“And many among them shall stumble, and fall, and be broken, and be snared, and be taken.”
Many will stumble over this stone and fall, breaking themselves upon it, yet the destruction is self-inflicted through rejecting the covenant God offers—a principle that absolves God of blame for judgment while holding humans accountable. The image of stumbling over a rock suggests that the obstacle is not hidden but plainly visible; those who fall have chosen to ignore the warning. This articulates a theology of judgment in which God's sentence merely confirms the trajectory that sinful rejection has already set in motion.
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