GOD, THE RIGHTEOUS JUDGE

 GOD, THE RIGHTEOUS JUDGE

Rebellious men in this age often yield and surrender in the face of great power simply simply due to having been overcome by the sheer force of power they cannot resist. This is a reluctant surrender. But when men stand before the God of the universe in that great day of the Lord, they will not just simply yield, but will face the clear, absolute, and incontrovertible truth that God is right and was always right all along. Before God in that day, everyone will realize the utter and total foolishness of his own ways and will be compelled by the sheer force of truth to admit that God is righteous and that rebellious man was in error. There will be no lie or deception in the presence of God. There will be no pretending, no games, no manipulation, no false accusations, no specious finagling, no devious twists of facts, no spurious arguments, no perversion of truth, no legal technicalities to obstruct justice. God will judge righteously according to absolute truth. Man will be absolutely naked except for those, who in repentance and obedience, have been washed by the blood of Jesus Christ and clothed with His righteousness.
"Great and marvelous are Your works, Lord God Almighty! Just and true are Your ways, O king of the saints! Who shall not fear You, O Lord, and glorify Your name? For You alone are holy. For all nations shall come and worship before You, for your judgments have been manifested." Revelations 15: 3-4

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