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The Thomistic Institute
The Last Plague: Thinking about God and Justice in the Old Testament | Fr. Thomas Joseph White, O.P.
Jun 7, 2024
Fr. Thomas Joseph White, O.P., a theologian and Dominican priest, discusses the moral implications of God's actions in the Old Testament, contrasting divine justice with ancient rulers' power. He explores Aquinas' views on law, virtue, and the transition to New Testament grace, emphasizing the importance of understanding God's actions as revealing justice and mercy.
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- God's use of plagues in the Old Testament serves as chastisement and education.
- Thomas Aquinas emphasizes the Old Testament law as a guide to virtue and deeper relationship with God.
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The Divine Use of Plagues and Punishments in Old Testament Morality
God's use of plagues and punishments in the Old Testament, particularly with the Egyptians and other entities, is seen as a means of chastising, rebuking, and educating. The morality of God in the Old Testament is questioned, prompting reflections from historical theological perspectives.
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