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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Voadam" data-source="post: 2818877" data-attributes="member: 2209">If you are not used to bibles with indexes, looking up relevant references would not be an easy task even for someone very familiar with the texts. These are not small books and these topics come up more than once.There are a lot of instances of wrath in the old testament. God gets angry and smites Israel a lot of times, God smites Israel's enemies a lot too. People go to war a lot. There are psalms about being protected from wrath of enemies. Even the new testament has the wrath of the lamb in Revelations.Justice: There is Solomon splitting the baby, there are the codes of law in Deuteronomy, the people turn away from god and he inflicts devastation on them. The angel comes down upon Soddom and Gomorra, Cain is marked and cursed for his murder, Jesus talks about casting the first stone, etc.Also assuming a religious scholar would be familiar with the book of mormon is not a guarantee unless they are themselves mormon or specialize in the study of the mormon church.</blockquote>