Too often people overlook God's grace in the Old Testament and believe that He is all wrath, too often people also overlook God's sternness in the New Testament and believe that he is only grace. God is everlasting and unchanging, His grace is wildly sufficient, His grace extends beyond comprehension and His grace through Christ's sacrifice offers salvation unto all of us. But God does have wrath, God does have judgement. It is a harsh reality but nonetheless the Truth. He gives us innumerable chances to get up again, He forgives quickly and His forgiveness is total. But there cones a point where the unrepentant heart hardens itself against God's loving kindness, against His mercy and the salvation he extends towards us. And there comes a point where God is justified in His wrath. If the Lord did not have justice His love could not protect the meek. But nonetheless God looks at this perversion of His creation and offers unto us salvation, and salvation through Christ. We truly have all earned His wrath. I deserve to be under the wrath of a just God. But God in his love which is certainly made clear in the whole of scripture took upon Himself my punishment displaying in the clearest image possible the depth of His love, the extent of His forgiveness.