
I’ve joined my blogging friends for a new facet of my blog, called His Encouragement, inspiring scriptures shared each Thursday. My hope and my prayer is that these scriptures each week will bless your heart and encourage your soul.
That be far from thee to do after this manner, to slay the righteous with the wicked: and that the righteous should be as the wicked, that be far from thee: Shall not the Judge of all the earth do right?
Genesis 18:25 KJV
Have you ever been in the middle of negotiations at work or even with a family member and you say something to this effect, “you know what the right thing is.”?
In our scripture today, we find Abraham in those same circumstances, with the exception that he is negotiating with the God of Heaven for the lives of his nephew and family in Sodom and Gomorrah before God burns it to the ground. He concludes his argument with this phrase “Shall not the Judge of all the earth do right?”
We answer, of course! It seems so obvious. Would God do anything but the right thing?
But by whose definition of what’s right? By Abraham’s? By Lot’s? How do we know what’s right and what’s wrong? Who determines what the right thing is?
The point I’m trying to make this morning is that the Great Judge of all the earth will always do what’s right. It’s impossible for him to do anything else but the right thing. That means he will always do the right thing by you, his child. Sometimes we may not think he is, but that’s because our definition is not the same as his.
He will always do what is just and what is right. Trust Him. He has everything under control. The Judge of all the earth will always do the right thing.
What scripture is encouraging you today? Share it with us!
Check out these other blogs for more encouragement from God’s word for your Thursday.
Nicole @ Christian Fiction Girl
Jessica @ A Baker’s Perspective
Jacquelyn @ A Heavenly Home
Becca @ The Becca Files
Jenny @ Author Jenny Lynn
Rebecca @ Rev. Rebecca Writes

“the Great Judge of all the earth will always do what’s right. It’s impossible for him to do anything else but the right thing.” I recently started a chronological reading plan, and today I was reading in Job so this had me thinking more on what I read. God allows things in our life, but He still holds all authority.
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I love this post! Regardless of what we feel or think, God will always do the right thing. Great reminder!
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This is a great verse. It’s really interesting that you have brought this up because we were just discussing the story of Sodom and Gomorrah in my small group last Sunday. Thank you for these words of encouragement!
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