sins], and ...