Concept of Vengeance and Divine Justice
Explore the biblical perspective on vengeance and justice, emphasizing the importance of leaving revenge to God. Reflect on personal conflicts, the impact of seeking revenge, and the significance of forgiveness. Engage in discussions on why individuals seek revenge, share personal experiences, and consider how vengeance manifests in church settings. Discover the underlying message of not repaying evil with evil, trusting in God's judgment, and the potential for repentance and self-reflection in conflicts.
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5 MIKE MAZZALONGO Never Means Never Never Means Never
Review Step #1 Bless, don t curse Step #2 Walk a mile in their shoes
Step #3 Never Take Revenge 17aNever pay back evil for evil to anyone. 19Never take your own revenge, beloved, but leave room for the wrath of God, for it is written, Vengeance is Mine, I will repay, says the Lord. - Romans 12:17a; 19
Vengeance is not bad in itself a desire for justice. Not taking revenge is a way to express one s faith.
Why Let God Judge? 1.Vengeance is not in our jurisdiction
Why Let God Judge? 1. Vengeance is not in our jurisdiction 2.The person may repent
Why Let God Judge? 1. Vengeance is not in our jurisdiction 2. The person may repent 3.You will be judged yourself
Leave Vengeance/Divine justice in God s Hands.
DISCUSSION QUESTIONS DISCUSSION QUESTIONS #1 In your own personal conflicts, why do you want revenge? (Open discussion)
DISCUSSION QUESTIONS DISCUSSION QUESTIONS #2 Have you ever taken revenge? What happened? How did you feel? What results? (Open discussion)
DISCUSSION QUESTIONS DISCUSSION QUESTIONS #3 What are some ways that we take revenge in church? (Open discussion)
DISCUSSION QUESTIONS DISCUSSION QUESTIONS #4 Have you ever had a "Saul" in your life? If so, how could you have been more like David when attacked? (Open discussion)
