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by what was written in the books, according to what they had done.”
This verse highlights the connection between the resurrection and
the subsequent judgment. The resurrection allows all individuals, both
small and great, to be held accountable for their actions and receive
their eternal destinies based on their deeds. It signifies that the final
judgment takes place after the resurrection, where every person will
face the righteous judgment of God. To repent and avoid accumulating
wrath, one must acknowledge and confess their sins, genuinely regret
them, seek God’s forgiveness, turn away from sin, embrace His grace,
and pursue a transformed life through prayer, studying His Word, and
acts of love and service. Repentance involves a sincere change of
heart and a commitment to follow God’s ways, relying on His strength
and mercy for transformation and forgiveness. The Throne of God
represents His supreme authority and role as the righteous judge. The
Throne signifies His unwavering sovereignty and serves as a powerful
symbol of His justice and righteousness.
Romans 2:5-6: “But because of your hard and impenitent heart you are
storing up wrath for yourself on the day of wrath when God’s righteous
judgment will be revealed. He will render to each one according to his
works.” This verse from the book of Romans highlights the impending
judgment of God. It emphasizes that those who persist in unrepentant
hearts are accumulating wrath for themselves. The day of judgment
is described as a time when God’s righteous judgment will be
revealed, and each person will be rendered according to their works. It
underscores the accountability we have for our actions and reminds us
of the righteous judgment that awaits all individuals before God.

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Yuvajana Sakhyam