" እስከ መቼ ድረስ ዝም የሚል ይመስላችሗል? " Dr Wodajeneh Meharene | ዶ/ር ወዳጄነህ መሃረነ| Ampol | Qebeto | Laba

Dr. Wodajeneh spoke with great solemnity about the Lord’s patience being tested by violent people, reminding his audience that while God is merciful, He is also just. “God’s patience is vast, but it is not limitless,” he said. “He gives people time to repent, time to change, and time to turn away from their wickedness. But when violence, cruelty, and injustice continue without remorse, His justice will prevail. No evil goes unnoticed, and no wrongdoing escapes His sight.” He emphasized that while people may mistake God’s patience for inaction, He is always watching, always weighing, and always preparing His judgment. He warned against confusing divine mercy with approval of sin, urging people to remember that throughout history, God has intervened when evil reached its peak. “Look at the great civilizations that fell because of their corruption. Look at the fate of those who oppressed the innocent and shed blood without remorse. God gives warnings, He offers redemption, but when people refuse to listen, His judgment is swift and unavoidable,” he said. He encouraged his audience to pray for peace and justice, but also to trust that God will hold the wicked accountable in His perfect time. Dr. Wodajeneh concluded with a call to seek righteousness and not test God’s patience. “The Lord is slow to anger, but He is not indifferent,” he said. “Do not be among those who provoke His wrath through hatred and violence. Instead, strive to be on the side of justice, mercy, and truth. For in the end, God will not be mocked—He will repay each person according to their deeds.”