"Are you Forgiven" from Hebrews 10:1-18

To forgive.
Forgiven is all debts are gone. God take away all the debts in us, Jesus paid the debts when He died on the cross.
Don't live in traditions we have Jesus Christ, we are forgiven, we go to Him for forgiveness.

Psalms 32:1-2 Blessed is he whose transgression is forgiven. Whose sin is covered. Blessed is the man to whom the Lord does not impute iniquity, And in whose spirit there is no deceit.


We should be happy and thankful.
We should not bring any animal sacrifice but come to Jesus. An animal can't be measured to man to cover all the sins.
Some people worship material things to make themselves happy, that is what the world is doing.

Until our sin in our heart are remove we can't worship Jesus. Someone who is not born again can't experience true spiritual joy.
When we receive forgiveness it removes our guilt. Not like the sacrifice of animal it's a temporary covering until Jesus came to died on the cross. Jesus remember our sin no more.
Forgiveness help us spiritually, mentally and physically. It produces reactions in our body to forgive. The importance of forgiveness... In our heart is to take away sins.

Sin is missing the mark. As in archery whenever a person miss the mark or target people would shout "sinner".

And so when we think of sin it is missing a mark. To miss is being imperfect.
Transgression is willful disobedience.

Iniquity is the combination of transgression and sin.
To complain is a sin to God.

To worry is not trusting God.
We need to stop and learn about forgiveness.
Be holy is a process of spiritual maturity as we go through day by day to be wash by the word of God and allow the Holy Spirit to change our reactions, thinking, words spoken and actions.

So are you forgiven? Are we forgiven?

Yes of course.

Nice Christian Life Experiences, Are we Forgiven

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