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God is Calling His People to Forgiveness

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One of the most important truths a Christian canlearn is the freedom and release that results fromforgiving. Yet this truth escapes attention in mostchurches even though Christ taught it many times.One of his most familiar lessons is in Matthew18 about a servant whose master forgave a debt ofwhat would be $20 million in our money. Theservant turned around and refused to forgive afellow servant a measly $17 debt, and had himthrown into prison.For years I was outraged that a servant who wasforgiven so much would be so unforgiving. I neverrealized I was worse.The light dawned when I heard Gene Lillyminister the message you are about to read.He asked if any of us had ever been wronged insome small way and harbored unforgiveness.I knew I had. I resented college friends whoborrowed and kept my used textbooks; I was hurtover fellow believers who wouldn’t give back afavorite cassette. I even was still piqued because myyounger brother, years ago, had stolen most of mypenny collection — one by one so I wouldn’t notice— so he could buy candy.

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God is Calling His People to Forgiveness, Gene Lilly

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Tytuł
God is Calling His People to Forgiveness
Język
angielski
Autorzy
Gene Lilly
Rok wydania
1984
Oprawa
miękka
Liczba stron
96
ISBN10
0551011092
ISBN13
9780551011090
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5 z 5
Opis
One of the most important truths a Christian canlearn is the freedom and release that results fromforgiving. Yet this truth escapes attention in mostchurches even though Christ taught it many times.One of his most familiar lessons is in Matthew18 about a servant whose master forgave a debt ofwhat would be $20 million in our money. Theservant turned around and refused to forgive afellow servant a measly $17 debt, and had himthrown into prison.For years I was outraged that a servant who wasforgiven so much would be so unforgiving. I neverrealized I was worse.The light dawned when I heard Gene Lillyminister the message you are about to read.He asked if any of us had ever been wronged insome small way and harbored unforgiveness.I knew I had. I resented college friends whoborrowed and kept my used textbooks; I was hurtover fellow believers who wouldn’t give back afavorite cassette. I even was still piqued because myyounger brother, years ago, had stolen most of mypenny collection — one by one so I wouldn’t notice— so he could buy candy.