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God hopes that more people will be able to conduct a careful investigation in the face of His words and work, to approach this important message with earnestness and piety. He hopes that they won't tread in the footsteps of those who are punished, and much less be like Paul—who clearly knew the true way but intentionally defied it—and lose the sin offering. God does not want more people to be punished, but instead hopes for more people to be saved, and for more people to keep up with His footsteps and to enter into the kingdom of God.

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God treats every person righteously; no matter how old you are, or how much seniority you possess, or even how much suffering you have been through, God's righteous disposition will never change because of these things. God does not regard anyone highly, nor is He unfair in His treatment of anyone. His attitude toward people is based on whether or not they can accept the truth and accept His new work by relinquishing everything. If you can accept His new work and accept the truths that He expresses, then you will be able to gain God's salvation.

from Typical Examples of Punishment for Resisting Almighty God, Afterword