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Apr 02
While reflecting on the Lord’s Prayer (in Jesus Through Middle Eastern Eyes), Bailey makes the following observation:
It is a common human assumption that the violator of the rights of others must ask for forgiveness before the wronged party can be expected to accept the apology and grant forgiveness. . . . But here Jesus asks the person wronged to forgive the one responsible for the wrongdoing even when there is no confession of guilt.
Author: Stephen Barkley
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