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There can be no doubt that the Savior recognized man’s need for the forgiveness of sins. When asked to teach His disciples to pray, He included in His model prayer the request for God’s forgiveness. Notice, in Matthew 6.12, that sins require forgiveness and leave the sinner in debt to the one sinned against: “And forgive us our debts, as we forgive our debtors.” Thus, when you sin against someone, including God, your sin leaves you with a debt of obligation to make it right. Therefore, sin should not be thought of as something that just goes away when you ignore it for long enough. No, it is a debt that must be somehow paid to whom it is owed.
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To us the plenary verbal inspiration of Holy Scripture is a fact, and not hypothesis.
Charles H. Spurgeon (1834-1892)