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1. Seven Things Forgiveness IS NOT
A. Forgetting
When you forgive someone your memory isn’t suddenly wiped clean of the offense
B. Regaining Automatic Trust
You don’t immediately trust the person who injured you when you forgive them.
That wouldn’t even be logical.
Trust is earned, and they must earn trust again.
C. Removal of Consequences
Even though you forgive someone, they may still have consequences to face because of their actions.
Thief on the Cross
D. Ignoring the Offense
You don’t have to pretend nothing happened when you forgive.
The reality is an offense was made.
Acting like it never occurred only builds resentment and anger.
E. Instant Emotional Healing
Emotions heal with time.
HEART WILL FOLLOW THE ACTION.
F. Restoring the Same Relationship
There may never be reconciliation
The relationship may be closer than before or not, but most likely it will never be the same.
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A Leverage of Power
Granting forgiveness does not give a person power over the person being forgiven.
That would violate the entire principle and purpose of forgiveness.
2. Everyone Is Accountable to God
3. Consider God’s Mercy, Grace, Forgiveness and Love Toward You
4. Consider What God Expects of You
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