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I have made this post before but it is very relevant to the above article so I will do so again.
When God’s Mercy/pardon is received in humility/honesty it compels us to pardon others as it goes to the heart of our faith, which is trust in God’s infinite Mercy.
Galatians 3:24.
So the Law became our guardian to lead us to Christ, that we might be justified by faith. Now that faith has come, we are no longer under a guardian.
So
“Who Is Forgiven Much Loves Much”. … On the other hand, those who are forgiven little, as Jesus said, “love little”
For many the Truth of His inviolate Word (Will) challenges our sinful hearts so as to induce ‘humility’, as we attempt to walk the ‘Way’ His Way of self-enlightenment, in our own brokenness, accompanied by His Words
“Learn from me I am meek and lowly in heart”
If we struggle with love/forgiveness of others, it could be said that this rigidity stems from our own dishonest, ungrateful hearts as this attitude emanates from.........
 
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