The word “woe” is often used to express grief, regret, misfortune or grievous distress stated from such a great affliction of some sort or being in such trouble that an escape out of it see… See more

Hosea gives us a good idea of the use of the word woe in writing about Israel, “Woe to them, for they have strayed from me! Destruction to them, for they have rebelled against me… See more

The greatest concentration of woes in the Bible is found in Matthew 23. Here, Jesus uses them against the religious leaders who believed in their own righteousness, which was … See more

We must have the righteousness of God to enter the kingdom. No amount of self-righteousness will ever be enough because God sees our good works as nothing more than filthy r… See more