Fury Not in God

In Fury Not in God, Thomas Chalmers contrasts God's present merciful entreaties to His judgment day fury. Today men may have salvation from God's just fury despite their sin. The Judgment Day is coming; "the burning up of this earth and the passing away of these heavens is an event in the history of God's administration to which we are continually drawing nearer." But fury is not yet in God; it is not yet to be unleashed. God in His mercy has stretched forth "mighty strength that had to be put forth in the work of a sinner's justification."