That is a very good question. If you know someone who is reluctant to forgive one and not the other, what do you say to that? Please feel free to comment!!!
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I guess the question is: what is it that needs to be forgiven and how deep those hurtfull roots really are? Sometimes in life we are able to forgive but never able to forget. Compare it to a flower, When you love a plant, you water it and it will grow and bloom, if you water it from times to times it "may" grow but never will bloom, but if you dont love it & water it, it will just die. So in what step was this "relationship", "person", "friend", or "family"? One person may have loved the plant, watered it from times to times vs. the other may had never taken the time love and to water the plant...I guess you would be the only person and GOD to trully know what the answer may be....
2 comments:
I guess the question is: what is it that needs to be forgiven and how deep those hurtfull roots really are? Sometimes in life we are able to forgive but never able to forget. Compare it to a flower, When you love a plant, you water it and it will grow and bloom, if you water it from times to times it "may" grow but never will bloom, but if you dont love it & water it, it will just die. So in what step was this "relationship", "person", "friend", or "family"? One person may have loved the plant, watered it from times to times vs. the other may had never taken the time love and to water the plant...I guess you would be the only person and GOD to trully know what the answer may be....
Ephesians 4:32
Be kind and compassionate to one another, forgiving each other, just as in Christ God forgave you.
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