Shalom,
Consider Jesus healing lepers ... we find this often in the Bible. Isn't there a deeper meaning to this? Leprosy was considered incurable at that time, and lepers a lost cause. Yet Jesus healed them as if suggesting that even the most hopeless had hope in God.
So basically what this means is that even the most wretched sinner will be healed, right? Everyone deserves forgiveness. God is for restorative justice, not retributive justice. He heals, doesn't punish.
Is this the lesson you've also learnt from Jesus healing the lepers?
Thanks,
Simon
Consider Jesus healing lepers ... we find this often in the Bible. Isn't there a deeper meaning to this? Leprosy was considered incurable at that time, and lepers a lost cause. Yet Jesus healed them as if suggesting that even the most hopeless had hope in God.
So basically what this means is that even the most wretched sinner will be healed, right? Everyone deserves forgiveness. God is for restorative justice, not retributive justice. He heals, doesn't punish.
Is this the lesson you've also learnt from Jesus healing the lepers?
Thanks,
Simon