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What Does It Mean to Repent of Our Sins?

 

What does it mean to repent of your sins?  When it comes to repenting, it is a complete turn by asking God to forgive you of everything that you have done wrong in your personal life.  Proverbs 28:13 says he that covers his sins shall not prosper: but whosoever confesses and forsakes them shall have mercy.  I had to confess of every single thing that I have done wrong in my life.  I told God that I am sorry for being a very disrespectful little boy growing up.  I have hurt my family members and friends with all of the wrong things that I have done as a child as well as an adult.  I had to learn how to also forgive others whenever they do something wrong to me.  I had to learn how to stop taking revenge on others when they do wrong to me.  I am very sorry for all thing both past and the present.

 




I want to inform everyone who is reading this blog that I have completely asked God to forgive me of all of my sins that I have committed even when I was a child.  I told God and Jesus Christ that I was very sorry for doing all of the wrong things to other people and to myself.  For instance, I have to forgive my family members and others whenever they use curse words towards me personally.  I have to learn how to learn from my past sins.

 I do not have any business getting sarcastic at my family members and friends. When it comes to petty things, I have to let them go.  My mother’s prayer to me as well as my siblings was “Lord, please build a fence so high that trouble cannot get over it, and so low trouble cannot get under it; in Jesus name I asked these things Amen”.



 I will not forget what my mother and grandmothers told me when I was a child.  They always told me to go home and pray for those people who have wronged you.  They also told me to pray for those people who have hurt me and disrespect me by all means. 

 I have learned a whole lot from everyone that I have been in contact with during the past 51 years.  Please continue to pray for me because it is the Lord who have saved me and the Lord who will take care of me.  I thank all of you who have supported me during the past few years while I was blogging.  Right now, I want to say that I love all of you to everyone who have shown me nothing but love from the very beginning.   I am very sorry to all of those that I have hurt in the past as well as the present.  Thanks for reading my blog.

 

Sincerely,

 


Anthony Hopkins


I have been blogging and writing essays for 15 years.  I am a very nice person, who has common sense.  I am very intelligent, kind, smart, brave, bold, and very understanding.  I have a blog on Wordpress, Penzu, and Facebook.  I have a blog on Blogger.com as well.  I am a 56 year old man who graduated from the University of Toledo with a degree in Interdisciplinary Studies and
 Social Work.

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