Forgive

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Forgive
And forgive us our debts, as we forgive our debtors. Matt. 6:12. (KJV).
Did you know your sins will not be forgiven unless you forgive those who sinned against you?
Maybe you think this is wrong.
Look at the text.
When praying the Lord’s prayer, you ask God to forgive you your sins.
You also ask God to forgive you your sins in the same way you forgive those who sinned against you. ‘As we forgive our debtors.’ Compare verses 14 and 15.
It is therefore essential to make peace with those who harmed you.
It is important to forgive the wrong that was done unto you.

Faith and Forgiveness go hand in together.

As you get spiritual and grow in faith :
So also, you should increase your propensity to forgive.
What offense has someone committed against you?
Don’t hold on to it as unforgivable.
God forgave you all.
HE still forgives you.
Can you forgive your debtor?
Application to the Christian life:
Be humble.
Be a peacemaker.
Learn to be like Jesus.
Forgive your debtors.
Ask God for Grace to Forgive.

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