Why does a loving God sanction killing in the Old Testament? If this question has intrigued you, then take heart. You're not alone who is wrestling with this conundrum. This question has troubled Christians for centuries in their attempt to reconcile the loving God of the New Testament and the angry God of the Old Testament. So how do we reconcile this problem? Tune in to find out if you're curious and looking for some answers.

God’s love is eternal, and he is faithful and just to forgive (1 John 1:9). In fact, God is love (1 John 4:8). Yet, the Bible talks about hell and eternal damnation. How do we make sense of this paradox? Critics of Christianity conclude that the God of the Bible is not really loving if hell exists; how can a loving God condemn some people, his own creation, to eternal suffering?