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Moreno.....good debate.
I think I understand what you are saying.....if not, please, clarify.
By asking forgiveness every week, we are free to go sin again type of thing?
You raise a fair and good point. I have always wondered about this, how it works myself. I admit
it.
I think that at some point God will call in all the hands of cards played to see who wins.
The best hand at God's cards?
Faithful.
Authenticity.
Gratitude.
Repentant in sincerity.
Trust in Jesus to complete the work in you He started.
Trust that God your Father will let you in heaven because of JESUS not your works. That Jesus' work
at the Cross IS ENOUGH to satisfy the Holiness and Righteousness of God.
That JESUS fulfilled God's requirements of Perfection that you never can no matter how hard you try
to be good and be perfect you cannot do so neither can any man. We have feet of clay. |
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A sincere request for forgiveness is not always a trivial thing. There are those who can truly
regret their actions and the damage that they have caused and take actions to make amends.
A true request for forgiveness should involve a real regret for what happened and the hurt
inflicted. The person needs to take full responsibility for what they did, and not cite any
extenuating circumstances. And they need to explain what measures they are taking so it will never
happen again. Also if applicable what sort of actions they are taking to repair the damage.
In most cases people are not truly sorry when they ask for forgiveness, they are looking for a pass,
but there are many cases where there is genuine humility involved. |
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17 May 2008 02:04
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