No, it does not. If you forgive the sins of any, their sins have been forgiven them; if you retain the sins of any, they have been retained, (John 20:23). Context is king when interpreting Scripture, and this is no exception.
On a PC. Take a screenshot by pressing Print Screen on your keyboard. Open Microsoft PowerPoint and create a new blank presentation. Click Edit and choose Paste to paste an image of the screenshot into Microsoft PowerPoint.Size down the image of the screen shot so that it fits onto the PowerPoint slide.Click the Microsoft Office button. Hover your mouse over Save As and select PDF..lick Edit and choose Paste to paste an image of the screenshot into Microsoft PowerPoint. Size down the image of the screen shot so that it fits onto the PowerPoint slide. Click the Microsoft Office button. Hover your mouse over Save As and select PDF..
If you have the new Office 2013, you can right-click the PDF file and choose Open With and choose Microsoft Word. That will open it up in Word instead of the default which is the full screen PDF reader optimized for tablets.o display a .doc and a pdf file side-by-side: 1. Open the windows file. 2. Minimize the file to 1/2 screen on the right. 3. Open the PDF file. 4. Move cursor to the upper left side of your screen and click on the .doc file. (Your desktop and .doc file should now be displayed). 5.