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Two questions about sin
This document addresses two questions about sin: What we must do about sin, and what God does with our sins. For the first question, it states that we must accept the cure of the Great Physician because we are lost and condemned. For the second question, it lists multiple verses to explain what God does with our sins: He bares our sins, remits our sins, blots out our sins, cleanses us from all sin, remembers our sins no more, stomps and drowns our sins so they cannot be recovered, and sends our sins packing to never return. It concludes that God has pardoned us through Christ.
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Two questions about sin
- 2. Acts 2:38 II Pet.3:9 I Tim. 2:4 Isa. 59:1-2
- 3. Jeremiah 8:22 (KJV) Isthere no balm in Gilead; is there no physician there? why then is not the health of the daughter of my people recovered?
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- 5. What we must doabout sin?
- 6. What we mustdo about sin? We are lost! We stand condemned! We must accept the cure of the Great Physician!
- 7. What does God dowith our sins?
- 8. God through Christ baresour sins (I Pet. 2:24)
- 9. He carried our burden onHis back!
- 10. God remits our sins(Acts 2:38)
- 12. God blots outour sins (Acts 3:19)
- 14. God cleanses us fromall sin (I Cor. 6:9-11)
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- 16. God remembers oursins no more (Heb. 10:17)
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- 18. God stomps and drownsour sins (Micah 7:19)
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- 20. God sends oursins packing and tells them to leave and never come back (Psalms 103:12)
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- 23. “If he isnot willing to accept it; it cannot be given.”
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- 25. Jere. 8:22 “You havedied because you have not used the cure!”