He cannot rob you, or do anything unjust, unmerciful or unkind; because his punishments are balanced to the fairness and understanding of the individual, if there is no way nor any attempt to make amends because it is not in your heart then you will feel the ramifications of your deeds sufficiently upon your soul to bring you to repentance (admitting your wrongs to God and the one you offended). This spiritual unrest comes from distillation of conscience, and although some try to numb it, inevitably it returns; like the dew from heaven distilling upon your soul in the morning of eternity.
It does not matter if man (the world) accepts the repentance of a sinner: true contrition is found within, in the innermost workings of the heart. It is enough that God accept the penitent; just like the prodigal son, should you find your way back, God will be most pleased with your eternal progression: the worth of souls is great in the sight of god. You didn’t come all this way through the depths and fires of hell (the battle in heaven) just to be turned away at the slightest inkling or mistake; although your sins be red as crimson they shall be white as snow. Joy is found in the suffering through affliction and afterwards savoring those blissful moments, how dare men deny the miracles/joyfulness of the kingdom of God, for such is heaven if not to redeem souls? Wo unto him that denieth the power of Christ’s atonement and the power it has with healing in it’s wings. It is as the sacred namesake hath spoken, “he whom doth not forgive is guilty of the greater sin.” They are guilty for denying the fact that sins can be forgiven and in essence deny Christ. Peter wept bitterly for denying Jesus, when the cock crowed. So too shall those that deny the miracles of God weep, and lament as there punishment shall be for all eternity. We cannot all be taught by the Holy Spirit directly like Jesus, we will sin, it is how we gain experience of mortality; how we progress after that defines us, not the sin, but the repentance thereafter.
He cannot rob you, or do anything unjust, unmerciful or unkind; because his punishments are balanced to the fairness and understanding of the individual, if there is no way nor any attempt to make amends because it is not in your heart then you will feel the ramifications of your deeds sufficiently upon your soul to bring you to repentance (admitting your wrongs to God and the one you offended). This spiritual unrest comes from distillation of conscience, and although some try to numb it, inevitably it returns; like the dew from heaven distilling upon your soul in the morning of eternity.
It does not matter if man (the world) accepts the repentance of a sinner: true contrition is found within, in the innermost workings of the heart. It is enough that God accept the penitent; just like the prodigal son, should you find your way back, God will be most pleased with your eternal progression: the worth of souls is great in the sight of god. You didn’t come all this way through the depths and fires of hell (the battle in heaven) just to be turned away at the slightest inkling or mistake; although your sins be red as crimson they shall be white as snow. Joy is found in the suffering through affliction and afterwards savoring those blissful moments, how dare men deny the miracles/joyfulness of the kingdom of God, for such is heaven if not to redeem souls? Wo unto him that denieth the power of Christ’s atonement and the power it has with healing in it’s wings. It is as the sacred namesake hath spoken, “he whom doth not forgive is guilty of the greater sin.” They are guilty for denying the fact that sins can be forgiven and in essence deny Christ. Peter wept bitterly for denying Jesus, when the cock crowed. So too shall those that deny the miracles of God weep, and lament as there punishment shall be for all eternity. We cannot all be taught by the Holy Spirit directly like Jesus, we will sin, it is how we gain experience of mortality; how we progress after that defines us, not the sin, but the repentance thereafter.