When I think of God’s justice I tend to think of ultimate justice over temporal/earthly justice. Like the parable of the rich man and Lazarus, both died in the states they were in, one rich and the other miserably poor. Things didn’t turn for them in this life. This has long been a verse that sticks out for me because of the final part of losing memory of the wicked. It seems reasonable that this would be the most comfortable way for us to continue in glory. After all, at what point do we cease to mourn over eternally lost loved ones if not when we cease to remember them?
When I think of God’s justice I tend to think of ultimate justice over temporal/earthly justice. Like the parable of the rich man and Lazarus, both died in the states they were in, one rich and the other miserably poor. Things didn’t turn for them in this life.
This has long been a verse that sticks out for me because of the final part of losing memory of the wicked. It seems reasonable that this would be the most comfortable way for us to continue in glory. After all, at what point do we cease to mourn over eternally lost loved ones if not when we cease to remember them?