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Essay On Unforgiveness

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Always remember these 3 things, forgiveness, faith, and favor. Those 3 things go hand in hand. You cannot have one without the other. God’s goal is to position you in life for your purpose. He will mold you, break you, guide you, love you, reprimand you, and set you straight to fulfill His purpose in your life. Sometimes we get off track and want to do the things that we want to do. When things go bad in life we always try to fix those things ourselves.

We are human and we disagree with each other from time to time and do not see eye to eye all the time. At times we come a divided people. Bitterness sets in and our hearts harden. When we do not follow the commandments of God, our problems are a trick effect. We fall into anger, depression, bitterness, holding grudges, and we quit talking to …show more content…

Why let that consume your heart? Why let that harden your heart? Why let that block your faith from working for you when you need it as you go through your circumstances? Unforgiveness will block your faith from getting you out of your circumstances. Unforgiveness will consume your heart. In any situation into the next everything will be offensive, hurtful, painful, cause resentment, fear, doubt, and many more negative connotations. If others want to remain in a negative realm of life and do wrong to others, let them. This does not have to be …show more content…

Forgiveness is an act of Faith, you believe that God will handle it on His end. When we learn to adapt to the adversaries attacks we can forgive people for the mistakes they cause in their lives that affect us. When you know who you are in God you can let go easier what people say and do to you. Forgive and move on so that your faith can benefit

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