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The Eleventh Commandment

Freedom Through Forgiveness

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The Eleventh Commandment

By: Andy J Smith
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Life's disappointments can be a challenge to forgive.

After my parents' deaths, I had to learn to forgive in order to move forward in my life. There is no Band-Aid for grief, loss, or offense. We'll have questions about the challenges we face in life, of course.

The problem is not having a question. The problem is not that our question remains unanswered. The problem is that we expect, or even demand, resolution and find ourselves offended because of this apparent disconnect between what we thought we were getting and what life gave us. Jesus said offenses would come because expectations are a given.

Hurt, loss, disappointment and offense are woven within the natural flow of relationship and commitment. As Jesus told the disciples of John, "Happy is the man that I can't offend."

I don't think happiness comes because Jesus decides not to offend us with His ways. I think the happiness happens when we acknowledge Jesus' teaching and, instead of trying to duck or deny the offense, we forgive and release it.

Forgiveness.

It's what I like to call The Eleventh Commandment.

©2015 Andy Smith (P)2015 Andy Smith
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The concept of forgiveness is universal. The negative effects of bitterness have been well documented in the medical & psychological research but HOW to forgive to reach the wholeness that comes from it often remains an elusive mystery...until you read this book.

Everyone NEEDS to read THIS book!

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