<p>15:10 <i>And again He says: Rejoice, you Gentiles, with His people</i>-&nbsp;&quot;Rejoice, O ye nations, with his people&quot; (Dt. 32:43) is quoted here in the NT concerning Gentile response to the Gospel. But they will rejoice and respond <i>because</i> of God's terrifying judgment of His enemies outlined in the context (Dt. 32:41-44). In some way, the harder side of God attracts, in that men see in truth that He is God and they but men. His rod and staff of correction are our comforts (Ps. 23:4). Israel will finally realize that God&rsquo;s judgments upon them have brought them to know Him: &ldquo;They shall know that I am the Lord, in that I caused them to go into captivity&rdquo; (Ez. 39:28 RV).&nbsp;</p>