Forgiveness (Part 1)

When a sinner turns to God and places his trust in the Lord Jesus, God forgives him his sins. In addition, the Bible speaks of the forgiveness necessary for the child of God who has been unfaithful to the Lord or has strayed from his path.

The first forgiveness has to do with our place in eternity. Anyone who is aware of the forgiveness of their sins is saved for all eternity. The forgiveness needed by the child of God when it sins refers to the restoration of the good relationship with its Heavenly Father. This relationship is disturbed or interrupted by sin.

1

Our God is a God who forgives. Arrange the three references from the Old Testament correctly:

Your response:

Micah 7:18a -

Nehemiah 9:17b -

Daniel 9:9 -

With the Lord our God are mercies and pardons, for we have rebelled against him.

Who is a ∙God like unto you, that forgives iniquity, and passes by the transgression of the remnant of his heritage?

But you are a God ready to forgive, gracious and merciful, slow to anger and of great loving-kindness, and you forsook them not.

2

Does God only forgive some of our transgressions?

Your response:

Answer: , because how does David say this at the beginning of Psalm 103, in verse 3?
"Who forgives your iniquities."

3

How did David know that his sins were forgiven?

Your response:

4

In the New Testament, we read about two people who hear from the mouth of the Lord Jesus Himself that their sins are forgiven.

Who are these two people?

Your response:

The Paralytic - in Luke 5:20.

The Leper - in Luke 17:15.

The mother-in-law of Peter - in Luke 4:38-39.

The sinful woman in the house of the Pharisee - in Luke 7:48.

The tax collector Zacchaeus - Luke 19:8-9.

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