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Not Worthy of the Name

Not Worthy of the Name. Sermon The Other Side of Repentance Psalm 51. Then the reaction began to set in. Not a word was uttered. It didnt need to be. The atmosphere of shocked condemnation could be felt throughout the room as much as the dust still hanging in the air. Why does this fellow talk like that? 8221; Hes blaspheming! 8221; Who can forgive sins but God alone? So what did it mean for Jesus to forgive that paralyzed man? The psalm is a study in repentance. But that repentance would .

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Not Worthy of the Name. Sermon The Other Side of Repentance Psalm 51. Then the reaction began to set in. Not a word was uttered. It didnt need to be. The atmosphere of shocked condemnation could be felt throughout the room as much as the dust still hanging in the air. Why does this fellow talk like that? 8221; Hes blaspheming! 8221; Who can forgive sins but God alone? So what did it mean for Jesus to forgive that paralyzed man? The psalm is a study in repentance. But that repentance would .

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