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 1    3,   4    |     Himself46 and to beseech His forgiveness. ~Thus, in deeds and in
 2    3,   4(52)|          fruits of this love are forgiveness and restoration to grace,
 3    3,   4(52)| especially from enemies; also as forgiveness of sins - of individuals
 4    3,   4(52)|  compassion," and in consequence forgiveness and remission of guilt.
 5    7,  13    |       the readiness and power of forgiveness which flow continually from
 6    7,  14    |       moral aspect the moment of forgiveness, which is so much of the
 7    7,  14    |       the essence of the Gospel. Forgiveness demonstrates the presence
 8    7,  14    |          more powerful than sin. Forgiveness is also the fundamental
 9    7,  14    |       people. A world from which forgiveness was eliminated would be
10    7,  14    |          generous requirement of forgiveness does not cancel out the
11    7,  14    |         so to speak, the goal of forgiveness. In no passage of the Gospel
12    7,  14    |          the Gospel message does forgiveness, or mercy as its source,
13    7,  14    |        insult are conditions for forgiveness. ~Thus the fundamental structure
14    7,  14    |         most simply and fully in forgiveness. Forgiveness, in fact, shows
15    7,  14    |        and fully in forgiveness. Forgiveness, in fact, shows that, over
16    7,  14    |        guard the authenticity of forgiveness, both in life and behavior