Hunter and Autumn respond to three listener questions.Q1: In the episode on the law, Autumn mentioned Psalm 119:97 in which David says “Oh how I love your law; it is my meditation all the day.” Is David using the word “law” to refer to The Torah or specifically to the law given to the Israelites?Q2: Many verses in the Bible mention God’s anger. See Ezra 8:22, Isaiah 42:25, andDeuteronomy 29:27. How does God’s anger relate to judgment?Q3: I've always thought of the difficulties and brokenness we experience in life as a natural consequence of the fall. For instance, if I make dinner for my family but my child refuses to eat, she may be hungry later. Her hunger is a natural consequence resulting from her decision, not a punishment that I’ve determined. The Bible speaks about God’s judgment in terms that sometimes sound like a natural consequence, but at other times sound like disciplinary action that God has taken. Where, or with whom, does the agency lie when we choose our own way or our own wisdom over God’s?

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