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To: infool7
Ok, in your example you made your wrong right the person you stole from.

No problem there as that's the right thing to do.

However, that has nothing to do with "reparations" to God.

Then I would ask God to forgive me.

And that's all you can do. Nothing more. No 50 Hail mary's.

No 40 Lord's Prayers, etc.

No anything else.

Either the blood of Christ is sufficient for forgiving our sins or it isn't.

550 posted on 06/03/2019 4:01:46 PM PDT by ealgeone
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To: ealgeone
And that's all you can do. Nothing more. No 50 Hail mary's.

No 40 Lord's Prayers, etc.

No anything else.

I get it that nothing more is required but

would it be alright with you, if for instance

I was actually able to talk directly to Jesus or

His representative here on earth and

tell Him how sorry I was that I stole your car and

then He asked me to think about His mother while

I meditate on the time:

Gabriel announced His arrival or

when His mom visited her cousin Elizabeth or

when He was born in the stable or

when His mom presented Him in the temple or

when His mom and Joseph found him in the temple or

when He suffered agony in the garden or

when He was Scourged at the pillar or

when He was crowned with thorns or

when He carried His cross or

when He was Crucified or

when He rose from the dead or

when He ascended into Heaven or

when He sent the Holy Spirit or

when He assumed his mom into Heaven or

when He crowned her Queen in Heaven or

to pray like he taught us in scripture.

then in my sorrow to hear Him say

the most comforting words

"Go now, your sins are forgiven" 7

558 posted on 06/03/2019 5:22:37 PM PDT by infool7 (Observe, Orient, Pray, Decide, Act!(it's an OOPDA loop))
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