God is love, and love has no wrath
What the old language calls "the wrath of God" or "the wrath of the Lamb" is love itself, experienced by a heart still clinging to fear. To one running home, His face is joy; to one still hiding, the same face feels like fire — but the fire is in the hiding, not in the love. The day is "great and dreadful": great to the child, dreadful only to the fear.
Support
1 John 4:8, 4:18 ("perfect love casteth out fear"); Malachi 4:5; Revelation 6:16–17.
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