God's judgment in the Bible refers to His divine assessment and decision regarding the moral and spiritual state of individuals and nations. It encompasses both present consequences for sin and future accountability, often framed within the context of justice and righteousness. The concept is prevalent throughout both the Old and New Testaments, where God is depicted as a righteous judge (Psalm 9:7-8; Ecclesiastes 12:14). In the Old Testament, judgments often took the form of immediate consequences for disobedience, such as the exile of Israel (2 Kings 17:18-19) or the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah (Genesis 19). In the New Testament, God's judgment is more explicitly linked to the final judgment through Jesus Christ, who is described as the one who will judge the living and the dead (2 Timothy 4:1). This judgment is not only about condemnation but also about vindication for the faithful (Matthew 25:31-46). The concept of judgment underscores the importance of personal accountability and the call to live righteously in light of God’s standards, reflecting His holiness and justice. Ultimately, God’s judgment serves a dual purpose: to execute justice and to offer redemption through repentance and faith in Christ (John 3:17-18).