Malachi 3:13-18

Malachi 3:13-18 TPT

“Your harsh, rebellious words are in defiance of me,” says YAHWEH. “But you ask, ‘What words are you talking about?’ “You have said, ‘It’s no use serving God. What do we gain by keeping his requirements and observing these mourning ceremonies before YAHWEH? But now, we will call proud people blessed. Even evildoers prosper, and those who provoke God escape punishment.’ ” Then those who lived in awe of YAHWEH began discussing these things, and YAHWEH noticed and listened. A scroll of remembrance was written in the presence of YAHWEH. It included the names of those who lived in awe of YAHWEH and honored his name. “They will be mine,” says YAHWEH, Commander of Angel Armies. “And on the day when I make up my treasured possession, I will show them mercy, just as a compassionate father is gentle with his faithful son. And you will once again see that I make a distinction between the righteous and the wicked, between those who serve me and those who do not.”

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