Since Jesus affirms the inspiration of the Old Testament, how do we reconciled what seems to be a wrathful God in the Old Testament, yet a kind, loving, and gracious God in the New Testament? The short answer is that most people tend to overlook how wrathful God really is in the New Testament. The long answer is that the unity of God is beyond human comprehension. Click here to watch the sermon.
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