Eps 70 To What Are We Ultimately Loyal Pt 3

When does righteous anger go bad? In this episode we will look at an example of corrupt righteous anger.  Looking at a passage from the Hebrew prophet Nahum, there are major differences between his version of righteous anger and what we saw in Amos and Jeremiah.  There is no hope of renewal, no concern about the poor in Nahum, only hatred and a desire for the complete destruction of those whom he views as the enemy.  How does one cross the line from righteous anger to corrupt righteous anger?  We will look at the details in the next episode. 

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