Ví dụ về việc sử dụng God's justice trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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It is God's justice.
God's justice is satisfied.
It is God's justice.
God's justice also includes blessing for righteousness.
And what about God's justice?
And God's justice is mercy.
The proud will surely meet up with God's justice.
This is now God's justice," she says.
But the justice of men is not God's justice?
God's justice means that God always does what is right.
But when Jesus comes, he will bring God's justice on earth.
God's justice refuses that any human being bear the sin of any other.
With full trust in God's justice, there is no need to worry.
They have no witnesses to argue their case in the court of God's justice.
It is good to be just, and God's justice permitted this misery.
The second comingshall be the Judgment Day to show God's justice.
God's justice not only does not contradict his mercy but consists precisely in mercy!
This psalm echoes the theme of restoration from Isaiah,focussing especially on God's justice.
God's justice is for all, even for the dead, and only the resurrection of the body can create that justice. .
They also are recognized for expressingunconditional love at the same time they express God's justice.
God's justice rewards natural good, therefore, by natural prosperity, and that may be all that such men will receive.
In its original form, Christian freewill was a cosmological claim-an argument about the relationship between God's justice and the individual….
The Last Judgment will reveal that God's justice triumphs over all the injustices committed by his creatures and that God's love is stronger than death.628.
The mythic language of great conflagrations, nature in chaos, the division between the righteous and the wicked,and the final judgment speak deeply to some about God's justice and the final end of evil.
Those who remain[those who observed God's justice being carried out] will hear and be afraid,” explained the Law,“and they will never again do anything bad like this among you.”- Deuteronomy 19:20.
And when I consistently make this my practice, it frequently leads to opportunities toclearly present the gospel in an organic conversation- such as what God's justice is all about, what it means for us, and what the cross has to do with it.
The Celtic practice led to new theories about the nature of God's justice, about temporal punishment God imposes on sin, about a treasury of merits in heaven to pay the debt of this punishment, and finally about indulgences to offset that debt.[1]: 123-37.
According to a view that has featured prominently inWestern theology since early in the 2nd millennium, God's justice required an atonement for sin from humanity if human beings were to be restored to their place in creation and saved from damnation.
The insight that God's justice is not punitive justice, but rather ajustice that justifies the sinner, counts as a great Reformation discovery of Martin Luther, a discovery that also liberated him personally from anxiety about sin and from a troubled conscience.
The coming of God's kingdom or reign on the earth inevitably leads to conflict-a conflict of allegiance to God's will or my will, God's justice or the world's way of playing fair,God's standard of absolute moral truth or truth relative to what I want to believe is good and useful for the time being.