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Matthew 18:31-35
Excerpted from: Mercy Triumphs Over Judgment!

So from this parable we learn several easy principles.

1. Our sins are great.

2. God abundantly forgives.

3. The offenses committed against us by our brethren are relatively minor to the ones that we have committed against God.

4. We should forgive abundantly as our Master does.

5. If we do not, God will be justly angry with us and punish us.

Ultimately, our receipt of God's mercy and compassion depends on how we treat others. We have nothing to pay our debt, therefore, God's forgiveness of our sins is nothing less than a great, tremendous gift. And that gift rests on the foundation of Christ's finished work, and it is on Jesus Christ that God can cancel our spiritually bankrupt debt.

Matthew 18:31-35
Excerpted from: Defining Grace

So we see then, at the end of the parable, that the lord's grace, that the lord's compassion, the lord's mercy is forfeited because of the greed, the anger, and the lack of compassion in the forgiven one.

Articles
Another Look at Footwashing
The Prisoner
Will Christ Find Faith?

Bible Studies
Parable of the Unforgiving Servant
Parable of the Unforgiving Servant
The Miracles of Jesus Christ: Feeding the Five Thousand (Part Two)
The Model Prayer (Part Seven): Forgive Us Our Debts
What Must We Do When We Recognize Our Guilt?

Essays
Forgiveness and Forgiving
Forgiveness and Reconciliation
Loving the Body of Christ (Part Two)
Sins in the Balance (Part One)

Sermons
The Father's Promise of Power!
Snares
New Covenant Priesthood (Part 11)
Mercy and Justice
Mercy and Justice
Are You Being Brainwashed? (Part 2)
More Righteous Than the Pharisees?
Anger (Part 2)
Matthew (Part Twenty-Five)
Forgiveness and the Perpetual Covenant of Peace

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