0
Jesus frequently mixed with sinners, and when He did, He invariably changed the lives of those people. Witness what happened after Jesus mixed with the Samaritan woman who's had five husbands (John 4:28-30, 39), the tax collector Matthew (Matthew 9:9) and the tax collector Zaccheus (Luke 19:1-10).
What else can I help you with?
Hate the sin not the sinner?
"Hate the sin, but love the sinner," is a quote from Mahatma Gandhi, not Jesus Christ.
What sacrifice did?
Jesus sacrificed his life to save the sinner
Was Jesus born as a sinner?
Yes He was and He stayed that way.
Jesus forgive you?
Jesus will forgive the repentant sinner any transgression but blaspheming the holy spirit.
Was Eva Peron a saint or a sinner?
Eva Peron was a sinner, for everybody is a sinner (Romans 3:23), except for Christ Jesus Himself (1 Peter 2:22).
When does Jesus forgive the sinner?
Jesus forgives sinners immediately they sincerely ask for forgiveness and are truly repentant.
Are preachers sinners?
The only mortal that was not a sinner was Mary, the mother of Jesus.
When was Mary Queen of Heaven and Earth canonized?
Never happened, she was a mortal woman who had a special calling , the bottom line she was a sinner like the rest of us and had 6 other children after jesus
How are Gandhi and Jesus Christ different?
Ghandi liked Jesus' sayings but did not believe that he was a sinner that needed saving by Jesus, as all men need salvation by Jesus.
What is the sinner's prayer?
The sinner's prayer is the first that a person makes when turning from sin (repentance) toward God, thus accepting Jesus Christ as his savior.
Was it possible to get out of the sinners class during the time of Jesus?
Being a "sinner" is not a class, it is an emotional and active state. So, a sinner could easily escape being a sinner by being contrite and performing the correct actions.
Who was the sinner that annointed Jesus' feet?
The sinner who anointed Jesus' feet is commonly identified as Mary Magdalene in some interpretations, though the Gospels do not specify her name. In the account found in Luke 7:36-50, a woman described as a sinner washes Jesus' feet with her tears, wipes them with her hair, and anoints them with expensive perfume. This act of devotion and repentance highlights themes of forgiveness and love, demonstrating her recognition of Jesus' authority and mercy.
