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AM I FORGIVEN
BEING FORGIVEN
HOW TO BE FORGIVEN
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AM I FORGIVEN BIBLE STUDY ON BEING FORGIVEN
TEACHING HOW TO BE FORGIVEN
Forgiveness is something Christians require and need to give back.
Forgiveness has different meanings for different people and sometimes
different meanings for the same people, depending on what or who is it
is that is being "forgiven" ... As though there are different levels
of forgiveness that only apply to who we deem worthy or unworthy of
this Forgiveness. But the question is ... What would Jesus consider
forgiveness as being? While you let that question simmer in your mind
and heart, let's look at what He said about it.
We will be looking at
Matthew
Chapter 18
Just before Jesus spoke on the topic of forgiveness, He made a few
other statements leading up to His shared Words on forgiveness. Let's
see what Jesus said ...
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Matthew
18:1-14
At the same time came the disciples unto Jesus, saying, Who is
the greatest in the kingdom of heaven? And Jesus called a little
child unto Him, and set him in the midst of them, And said,
Verily I say unto you, Except ye be converted, and become as
little children, ye shall not enter into the kingdom of heaven.
Whosoever therefore shall humble himself as this little child,
the same is greatest in the kingdom of heaven. And whoso shall
receive one such little child in my name receiveth me. But whoso
shall offend one of these little ones which believe in me, it
were better for him that a millstone were hanged about his neck,
and that he were drowned in the depth of the sea. Woe unto the
world because of offences! for it must needs be that offences
come; but woe to that man by whom the offence cometh! Wherefore
if thy hand or thy foot offend thee, cut them off, and cast them
from thee: it is better for thee to enter into life halt or
maimed, rather than having two hands or two feet to be cast into
everlasting fire. And if thine eye offend thee, pluck it out,
and cast it from thee: it is better for thee to enter into life
with one eye, rather than having two eyes to be cast into hell
fire. Take heed that ye despise not one of these little ones;
for I say unto you, That in heaven their angels do always behold
the face of my Father which is in heaven. For the Son of man is
come to save that which was lost. How think ye? if a man have an
hundred sheep, and one of them be gone astray, doth he not leave
the ninety and nine, and goeth into the mountains, and seeketh
that which is gone astray? And if so be that he find it, verily
I say unto you, he rejoiceth more of that sheep, than of the
ninety and nine which went not astray. Even so it is not the
will of your Father which is in heaven, that one of these little
ones should perish. |
Jesus is warning those that would harm the Christians that became as
a child. He goes further to speak of the lost children of God and how
we are to seek the lost as to bring them back to the Lord. As we
proceed, we must remember that Jesus made it clear ...
It is not the
will of your Father which is in Heaven,
that one of these little ones
should perish.
Keeping this TRUTH in mind and heart, let us see what Jesus says
next ...
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Matthew 18:15-18
Moreover if thy brother shall trespass against thee, go and tell him
his fault between thee and him alone: if he shall hear thee, thou hast
gained thy brother. But if he will not hear thee, then take with thee
one or two more, that in the mouth of two or three witnesses every
word may be established. And if he shall neglect to hear them, tell it
unto the church: but if he neglect to hear the church, let him be unto
thee as an heathen man and a publican. Verily I say unto you,
Whatsoever ye shall bind on earth shall be bound in Heaven: and
whatsoever ye shall loose on earth shall be loosed in Heaven. |
Sooooooo, Jesus is saying that if your brother (fellow man) has
wronged you go try and work it out between you and that person only.
BUT ... IF they still don't want to make peace, tell the church (Fellow
Christians) and if this person STILL refuses, we are to think of that
person as a heathen and a publican.
AM I FORGIVEN WARNING ON BEING FORGIVEN CONCERN
HOW TO BE FORGIVEN PATH
This CHOICE should not be made
lightly as Jesus also said ...
Honestly I tell you, whoever's sins you retain
on earth, will be found guilty in Heaven and whoever's sin you forgive
on earth, will be forgiven in Heaven.
So many are quick to use this scripture in order to condemn a fellow
Christian thinking they need only get a few friends to agree with them
and they can condemn another. But is that truly what Jesus is saying?
I mean ... Did Jesus not just get through warning us of mistreating
fellow Christians? Let's look closer at what Jesus said shall we?
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Matthew 18:15
If your brother
sins against you, go and talk to him about it alone, and if he will
hear you (make peace), you've gained your brother.
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Jesus said that if we make peace with our fellow man
that we have gained our brother ... In the book of James we get a clear
picture of what happens when you gain your brother.
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James 5:20
Brothers, if any
of you sin, and someone brings him to repentance, let him know that
the person who converts the sinner from the error of his way will save
a soul from death, and will hide a multitude of sins. |
WOW ... What a wonderful reward that YOU receive when you find a way
to bring peace to a matter by means of forgiveness! So it is obvious that we are
to try diligently to get the one who has wronged us to see His TRUTH
as to be set free.
But, IF the person refuses to hear you ... This is what Jesus says
to do ...
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Matthew 18:19-20
Again I say unto you, That if two of you shall agree on earth as
touching any thing that they shall ask, it shall be done for them of
my Father which is in Heaven. For where two or three are gathered
together in my name, there am I in the midst of them. |
This concept of having two or more witnesses needed to condemn someone, comes from the law that was given in the Old Testament.
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Deuteronomy 19:15
One witness shall not rise up against a man for any iniquity, or for
any sin, in any sin that he sinneth: at the mouth of two witnesses, or
at the mouth of three witnesses, shall the matter be established. |
It is obvious that the intent of this act is to get the person to
see the error of their ways as to be forgiven which will SAVE the
soul.
This whole topic brought up a question in Peter's mind ...
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Matthew 18:21-22
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. |
This is an obvious
statement by Jesus that we are NOT to seek ways to condemn another but
rather to seek ways to restore peace between us all.
Lemme ask you something ... In 99.9% of EVERY problem between two
people what do both parties want? The answer is ... AN APOLOGY. IF the
apology is given, in most cases it is then suddenly easy to FORGIVE
the other.
I cannot even fathom how many friendships have been dissolved cuz
one or the other held such pride that they could not say these two
simple words ... I’m sorry. If they would have, GRACE would have been
bestowed and the friendship would have been stronger.
Have you ever pondered on that and how that GRACE may work with the
Forgiveness that God has granted us?
I wanna share a quick story ...
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There was once a young child who lived in a culture where people
could easily become a slave when they grew up and as many had before ...
This child too became enslaved. The slave driver was very cruel and
there was no peace in this slave’s life. The slave driver constantly
hounded the slave. The slave was used and abused for many years.
After some time, this lifestyle began to wear on the slave and the
slave’s health began to affect the slave’s productivity. The owner,
seeing this slave was no longer of any value, decided to sell the
slave at an auction. When the slave stepped onto the platform to be
sold, there was only silence as it was obvious to all that this slave
was of no value. Then a voice sounded out from the crowd and offered a
substantial amount for this slave. Obviously nobody was going to bid
any higher so the slave became the property of the stranger in the
crowd.
The slave was brought in chains to the stranger and the slave with
their weakened, battered body lifted their eyes to meet their new
owner. As they looked into the strangers eyes they felt the chains
fall off of their swollen wrists. They looked down to see that their
new owner had removed the chains and the new owner said ... GO, you are
free. The slave thinking this a trick, just stood there. The new owner
repeated his words and explained that the slave was free and could do
whatever he wanted to do and began to walk away.
The slave pondered on what had just happened and began to follow
the man that had freed him and when the man noticed that he was being
followed, he stopped and asked the newly freed soul why they were
following him. The renewed soul said ... I CHOOSE to serve YOU.
In like manner many of us have become slave to sin in our past and
after being slave to sin for so very long, our soul became torn and
tattered and we were unable to perform anything worthy. The Lord saw
within us a valuable asset to HIS Cause and bought us with a price ...
His Blood. He now allows us to CHOOSE what we will do and it is His
GRACE that touches our heart and has us CHOOSE to follow and serve
HIM.
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FORGIVENESS IS A POWERFUL THING
AM I FORGIVEN BIBLE VERSES ON BEING FORGIVENHOW TO BE FORGIVEN PLAN
Let's do a little digging and find out what Forgiveness is? Remember
when I said earlier that the meaning of forgiveness differs from
person to person and circumstance to circumstance? Well, the reason we
seem to have given the act of forgiveness different levels, is so that
we can say we've forgiven, without really
forgiving as we KNOW in our heart we are to do. We feel like as long
as we've achieved or performed any given level of forgiveness, we can
take credit for the total act of this very important virtue.
L et us take a look at the different levels that humans have CHOSEN TO
DIVIDE the holy act of forgiveness up into. You can decide for yourself, which level(s)
you've chosen to grant to the people in your life. Some of these may
sound the same to you, but many people don't like to admit to
something (even to themselves) unless every word in the description
are the very words they would use. These aren't in any order of
importance.
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FORGIVENESS LEVELS
1) You forgive outwardly for
OTHERS TO BELIEVE THAT YOU HAVE, but inside you just can't seem to
forgive. You want to but you feel that you cannot so you just carry on
with it in your mind and heart.
2) You claim to forgive, but
your relationship has never been quite the same with the person ... and
never will be. You tolerate the offender as much and as you can bear
to, because Jesus said to forgive. Sometimes you rarely speak, if ever
again, and the relationship virtually ends after the so-called
forgiveness.
3) You say that you forgive
the offense, but you ridicule, deride, mock, taunt or challenge the
offender at every turn, sometimes in anger and other times in humor.
4) You cease to feel
resentment against an offender, but you really don't trust them
anymore. You can forgive but you can't forget. You store a record of
the offence in the back of your mind just in case you need to bring it
up at a later date for any reason.
5) As long as you’re in a good mood, your forgiveness abounds, but
wake up on the wrong side of the bed, and anyone who has ever sinned
against you is a scoundrel until your mood changes.
6) You pick and choose who
you do and do not forgive. Some people are just not worthy and others
are easily forgiven despite that which they did.
7) You pardon someone
totally and unconditionally. You continue to love the person who
sinned against you, just as you did before the offense. It's as though
it never even happened. Recollections of the offense are not used
for any reason. You don't forget that you're a sinner yourself
and mercy and Grace are the greatest gift that God has given you
through Jesus Christ.
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Maybe the level of forgiveness that you use isn’t included here. If
it’s not, go ahead and add them in, because there are bound to be
millions of conditions and levels that fall in between these
categories, or have additional little addendums. It’s okay, we’re all
guilty of it at some point in our lives.
Now, let's look at the
word forgive. The prefix
for means before and the word give,
in this case, means commit. So, perhaps to forgive ...
to really forgive is to think
of things as they were before the offense was
committed. You may say, That's a tough thing to do, until you
think about it this way: Have you ever done
anything that you wish you had never done? Is there something
that if you could, you would totally erase it from your life, that
it would be forgotten totally from anyone's memory who knows about
it? It won't happen unless you forgive others the same way.
Jesus said:
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Matthew 7:2
For with what
judgment ye judge, ye shall be judged: and with what measure ye mete,
it shall be measured to you again.
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Now that you turn things around, and your own forgiveness of others
is involved, you can relate better to the phrase "forgive and forget"
... To sum up this whole definition business, it would be fair to say
that to forgive IS to forget.
It's hard on both the offender and the victim of a sin, when
forgiveness is not granted. For the offender, they feel untrusted and
ashamed. It can weaken a person's soul to live with knowing that
they're not forgiven for something that they're so sorry for. It's as
if there's an invisible net around them that they can't escape. To
repent for something we've done, and not to be forgiven, is an
experience that God didn't want us to bear, and that's the whole
reason why we have the New Testament, and why Jesus died for us. It's
a shame that we've defiled this beautiful gift of Grace by putting it
into levels. Forgive others the way you want to be
forgiven by God for things that you've done.
What about if you’re the victim of a sin? Let’s say someone has
committed a sin against you and you don’t forgive them. How can being
unforgiving ... Hurt you? It's in your subconscious mind if you
haven't completely forgiven someone for something. Your mind knows
what level you've assigned to each act of forgiveness you've granted.
You don't think about it all the time, but the knowledge of it is
there. This can cause bitterness in your spirit that can affect other
parts of your life. Your faith will feel like it's tainted with guilt.
That's because you're being measured by God with the same
forgiveness scale that you're using. Your lack of trust
in your offender can cause you to be untrusting of others as well. If
your offender is a loved one, you can become blameful of them for
unrelated things that happen in your life.
AM I FORGIVEN PARABLE ON BEING FORGIVEN
HOW TO BE FORGIVEN COMPLETELY
"Unforgiveness is like drinking poison and hoping the other person
dies."
~Margaret Stunt~
Now, obviously this does not mean that you MUST trust ALL of those
who have hurt you, in particular when terrible crimes were committed
and allow what occurred to happen again ... God forbid. It means
that you should not let the lack of trust in them, establish a habit
within you and have you walk in fear, unable to trust anyone else.
In a perfect world, when we forgive someone, it would really truly
be as if the offense never happened. We would be able to love,
communicate, befriend, trust, and continue in our relationships with
one another as if the offense was erased from time. My friend, that
is the description of how it is in heaven and this earth is not a
perfect world. Where we fear continued abuse from an offender, we
must forgive the best way we know how. If you are facing
circumstances that require forgiveness that risks your physical or
psychological safety, prayer is essential. Ask Jesus how to
completely forgive and release someone from offenses where
communication seems impossible afterward.
The point is ... Being unforgiving can cause a chain of circumstances that prevent
you from being fruitful for God. Until you completely release your
offender from his sin, you'll remain in the same net that you've put
him in.
We've done a pretty thorough job of putting forgiveness into levels,
now let's look at the levels that we've put sin into. What about
people? Do you find it easier to forgive a loved one than an
acquaintance or a stranger for the same offense? Are there sins that
we simply find unforgivable and others that we have no problem
whatsoever forgetting? To that, I have to ask you, are there some sins
that you’ve committed that you think God should hold you accountable
for, or do you want Him to forgive all of your sins?
Jesus addressed this very thing.
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Mark 11:25-26
And when ye stand praying, forgive, if ye have ought against any:
that your Father also which is in heaven may forgive you your
trespasses. But if ye do not forgive, neither will your Father which
is in heaven forgive your trespasses. |
Did you catch that? If you have anything
against any. Forgive all or you won't be
forgiven. Sorry, there are no levels for all. All means all. It
doesn't limit the number(s) or the intensity of the sin(s), or even
how long ago they happened, it's infinite.
Our report card on our forgiveness performance will be administered
to us on judgment day and we'll be remembered in God’s eyes exactly
the way we remembered (or forgave) others.
Let's pick up where we left off with Jesus sharing with us on
FORGIVENESS ...
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Matthew 18:23-35
The Kingdom of Heaven
is like a certain king who wanted to check on the debt of his
servants. When he had begun to estimate, one person was brought to him
that owed him 10,000 talents (a talent is an ancient coin of a certain
weight). Since the man had no money to pay, the king ordered that the
servant, his wife, children and all that he owned be sold so that he,
the king, could be paid.
The servant fell down and begged, Lord, have patience with me and
I'll pay you everything I owe. The king was moved with compassion and
released him, and forgave him the debt. (The king actually set the
servant free AND wiped out the debt.)
The same servant went out and found one of his fellow-servants,
who owed him 100 pence (that's about one millionth of the debt that
the king forgave him for). He took him by the throat and said, Pay me
what you owe me! His fellow-servant fell at his feet and begged him,
Have patience with me and I'll pay you everything I owe. The man would
not, but he went and threw his fellow-servant into prison until the
man could pay the debt.
When the other servants saw what happened, they were very sorry
and went and told the king what was done. The king called him and
said, O you wicked servant, I forgave you all that debt because you
asked me, shouldn't you also have had mercy on your fellow-servant,
like I had mercy on you? And the king was angry and put him in jail
until he could pay all that he owed the king.
In the same way will my Heavenly Father do to you, if you from
your hearts don't forgive every one of your brothers for their sins.
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AM I FORGIVEN RULEBOOK ON BEING FORGIVEN
REPENTING IS HOW TO BE FORGIVEN
Okay, back to the beginning. Remember the question we began with?
What would Jesus consider forgiveness? My friend, the answer is this:
He's gonna use the definition that you choose . . . on you! With that
in mind, you may want to consider how generous you are with the gift
of forgiveness that you grant to others ... and to yourself!
Yes, that’s right, you must forgive yourself too. Let’s say
you’re a merciful person to everyone that you know, but you’re very
hard on yourself and you have things pent up inside that you just
can’t seem to let go of. Things that you’ve even forgiven others for,
you find hard to forgive yourself for. It’s a tough one, I know.
As Christians, we know and understand that God forgives us, and we
don’t (usually) have a problem forgiving others ... but ourselves ... we
just can’t seem to get the hang of it, now can we? I have another
question to ask you. Does God still forgive us if we don’t forgive
ourselves?
Remember what Jesus said?
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Mark 11:25-26
And when you stand
praying, forgive, if you have anything against ANY: so your
Father in Heaven may forgive you your trespasses. But if you don't
forgive, neither will your Father in Heaven forgive you. |
All means all, remember. You count too. Are you not His child? Not
only do we have to concern ourselves with not being forgiven if we
fail to forgive but also becoming victim to a trap of satan.
This TRUTH is shared by Paul ...
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2
Corinthians 2:10-11
To whom ye forgive any thing, I forgive also: for if I
forgave any thing, to whom I forgave it, for your sakes forgave
I it in the person of Christ;
Lest Satan should get an
advantage of us: for we are not ignorant of his devices.
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I have another TRUTH to share with you. Way down deep inside of us,
there’s a twisted misconception that if we hold on to feelings of
guilt, it somehow justifies us in God’s eyes. This is the total opposite of what your Father wants for you. He didn’t sacrifice His
precious Son so that we would harbor feelings of guilt. He did it so
we would be completely free of that.
Guilt is a bad seed. As long as it’s
buried down deep, it WILL grow. Unattended, it will become a big
problem in your garden, because it will bloom and go to seed, and soon
you’ll have a whole bunch of little problems that grow into big
problems and it just keeps getting worse and worse. Once God forgives
you, He doesn’t remember it. You are cleansed of it. Pure as a little
baby. And that’s how your Father sees you.
Look at this from God’s point of view. Let’s say you’re a loving
parent, whose child has done something wrong. You may chasten the
child, or some other circumstances may arise that bring him to
repentance. Your precious child comes to you to confess, and asks
forgiveness.
Then you forgive him lovingly, and all is well. Later on,
you’re walking past the closed door of your child’s room and you hear
your little one crying and rapping his head on the wall, because he
feels badly for what he’s done. How does that make you feel? Maybe it
makes you feel like he doubts your forgiveness.
Now, knowing that you are God’s child, how can you serve the Lord
effectively and efficiently, as long as you carry guilt inside of you?
AM I FORGIVEN RESEARCH ON BEING FORGIVEN SUMMARY
HOW TO BE FORGIVEN CONCLUSION
As adult Christians, we understand that God forgives us, so the bad
feelings of guilt that we store up inside are in TRUTH, self
pity. You’re wasting your time feeling guilty. You’re wasting precious
time that you could be using toward God’s plans for your life. Lose
the guilt, and get on with the God business. Put on your garden
gloves, get a good hold on that weed, and eliminate it from your life
once and forever.
Forgiveness is the removal of sin. Once it’s removed, it’s gone. God
did the job. You don’t have to go and clean up after Him. Think of
what an insult that must be.
LET GO AND LET GOD!
It's never too late to forgive. There may be something that happened
years ago, maybe even in your childhood that you haven't completely
forgiven someone for. You can change that. You can free yourself and
other people to be more fruitful for God if you do. If someone hasn't
forgiven you for something, perhaps you'd like to ask them to forgive
you. You're not only seeking for peace for your own soul, but you're
also giving them a chance to escape that invisible net that they've
unknowingly put themselves in as well.
Now let’s type about that question that has been simmering in your
mind and heart. What does Jesus deem as Forgiveness?
The answer was given upon the Cross ...
GRACE
Remember the story of the slave and how it applies to our Christian
walk? I want ya to ponder on something ...
GRACE and forgiveness do NOT need to be DESERVED. We can offer it
to ANY person at ANY time for ANY crime that we CHOOSE to.
Here is an interesting concept ... What if that is the whole test?
Will we grant the same Grace and Love that we received to His
children.
AM I FORGIVEN TRUTH FOR BEING FORGIVEN
GRACE IS THE TRUE PATH ON HOW TO BE FORGIVEN
We are truly forgiven if we ask for forgiveness and choose to forgive all others unconditionally.
God's Grace is the most precious gift that we have. We need to learn
how to extend our own mercy and Grace to others whether we believe that they deserve
it or not. Every day is a new beginning, every moment, a fresh start.
Clean your slate and give others a chance to clean theirs too. You must choose to forgive others, to be forgiven. That is how to be forgiven.
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