The Parable of the Unforgiving Servant
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Matthew 18:21-22
The rabbis taught that people should forgive those who offended them three times, as I mentioned, and Peter, trying to be generous, asked Jesus whether seven, the perfect number, was enough times to forgive someone. But Jesus answered "seventy times seven," and that is the number of eternity in a sense, meaning we should not even keep track of how many times we forgive someone. We should always forgive those who are repentant no matter how many times they ask.
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