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Written on June 21, 2024

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The sinner walks in And the saint remembers When he was him, But now he’s delivered From the fear and the pain, The sorrow and rain, All of those things that remain, penalties of the sinner. The sinner says “I’m not to blame” While the saint tries to still the shame, Let go of the past, Fear and sorrow won’t last, There comes a day when God will surely say, You, my child, have been saved by grace, Wherever you go, know you’ve been spared… Penance for the sins – the devil will never win. You, my child, have been saved from eternity with him, Instead, sinner turned saint, you will be… Forever set free – forever, eternally triumphant Over the sins that once held you captive, Forever set free – forever, alive because you believed… In the Son who made a way through each fear, Taught of love that is precious and dear, Silenced the darkness, wiping away each tear… Because of love, each sinner is changed to a saint. Because of love, the believing heart abides… In the promises of life without end, a life more alive Than life has ever been – a life that decides… To reflect the beautiful love that He sends, When He forgives all our sins, saves all that is lost, Never regretting the cost – because of love that taught His gift is life eternal – His love defeated the infernal – He is the great supernal… Once a sinner – now a saint Because He lives, my heart can’t wait… For the moment when He says…. Welcome home, child of mine – welcome home, The love that saved your heart and soul… That love is alive in this place where you’re known, as a child of the King, who truly set you free to be… at home in this place that was meant for souls who truly believe! Once a sinner – now I’m free – so very free!

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Date: 6/22/2024 9:50:00 PM
Enjoyed your musings on sin, dear Gina. Indeed, God can and does wash away our sins or let us say karma but only if we accept fully that we are ready to repay debts of love we owe. Sin arises owing to ignorance, the mistaken belief that we are only this body-mind. Once ignorance is removed, ego is no more and so sin is no more.
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