nostr:npub1fgqm5kz0vwp8xq8l7wmux0a4lrzalhwmfxj624s6ss6dyt8k0y2szqatcp the nation-state is centered around freedom of association and limited interaction with others who you don’t know. There’s a tribal instinct in humans that should not be ignored, but there’s also a sense that killing others who are not the same as your tribe is wrong. Indeed there are several stories in the Old Testament where God calls on prophets to doomed cities to warn them. They read like “God’s a jerk for destroying them” but I’m realizing that they did it to themselves.

nostr:npub1xjeknzjsdcqg40lnz47cm3qmppf33kq62jyqh4pjptupfqj3zf5qlc85rf yeah, I think I mostly agree. They reap the consequences of rebelling against God's established reality.

& I think this is along the lines of what you're saying.

Amos 3:3, 6-7 (ESV)

“Do two walk together,

unless they have agreed to meet?

...

Is a trumpet blown in a city,

and the people are not afraid?

Does disaster come to a city,

unless the Lord has done it?

“For the Lord God does nothing

without revealing his secret

to his servants the prophets...."

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