For all the “Letter of the Law” posters on here…
If I have forgiven 490 people, then can I unforgive the next one?
If I have forgiven 490 people, then can I unforgive the next one?
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------For all the “Letter of the Law” posters on here…
If I have forgiven 490 people, then can I unforgive the next one?
For all the “Letter of the Law” posters on here…
If I have forgiven 490 people, then can I unforgive the next one?
For all the “Letter of the Law” posters on here…
If I have forgiven 490 people, then can I unforgive the next one?
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I understand you only read the surface. This is a parable concerning Israel. Yeshua was speaking of the 70 X 7 or 70 weeks of Daniel 9:24
How could you totally misunderstand verse 21? It says "my brother" (one individual). Not 490 people.If I have forgiven 490 people, then can I unforgive the next one?
Oh you’re right. I meant 490 times. I’m sure I’ll get some “Letter of the Law” crusader who’ll say, “Well technically, Yes. 490 was all Jesus required.” Lol.How could you totally misunderstand verse 21? It says "my brother" (one individual). Not 490 people.
For all the “Letter of the Law” posters on here…
If I have forgiven 490 people, then can I unforgive the next one?
He’s just answering peters question “ how often should o forgive someone who sins against me seven times ?For all the “Letter of the Law” posters on here…
If I have forgiven 490 people, then can I unforgive the next one?
He’s just answering peters question “ how often should o forgive someone who sins against me seven times ?
Jesus answers “not seven but seventy times seven “
hes saying forgive others when they sin against you be merciful to understand read the parable following it it’s the lesson he’s teaching Peter
“Then came Peter to him, and said, Lord, how oft shall my brother sin against me, and I forgive him? till seven times? Jesus saith unto him, I say not unto thee, Until seven times: but, Until seventy times seven. Therefore is the kingdom of heaven likened unto a certain king, which would take account of his servants.”
Matthew 18:21-23 KJV
at he man is forgiven but then he refuses to forgive another guy his orginazation debt is reinstated because he would t forgive them he concludes the lesson like this
“So likewise shall my heavenly Father do also unto you, if ye from your hearts forgive not every one his brother their trespasses.”
Matthew 18:35 KJV
If we read hairs teachings they aren’t letters but wisdom and truth principles to live by not numbers to count he’s teaching them the principle of mercy forgivness not condemning others lest they be condemned he’s saying with the at response “ always forgive others not o my seven times as many as needed “
^^^Duh. This thread is only for those letter-of-the-law posters. One of them will post here in a minute that after 490, you can stop forgiving. Just wait for it…
“Is duh “ one of those great spiritual terms lol ? Don’t think I’ve heard this here till now^^^Duh. This thread is only for those letter-of-the-law posters. One of them will post here in a minute that after 490, you can stop forgiving. Just wait for it…
I personally keep count of the amount of times i've forgiven a person. I got a notepad with people's names on it. Once they cross the 490 mark its over.^^^Duh. This thread is only for those letter-of-the-law posters. One of them will post here in a minute that after 490, you can stop forgiving. Just wait for it…
Duh, is a conjective verb that is extremely valuable in the communication connecting replacement words like "I told you so" down to a single syllable“Is duh “ one of those great spiritual terms lol ? Don’t think I’ve heard this here till now![]()
If you reach 491 then you can you start adding to your heavenly rewardsI personally keep count of the amount of times i've forgiven a person. I got a notepad with people's names on it. Once they cross the 490 mark its over.
Its biblical
I personally keep count of the amount of times i've forgiven a person. I got a notepad with people's names on it. Once they cross the 490 mark its over.
Its biblical