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Should Christians hate God’s enemies, and pray for their destruction?

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Joshua Haymes and Rich Lusk tackle the imprecatory Psalms—prayers that call down judgment on God’s enemies.

Do these prayers still apply today? Can Christians ask God to bring justice against the wicked while still loving their enemies?

A sharp, biblical conversation on justice, judgment, and how Christians should pray.

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Should Christians hate God’s enemies, and pray for their destruction?

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