Can God forget the sins we commit? If God can forget sins, how can He be said to be omniscient, or all-knowing? If God can’t forget things, how can He say He forgives us any more than angry people in marriage counseling forgive their spouse when they can’t forget it? The biblical answer is God doesn’t forget our sins, but He chooses not to remember them: “I will remember their sins no more” (Hebrews 8:12, see also Jeremiah 31:34 and Isaiah 43:25).
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The disciples had heard that Jesus was risen, but when He stood among them, they were startled and afraid. Jesus graciously handled their doubt by showing them His hands and feet, inviting them to touch Him, and eating in front of them.
The resurrection was not a symbol, feeling, vision, or metaphor. Jesus was physically, bodily, and permanently raised from the dead.
Read the blog post: https://www.scottlapierre.org/proof-of-the-resurrection/
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Jesus’ first words after the resurrection were “Peace to you” in Luke 24:36. This sermon explains why peace with God follows repentance and why the risen Christ is not keeping a list of failures over repentant believers.
Blog post:
https://www.scottlapierre.org/jesus-first-words-after-the-resurrection-peace-to-you/
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