Exodus 15 Footnotes
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15:3 Is God a “warrior” or the God of peace (Rm 15:33) and love (2Co 13:11-14; 1Jn 4:8,16)? According to the Bible, he is all of these. Just as human beings, made in the image of God (Gn 1:26-27), are capable of participating in war yet also of working for peace, so God can and does do the same. As the God of perfect justice (Gn 18:25; Ps 145:17), he will not let evil behavior go unpunished. When appropriate, he acts decisively against wrongdoers. God’s acts that put an end to the activities of the wicked are expressions of his perfect love for both them and their victims. His acts of judgment bring about a greater peace.