God's wrath- Holy & Mercy

The wrath of God is showing his divine anger towards to unbelievers know as sinners. God’s wrath, which is a product of His holiness because he must be holy to judge the universe and he is blameless God he is perfect of all things. He cannot touch sin. He has a magnificent right to be wrathful to unbelievers but we as a human we have no right to be angry and judge anyone because we have sin nature in us we are unholy to be angry that involves with jealousy, conceit, deception, and power. God himself loathes all sin and his anger against the sinners it’s similar verse in the bible (Psalm 7:11). He is Righteous God and everything about him is perfect so therefore God has absolute right to condemn the sinners. As matter of fact the sinners already under sentence of condemnation to hell. The Law of God is perfect which no sinners can be righteous under the law. Whoever doesn’t believe in Lord is condemned already because of their depravities, hardened hearts, desire to do sinful things, they don’t seek God and have no desire to please Him. His wrath is very heavy burden for sinners but yet you must recognize his mercy! Sinners are lucky to be alive today because if there is no mercy in Lord. For instance God has lifelong patience for unbelievers (sinners) because they sin against him which that is a product of his wrath just like your parents will be angry when you won’t listen to them just same to God with the sinners who doesn’t believe in him. Every sinners won’t have an opportunity to have a time to believe in Jesus Christ therefore will go straight to hell instantly but with his mercy, multitude sinners are walking around with God’s wrath and being able to continue the days of their lives with His mercy. God is infinite and we all are finite. His infinite mercy and wrath altogether in one perfect divine emotion towards sinners. “It is important to note that the mercies which God bestows on the wicked are solely of a temporal nature; that is to say, they are confined strictly to this present life. There will be no mercy extended to them beyond the grave” (Pink, 87).