God’s wrath “has nothing to do with bad temper or spite or animosity or revenge. The wrath of God is his perfect, righteous, settled, implacable antagonism to evil.”

– John Stott, in a sermon on Ephesians 2.¹

Good to meditate on this Good Friday, remembering when he turned his “implacable antagonism to evil” away from us and toward himself.

Footnotes

1. John Stott, Ephesians 2:1-10. Recorded: 03/11/1971, Length: 28 minutes ↩