There was a thread on here months ago where it was put up to debate as to whether or not the Lord punishes his followers or not.
There were some who even said, the Lord does not discipline His followers. He does not punish his followers for sin, wrongdoing. If this is true, how does one explain 1 Samuel 25; David, Abigail and Nabal?
There are plenty of other examples. The example above just seems to "hit the nail on the coffin."
People reap what they sow, whether they believe in God or not. Whether they are his followers or not.
Every action has a consequence; whether the consequence is good, bad or favorable/infavorable is irrelevant.
There were some who even said, the Lord does not discipline His followers. He does not punish his followers for sin, wrongdoing. If this is true, how does one explain 1 Samuel 25; David, Abigail and Nabal?
There are plenty of other examples. The example above just seems to "hit the nail on the coffin."
People reap what they sow, whether they believe in God or not. Whether they are his followers or not.
Every action has a consequence; whether the consequence is good, bad or favorable/infavorable is irrelevant.