Judgment (theology)

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Last Judgment by Johann Georg Unruhe - Damned souls going to Hell.

God's judgment, in religious contexts, refers to the idea that God punishes people in a just manner concerning their sins and that He will also eventually judge humanity as a whole. God judges people based on their actions, inactions, thoughts and beliefs. The concept of God's just judgments is central to many religions - including Christianity, Islam, and Judaism. And it frequently involves the idea of a final judgment.

Bible verses on God's judgment

Bible verses on God's judgment

New Testament and God's righteous judgment

The New Testament has numerous passages regarding God's judgment, highlighting both His righteous judgment and calls to examine one's own actions and conscience. Bible verses such as Matthew 12:36-37, Matthew 25:31-46, Romans 2:1-16, and Revelation 20:11-15 are often cited passages concerning God's righteous and holy judgments.

Romans 2:1-16: Romans 2:1-16 - ESV translation

Ananias and Sapphira

Old Testament and God's righteous judgment

Last Judgment

The Last Judgment by Michelangelo (1541) in the Sistine Chapel, Rome

See also: Last Judgment

The Last Judgment is that time where all humanity comes before God to be judged, including even infants and those not yet born who have died. Those who pass will be with God in heaven for all eternity, while those who do not will be sent away to Hell. In Christian theology, God is not willing that anyone should perish, and those who do not resist the free gift of salvation made available to all will be saved, even infants and those in the womb (Job 31:18; Psalm 8:2; Psalm 139:16; Isaiah 49:1; Jeremiah 1:5; Matthew 21:16; Luke 1:41; Luke 18:15; Acts 2:39; Acts 17:27; 2 Peter 3:9; compare Psalm 58:3; Ezekiel 18:4; Romans 9:13).

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Destruction of Sodom by God