In the context of The Bible, God's word does not shy away from reporting the sins of his people. The Bible contains numerous accounts of the shortcomings and transgressions of individuals and communities, serving as a record of both their failings and God's response to them. This transparency underscores the themes of repentance, forgiveness, and redemption that are central to the overall narrative of the Bible.
From a religious perspective, sins are actions or thoughts that are considered to be immoral or harmful, leading individuals away from God's teachings and love. They are believed to create a separation between humans and God, requiring repentance and forgiveness to restore the relationship.
There are many sins that I have to be repent before God. As a human being born in this world as sinners and with our daily works we commit sins every day, so we need to repent every day as Paul has said; I died every day and let your anger not cross the sunset. There are many sins which I cannot remember. If Gods counts my sins, it may be as high as the highest mountain. Our righteousness is Just like a filthy rag in God's side. We are sinners and God is a great lover to sinners.
Jeremiah 2:13 refers to the people of Israel committing two sins: forsaking God, the "spring of living water," and digging their own cisterns, which are broken and can't hold water. It symbolizes the consequences of turning away from God's provision and relying on temporary, ineffective substitutes.
1 John 1:9 says, "If we confess our sins, he is faithful and just and will forgive us our sins and purify us from all unrighteousness." This verse emphasizes the idea that God is always ready to forgive our sins when we repent and ask for forgiveness.
Jesus the Christ was the Son of God and therefore sinless. He did not sin.... ever. But in order to died for the sins of mankind while He was on the cross of Calvary all the sins of mankind was turned over to Him. He had to take our sins into His body and die. They were not His sins they were our sins but he took them upon Himself and died in our place. This is why when we accept Jesus as our Savior our sins are gone because He took them at Calvary. We as Christians will never be judged for our sin as Jesus took care of them when he was sacrificed for them. The agony of Crucifixion was a terrible death, but can you imagine the extra agony that Jesus had, being a sinless person taking all the sin of mankind upon Himself. Only Jesus could have done this.
Only god can forgive our sins , as apostles to were sinners.And not gods.
he died for our sins
This quote is from Euripides, a Greek tragedian. The full quote is "When guilt is in the air, the gods will visit the sins of the fathers upon their sons."
they think people like this are like retribution for their sins and they kill them sometimes and appese to the gods
Repentance of sins and Baptism.
being Honest, with your Lord, with yourself, with people. avoiding great sins: killing, stealing, prostitution,disobeying parents, alcohol drinking. and trying to avoid minor sins like disregard to others, wasting precious time, ....
Because he died to forgive us of our sins and it as all in gods plan.
foreign wives, foreign gods
because he was scared that the gods would come down from the heavens to get revenge for his sins.
Other People's Sins - 1931 is rated/received certificates of: UK:A
There is a large list of sins in Christianity. The most severe sins are described in the Ten Commandments. The worst sins in Christianity are related to harming other people and taking possession of other people.
were all bad people we've all done sins Thar for that r no good people??