What the Bible says about Enormous and Unpayable Debt We Have to God
(From Forerunner Commentary)

Matthew 18:21-27 This servant owed the king 10,000 talents—an immense and practically uncollectible amount, likely in the millions of dollars or beyond in today's value—which we might liken to the enormous and unpayable debt that we, as servants before our eternal King, have accrued. Whenever we sin, even after we are converted, we come under the death penalty until we repent. Upon our repentance, we receive forgiveness through the blood of Jesus Christ, and the death penalty is removed. The atoning blood of Christ is a very precious commodity—capable of paying for all the sins of humanity. Such forgiveness is the reason we need to find and maintain the proper perspective regarding the enormous price continuously being paid—the colossal debt being forgiven—on our behalf. Austin Del Castillo The Prisoner Related Topics: Acts of Forgiveness | Atoning Blood of Christ | Attitude of Forgiveness | Death as Wages of Sin | Death Penalty | Forgiveness | Our Debt to Christ | Parable of the Unforgiving Servant | The Prisoner

 

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