While Jesus is reclining at the six inch high table, this sinful woman barges in and begins to cry at His feet.
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While Jesus is reclining at the six inch high table, this sinful woman barges in and begins to cry at His feet.
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The King James calls it remitting which means to release, to acquit, to surrender.
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This is the first occurrence of a human attribute that is described to God which does not fit. It is not a misprint, bad translation, or a weakness of God.
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This is an action which God describes upon those who remained pure in the heart of a time where people lived in abomination. Judgement always comes when sin is great. But, God always protects those who are faithful.
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Our sin that runs from Adam and Eve which then leads to the Dead Sea (death) was interrupted by another Joshua, Jesus, when He created a crossing for us.
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Up until this point in time Adam and Eve enjoyed the pureness of God’s presence. They lived in complete obedience with God’s boundaries. This does not mean that they were slaves to God but, as children with their parents, lived fulfilled and pleasant lives within the safety of God’s oversight.
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The word sinner is much like the word wicked, it paints a picture in our mind of someone who is evil.
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No one can question the thought that this world that we are living in is not the same world of 30 years ago, 20 years ago, nor even 10 years ago. Good or bad, changes have drastically taken place.
Here is an interesting quote by Charles G. Finney, a well known evangelist over 100 years ago, on his idea of bad change in America. He who wrote in The Decay of Conscience in 1873:
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The Chief Priests and Elders planted seeds and watched them grow.
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