We all should examine our hearts right now to see whether or not we are evil. During the days of Noah’s Flood, God had judged the world because of the people’s extreme wickedness. But in this current day and age God does not judge the world the same way by looking at people’s wickedness. If that were the case, God would judge people’s sins in the way He did in the time of Noah’s Flood, then we would not be able to avoid God’s judgment. Because all human beings throughout the world including you and me are evil before God and because there isn’t a single person who is good, and if God were to judge and punish these evil people, you and I would have had no other choice but to have already suffered the judgment.
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