WHEN GOD IS ANGRY

What does the Bible truly mean when it speaks about the wrath of God? Does God cause sickness, destruction, and suffering? How should believers understand difficult accounts involving Egypt's plagues, Job's affliction, Paul's thorn in the flesh, divine judgment, hell, and eternal destruction?

In When God Is Angry, Chris Segun Onayinka undertakes a detailed study of these challenging questions. Beginning with essential principles of Bible interpretation, he examines the language, grammar, historical setting, figures of speech, and cultural background of key biblical passages.

This study challenges the common portrayal of God as reactionary, vindictive, or responsible for human suffering. It considers the relationship between faith and preservation, unbelief and destruction, and the place of God's saving power in biblical accounts of judgment. It also explores righteousness, justification, correction, the meaning of hell, and whether God's love and mercy remain evident when the Epistles speak about wrath.

Written for believers, ministers, Bible teachers, and serious students of Scripture, this book invites readers to reconsider familiar passages and develop a more careful, Christ-centred understanding of God's character, justice, mercy, and redemptive purpose.