Do you know that famous Mark Twain quote about forgiveness? He states, “Forgiveness is the scent that the violet leaves on the heel that trod it.” In reading this article, you will find information on how to be forgiven by God. Or how to accept God’s forgiveness and the answer to the question of whether God can forgive the same sins over and over again. I hope you find information that will open your mind to a new spiritual level. Enjoy your reading!

To be forgiven by God, we must repent of our sins and fast. The purpose of our fasting is to prepare for the reception without condemnation of the Holy Sacraments of Christ, for accepting the Lord Himself. Because the Lord is the Most Holy, and we are unclean. Christ’s Holy Mysteries is the first step towards cleansing our conscience and receiving forgiveness.

What is the sin that God will not forgive?

The blasphemy against the Holy Spirit is mentioned in the Bible as a sin that will never be forgiven. But repentance is the mystery by which all sincerely confessed sins are forgiven—even those against the Holy Spirit. No sin, no matter how serious, can surpass God’s goodness and love of man.

Nor, by the above words, the Savior does not say that they could not be remitted by sincere repentance, nor that their guilt, forgiveness could never be obtained. The unforgiveness of such sins is due to man’s obstinacy in not repenting. He who commits such sins does not receive forgiveness because he does not want to be forgiven and does not want to obey God’s commandments.

The goal of the Christian life is to acquire the Holy Spirit, and the saints, by their lives, are witnesses and proofs of the work of the Holy Spirit. If these sins are not followed by repentance, a deep wound is produced in the perpetrator’s soul.

How do you know God has forgiven you?

Suppose you have prayed before God with an honest heart and faith. It is enough to know that you are forgiven. Forgiveness is received by faith. Believe that you are forgiven, and you will find that you will feel forgiven. And there’s something else: it’s not enough if you ask for forgiveness.

You have to seek and let go of everything you’ve done wrong. That means no longer living as you want to live, but as you know, you should live. And it’s not easy. Because if you can cheat people, you can’t fool God; you can’t say you want to now and then go back to what you did. Change has to come for good, and few will accept such change. But those who do, discover how beautiful life with God is.

Our sins are a severe problem, for the solution of which Jesus paid the price of unimaginable suffering. But we have acquired His forgiveness from the moment we receive Christ. We will never be able to do anything to make up for our sins, no matter how much suffering we endure – and besides, God doesn’t expect us to. “But God shows His love for us by the fact that, while we were still sinners, Christ died for us.

How do I repent my sins to God?

Read the Bible and believe in Jesus; focus on Jesus; only then can you get to be forgiven by God and that you repent your sins. Do not take after other religions or sects that deny Jesus; if you sincerely want this, you will be forgiven. You will feel as if you are born again, then you will know you are forgiven, but from then on, you will still sin anyway. Only you will no longer wallow in sin, but you will wash quickly.

We, humans, were created for God and to live forever. Someone said something funny about it: only the first 80 years are more challenging, but after death, you have no more work to do. Believe, live what you believe, and do. You have to have a lot of faith. Believe. You can read the parable of the sower and then try to be the good soil. Also, could you read the New Testament and do what Jesus tells you to do? If you want to find out if you have faith, read the Bible.

It would help if you learned to forgive yourself. If you are honest, you will see that this is harder than believing God has forgiven you. Also, if you do not think that he has forgiven you, it means that you do not believe in the sacrifice of the Savior on the cross and the healing power of his blood. God so loved the world that he gave his only son so that all who believe in him may live forever. If you do not think that He has forgiven you, then do you believe that God does not love us and the sacrifice of the Saviour was in vain? 

How many times can God forgive you?

God forgives you 70×7 if you come with a warm and humble heart. The Bible deals extensively with the issue of forgiveness, and among the Saviour’s most famous expressions are “forgive 70 times 7”. Forgiving a person who has wronged you in one form or another often seems unthinkable. Even in the case of small wrongs, forgiveness is hard, and in some cases, the justification is the impossibility of forgiveness forever.

Many speeches about forgiveness come from the Bible directly from Jesus. Even the “Our Father” prayer teaches us to “forgive those who trespass against us.” The Bible also shows that at one point, the apostle Peter asks how often we should forgive the one who has wronged us. The answer came in a phrase still very familiar today “70 times 7”.

Jesus said this for a purpose; the number 7 in the Bible is a symbol for God; Jesus probably meant to say to forgive like God; God’s standard in the number of forgiveness is up to infinity. God puts no limits on His forgiveness, while the number 6 is men. God is saying here, forgive him every time he is wrong.

Will God stop forgiving me?

God never stops forgiving us and directing our steps toward heaven. We need God’s forgiveness because we have sinned and cannot otherwise deal with the sins we have committed. From a divine perspective, people cannot redeem one another, nor can they give God the price of redemption because saving their souls is so expensive that it will never be done.
If all human efforts to achieve reconciliation with God are futile, then the forgiveness that comes from God is needed.

Speaking of this God-given blessing, David testified that: He forgives you all your transgressions and then outlined the process of divine forgiveness, showing that:

The Lord is gracious and merciful, long-suffering, and rich in kindness.

He does not contend without ceasing and does not hold anger forever.

God does not punish us according to our sins,

He does not punish us according to our transgressions.