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by Gary E. Andrews - 10/19/26 10:48 PM
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Joined: Aug 2002
Posts: 7,170 Likes: 29
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Sausagelink. No sin can enter into Heaven, no matter how small or how big. The greater the sin the greater the grace of God to forgive that sin. There is a saying" the worst sinners make the best Christians" or some such words. When a bad sinner is forgiven,he is much more grateful than a good sinner, because he has been forgiven of more. The hardest person to convince that they need a saviour is a good person. They think they don't need to be forgiven of sins, their own goodness will offset any little sins they have. Our self righteousness is to God as filty rags.
The only sin that can not be forgiven in blaspheme, and I doubt any of you here has committed that sin.
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