Wednesday, September 18, 2024

Blotted Out - when you were born again, you were redeemed from the penalty of sin. If you had to go on paying for your wrongdoing, you'd have to go to hell when you died, because that's part of the penalty too. However, thank God, we are redeemed not only from the power of sin, but also from the penalty of sin. Jesus took our place. He suffered the penalty of sin. "I blotted out your transgression," God said." God didn't do it for your sake, but for His own sake. "I will not remember your sins," He promised

"I, even I, am he that blotteth out thy transgressions for mine ownsake, and will not remember thy sins" -  (Isaiah 43:25).

"I guess I'm just paying for the life I lived before I got saved," a minister who was having a hard time once said to me.

Many Christians, like that minister, are defeated, permitting things to take place in their lives, because they think that's the way it has to be. 

They don't know the difference between repentance and doing penance.

They try to do penance for their past life. 

But in reality, since they repented of their sins, God has no knowledge that they've ever done anything wrong!

"I blotted out your transgression," God said, "for My own sake." 

God didn't do it for your sake, but for His own sake.

"I will not remember your sins," He promised.

If God doesn't remember them, why should you?

You shouldn't!

When you were born again, you were redeemed from the penalty of sin. 

If you had to go on paying for your wrongdoing, you'd have to go to hell when you died, because that's part of the penalty too.

However, thank God, we are redeemed not only from the power of sin, but also from the penalty of sin.

Jesus took our place. 

He suffered the penalty of sin.

Confession: 

When I repented, my Heavenly Father blotted out my transgressions. He does not remember my sins.

Therefore, I won't remember them either. 

And I won't remind Him of them.

From Faith Food Devotions by Kenneth E. Hagin 

Kenneth Hagin Ministries (aka Rhema) is a worldwide ministry based on faith, prayer, and the healing truths in God's Word. Founded in 1963 by Rev. Kenneth E. Hagin, we are currently led by Rev. Kenneth W. Hagin with the help of his wife, Lynette Hagin, and son, Craig W. Hagin. As a ministry, we are dedicated to reaching people with the Good News of Jesus Christ.

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