Do u go to hell if you believe some sins aren't forgiven like murder or child molesting. Even if done only once?
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Christ sacrificed himself to be the ultimate payment for our sin. Sin is sin all is deserving of death. We are justified in the sight of God through His Son.
Believing that God is unable to forgive sin such as murder and child molesting is basically saying that Jesus's death wasnt enough.
Are you obsessing over this question?
Say I murdered someone or molested a child in my past, right? I came to God admitting that I was terribly wrong and that I decided that I wanted to turn to God. If I asked God for forgiveness and turned to Him. Where is my righteousness and justification if I am unable to put my faith in Christ as my savior. Jesus was the finished work, he was our propitiation.
Believing that God is unable to forgive sin such as murder and child molesting is basically saying that Jesus's death wasnt enough.
Are you obsessing over this question?
Say I murdered someone or molested a child in my past, right? I came to God admitting that I was terribly wrong and that I decided that I wanted to turn to God. If I asked God for forgiveness and turned to Him. Where is my righteousness and justification if I am unable to put my faith in Christ as my savior. Jesus was the finished work, he was our propitiation.
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