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Exodus 32:30–32 (The Message).”
See also Ne 1:4–11; Da 9:4–19; Am 7:1–6
For other human beings
Genesis 18:20–33 (The Message)
God continued, “The cries of the victims in Sodom and Gomorrah are deafening; the sin of those cities is immense.
I’m going down to see for myself, see if what they’re doing is as bad as it sounds.
Then I’ll know.”
The men set out for Sodom, but Abraham stood in God’s path, blocking his way.
Abraham confronted him, “Are you serious?
Are you planning on getting rid of the good people right along with the bad?
What if there are fifty decent people left in the city; will you lump the good with the bad and get rid of the lot?
Wouldn’t you spare the city for the sake of those fifty innocents?
I can’t believe you’d do that, kill off the good and the bad alike as if there were no difference between them.
Doesn’t the Judge of all the Earth judge with justice?”
God said, “If I find fifty decent people in the city of Sodom, I’ll spare the place just for them.”
Abraham came back, “Do I, a mere mortal made from a handful of dirt, dare open my mouth again to my Master?
What if the fifty fall short by five—would you destroy the city because of those missing five?”
He said, “I won’t destroy it if there are forty-five.”
Abraham spoke up again, “What if you only find forty?”
“Neither will I destroy it if for forty.”
He said, “Master, don’t be irritated with me, but what if only thirty are found?”
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For one’s persecutors
See also Mt 5:43–44; Ac 7:59–60
Prayers for forgiveness for oneself
See also Ne 9:1–3; Ps 51:1–17
Examples of forgiveness given
See also Is 6:1–7; Jn 8:3–11
The call to exercise forgiveness
As a principle of life
See also Mt 5:38–48
Within the church
Forgiving enemies
Pr 24:17; Pr 25:21–22; Mt 5:44; Ro 12:20
Being forgiven is dependent on forgiving others
Mk 11:25–26 NIV footnote at verse 26.
See also Mt 6:12; Mt 6:14–15; Mt 18:21–35; Lk 6:37
Forgiveness is to be without limits
See also Mt 18:21–22
Examples of human forgiveness
See also Ge 50:15–21; 2 Sa 16:5–11
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