The Knowledge of the Holy by A.W. Tozer
Week 15: Chapter 15 — The Justice of God
Read Chapter 15: The Justice of God of The Knowledge of the Holy. Key passage: Psalm 89:14; Romans 3:26.
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Tozer argues that God's justice is not a problem for His love but an expression of His goodness — and that the cross is where both meet in breathtaking unity.
Discussion Questions
7 questions1.Tozer defines justice as the equity of God — His treating all things rightly according to their true nature and moral reality. How does this make God's justice an expression of His goodness rather than its opposite?
2.He argues that a God without justice would not actually be good — He would be morally indifferent. Why does genuine love require justice? What would a universe of pure mercy with no justice look like?
3.Tozer writes that God's justice means He will eventually make right everything that is wrong. How does that conviction shape your response to injustice in the world — to corruption, oppression, violence that seems to go unpunished?
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