Sarah Clarkson wrote this on her blog yesterday, and oh how it resonates:
“When I struggled so deeply with a fear of God’s anger, I realized one day that my concept of God’s anger was modeled on the anger I felt myself. And since my anger is rarely righteous, almost never fully justified, and generally vindictive (even if unexpressed), I considered God’s anger to be the same. But of course, it’s not. How could it ever be? How could God, a self-giving Trinity whose very being is a circle of ceaselessly-given love be angry in the isolated outrage of a fallen human being?”
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