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Anytime you go against the will of God or fall into temptations, do not dwell on guilt. Heed to what God has said about you.

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You need to understand what has been written concerning you in the Bible. 


Hebrews 10:16 

“This is the covenant that I will make with them

in the days to come, says the Lord:

I will put my laws in their hearts

and write them on their minds.”


Hebrews 10:17

And then he says, “I will not remember their sins and evil deeds any longer.”


Hebrews 10:18

So when these have been forgiven, an offering to take away sins is no longer needed.


 

 

Look at Hebrews 10:16....


 

Hebrews 10:16 

“This is the covenant that I will make with them

in the days to come, says the Lord:

I will put my laws in their hearts

and write them on their minds.”

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What are the days that is to come? Now! Now that Christ has died and resurrected.

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Now, look at verse 17


Hebrews 10:17

And then he says, “I will not remember their sins and evil deeds any longer.”

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In the days to come, which is now, God has said "I will remember your sins no more!" 

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Don't get all worked up over your mistakes. All you need to do is to apologise to your Father and repent. Don't run away Him because He loves you so so much.

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Don't misunderstand what the word "repent" means. Repent means to change your mindset or to change how you think. Not for God's good but for your own good.

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God doesn't hate sin because of what it does to Him but because of what it does to you. 

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We that are born again should serve God without fear or guilt! Zachariah, the father of John, prophesied about Christ saying

 

Luke 1:74 

That he would grant to us, that we being delivered out of the hand of our enemies might serve him without fear,


Don't keep dwelling in that guilt. God loves you. God is pleased with you. 

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You are holy. You are righteous. You are without blemish in His sight. In His sight, you are more than perfect. 

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You couldn't, you didn't, and can never make yourself holy and pure but God did through Christ Jesus. 


                                                 

                                                          

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