

God Forgives and Is Still Just
Aug 14, 2025
Explore the powerful relationship between divine forgiveness and justice. Discover how David's transgressions serve as a backdrop for understanding God's mercy. The discussion delves into the necessity of Christ's sacrifice in reconciling grace with righteousness. This thought-provoking conversation encourages believers to embrace God's grace, despite their shortcomings.
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Nathan’s Confrontation With David
- Nathan confronts David after his adultery and murder, recounting the crimes and consequences.
- He declares God's judgment: the child born to David will die, highlighting the severity of sin.
Forgiveness Through Christ Upholds Justice
- God does not merely sweep sin under the rug; he anticipates Christ's atoning work across history.
- David's sins are counted to Christ and Christ's righteousness is counted to David so God can be just while forgiving.
Paul’s Theological Puzzle Resolved
- Paul's question: how can God forgive sin and still be righteous drives the theological resolution in Romans.
- Romans explains God presented Christ as a propitiation so he might be just and the justifier of those who have faith.