Imprecatory Prayers: Loving Our Enemies Doesn't Come At The Expense Of Appealing For Divine Justice!
The Sons Of Liberty · The Sons of Liberty
November 16, 202055m 8s
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Show Notes
To imprecate means “to invoke evil upon or curse” one’s enemies. David prayed such prayers in the Psalms. Jesus invoked the Psalms. Paul also cursed those with another gospel, and the Saints cry out for God to avenge their blood. But should Christians incorporate imprecatory prayers today in light of Jesus commanding we love our enemies? My guest, Dr. John Diamond, joins me in this episode to discuss this important and timely topic.Get Dr. Diamond's book on this topic: https://amzn.to/3lIdNd6See more here: https://settingbrushfires.com/imprecatory-prayers-loving-our-enemies-doesnt-come-at-the-expense-of-appealing-for-divine-justice/https://sonsoflibertyradio.comhttps://sonsoflibertymedia.comSons of Liberty Store: https://thesonsofliberty.squarespace.com/Support us through a donation: https://thesonsofliberty.squarespace.com/donatePartner with us as a Son or Daughter of Liberty: https://thesonsofliberty.squarespace.com/membership/--- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sonsoflibertyradiolive/messageSupport this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sonsoflibertyradiolive/support
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