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True repentance is learning what to do when you still carry feelings of guilt, even after you have repented for your sin. True repentance constrains us to feel so contrite over our sins that we change our thoughts, feelings, and deeds of wrong-doing by the divine power of Christ’s Resurrected Blood.

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Sin produces guilt. When we sin, we have two choices. We either put our guilt on the Creator and let Him save us, or we put it on the creature. This lesson shows the downward stairway we take when our Big “I” judge takes over and puts our guilt on creatures — either on ourself or on others. First, we are angry with ourself. Then, we punish ourself. Learn More

This message shows what happens when we put our guilt on Jesus, our Judge. We receive His Name. We receive joy or jubilee. We experience a joining. Then, when we have this joining with Jesus, the Judge, He begins to show us the root or cause of sin. We repent of the effect of sin at the Brazen Altar, in the Courtyard. We must deal with the root or cause of sin at the Mercy Seat of Judgment. Learn More

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Through His manifold mercy and great grace, the LORD God has provided a remedy for fallen mankind’s sinful condition. However, each person must recognize and acknowledge that he is a sinner by conception, by birth, and by deed. The LORD Jesus Christ brings relief from painful discomfort to every penitent soul by eternally washing him of his offenses, and by freeing him of his painful fears of God’s judgment and condemnation. Learn More

True repentance is learning what to do when you still carry feelings of guilt, even after you have repented for your sin. True repentance constrains us to feel so contrite over our sins that we change our thoughts, feelings, and deeds of wrong-doing by the divine power of Christ’s Resurrected Blood. By reading this book, you will see how a life of freedom from guilt is possible.

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1. Divinity of Jesus Christ, Isaiah 43:10 2. I Am Cause, John 8:10 3. Purpose of Suffering, Luke 24:25,26 4. Suffering Disciples, Luke 24:25,26 5. Circumcise Guilt Images, Acts 13:39 Learn More

Los sentimientos de culpa son responsables de mucha de la miseria mental y angustia emocional sobre las equivocaciones, ofensas y culpabilidad del pasado. Identificar la culpa es reconocer el lazo emocional que está inconscientemente haciendo que piense y se sienta miserable. Learn More

人が悲惨な気持ちで心が重くなり、苦痛なほどに悩みを感じ る場合は、その大半は罪悪感に原因があります。どのような理 由にせよ、人が罪悪を感じる時は、自分を罰するのが当然であ るように思ってしまいます。

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(California Convention) This lesson is about the Double Peace of God. We have peace when we get saved, but there is a peace of God that passes understanding. Peace means contentment, quietness, stillness, and tranquility. Two times in John 20:19-21, Jesus said, “Peace be unto you.” The first peace is peace from having one’s guilt of sin lifted by the Son’s Sacrifice. The second peace is from God the Father. The type and shadow of these two classes of peace are found in the Sin Offering Blood in the Old Testament and in the Gratitude or Thanks Offering. Learn More

This lesson gives a brief review of the Stature of Truth about the Firstborn: Jesus Christ is the Firstborn among many brethren.He is the Firstborn of many creatures. He is the Firstborn of the Dead. And, He is the Firstborn of the Church. Learn More

Feelings of guilt are responsible for much mental misery and emotional anguish over past wrong-doing, offenses, and culpability. To identify guilt is to recognize the emotional tie that is unconsciously causing one to think and feel miserable.

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Through His manifold mercy and great grace, the LORD God has provided a remedy for fallen mankind’s sinful condition. However, each person must recognize and acknowledge that he is a sinner by conception, by birth, and by deed. The LORD Jesus Christ brings relief from painful discomfort to every penitent soul by eternally washing him of his offenses, and by freeing him of his painful fears of God’s judgment and condemnation.

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(Ministerial Convention) This message gives an overview of the seven enemies we meet on the enchanted, lukewarm Laodicean Church Road: Moral Ignorance, Little Faith, Faintheartedness, Mistrust, Guilt, Flattery, and the Atheist.

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