Why is God's wrath in the tribulation righteous and fair?
God's wrath in the tribulation is righteous and fair because He patiently poured out His love toward the human race, yet they continued in unbelief. Unbelief is the worst sin, being the opposite of faith. Therefore He speaks in wrath and vexes them righteously, with all fairness and justness.
Les explains that during the tribulation God finally withdraws His love and grace and turns to His wrath. In Psalm 2, verse 5, God says He will speak unto the people of the world in His wrath and vex them, meaning He will literally torment them. Yet Les emphasizes that He does this righteously, with all fairness and justness, because He had so patiently poured out His love toward the human race, and they continued to react in unbelief. Unbelief is the worst sin possible because it is the opposite of faith. When a person has faith in His Word, that faith is pleasing to God and brings obedience, but continued unbelief is what makes God's judgment fair.
Then shall he speak unto them in his wrath, and vex them in his sore displeasure.
More Questions
When will God speak to mankind in His wrath?
God will speak in His wrath only after people have repeatedly rejected Him, reached complete confusion, and still think they have all the answers.