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Daily Text
And forgive us our sins, for we ourselves also forgive everyone that is in debt to us. —Luke 11:4, NW.
While we may selfishly crave forgiveness of sins for ourselves through Jesus Christ, God reserves to himself the right to withhold this forgiveness if we are unmercifully unforgiving toward others. To be forgiven our forgiveness must precede our prayer, or our willingness to forgive others must accompany our prayer. We must be grateful and merciful enough to forgive the same sinner a number of times, seventy-seven times, if necessary. No matter how many times we forgive our fellow creatures, it could never equal the extent of God’s forgiveness and mercy to us through Christ. Jesus paid the full debt for us. Canceling our sins is not a debt that God owes us but is a matter of his loving-kindness and mercy through Jesus whom he provided to be a sin-covering sacrifice for us. Since we address God as our Father, we must prove we are his children by showing forth his traits, including mercy. W 8/15
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IS THERE A TRINITY?
A FUNDAMENTAL doctrine of so-called "Christendom" is that known as the "Holy Trinity". It is accepted as Scriptural truth and held sacred by millions of persons . The doctrine, in brief, is that there are three gods in one : "God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Ghost," all three equal ...
