Bible Verses On Forgiveness

[WalterandDebbie]

Wednesday 5-29-24 4th. Day Of The Weekly Cycle, Iyar 20 5784 72nd. Spring Day

Biblical passages on forgiveness​

1. • 
     Matthew 6:12
     Debts and debtors
   • 
     Proverbs 17:9
     Fostering love
   • 
     Ephesians 4:32
     Kind and compassionate
2. • 
     Matthew 6:14
     Forgiving others
   • 
     Colossians 3:13
     Bearing with each other
   • 
     2 Chronicles 7:14
     Healing the land
3. • 
     Luke 6:37
     Not judging or condemning
   • 
     Matthew 18:21-22
     Seventy-seven times
   • 
     Proverbs 28:13
     Confessing and renouncing
4. • 
     Psalm 86:5
     Forgiving and good
   • 
     Mark 11:25
     Forgiving before praying
   • 
     Micah 7:18
     Pardoning and delighting
5. • 
     Acts 13:38-39
     Proclaiming forgiveness
   • 
     2 Chronicles 30:9b
     Gracious and compassionate
   • 
     1 John 2:2
     Atoning sacrifice
6. • 
     Psalm 32:5
     Acknowledging sin
   • 
     Ephesians 1:7
     Redemption through blood
   • 
     Joel 2:13
     Rending the heart
7. • 
     Acts 3:19
     Wiping out sins
   • 
     Acts 2:38
     Repentance and baptism
   • 
     Luke 17:3b-4
     Rebuking and forgiving
8. • 
     James 5:14-15
     Prayer and healing
   • 
     Isaiah 55:7
     Forsaking and turning
   • 
     Acts 17:30
     Commanding repentance
9. • 
     Jeremiah 3:12b
     Returning and faithful

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[Atarah]

The New Testament word translated as 'forgive' is 'apheimi'. When you read the other places where this word is used, you soon see that perhaps 'forgive' is a poor translation. Satan apheimi'd Jesus when his temptations failed; Peter apheimi'd the nets when Jesus called him to follow him, and the woman at the well apheimi'd her jar to run to the city if we confess our sin. He is faithful and just to apheimi our sin and to cleanse us... Greek is an exacting language, having five words for different types of love. Is 'forgive' the best translation? Can a Just God 'forgive' sin when all of scripture tells us it must be paid for?