God Forgives and Forgets. Don’t You Think God is Too Smart to Lose Remembrance?

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  1. ngureco profile image80
    ngurecoposted 13 years ago

    God Forgives and Forgets. Don’t You Think God is Too Smart to Lose Remembrance?

    Yes, How Can God Forgets When He Can Sees Everything, Hears Everything and Knows Everything? What's the Teaching from, 'God Forgives and Forgets'?

  2. Sharon Douglas profile image40
    Sharon Douglasposted 13 years ago

    God is love and love is God. He love us so much that he was willing to sacrifice his life for us. He took our burdens to Calvary to pay a price of Death for us.

    When we sin, What would atone for us? Only under his precious blood. When we accept the word of God (bible) we are no more ourselves we become the word of God, when we accept the word of God it is God the spirit in us again, whatever we did in the past or present is no more in remembrance because we are under the shed blood (the word), once we confess our sins he will forgive us.

    God is not looking at us from what we did in the past, he love us before we first love him and is looking at us through his blood. Once you repent (change of mind into his mind) and ask for forgiveness he remembers our sin (mistakes etc) no more.

    Sometimes things maybe hard to explain because God ways are not our ways, his thoughts are not our thoughts, so all we have to do is just believe.

    BE IT DONE UNTO YOU AS YOU BELIEVE.

    If we believe he don't remember it no more, well he don't, if we believe that we are lost and are sinners, then we are.

    Its our acceptance of God whatever we accept and believe to be, that will be.

  3. Thesource profile image68
    Thesourceposted 13 years ago

    God cannot forget anything. That does not mean anything bad. He will not forget all the Good things about you either. He loves you very much and will never use his perfect memory in any negative way against you.

    Actually you or anyone cannot anything to hurt the ever Powerful and Supreme Being, God. He that is not hurt finds no need to forgive. As with all real love which is unconditional you have no reason to worry any repercussions directly from him for your misdeeds.

    But beware of hurting others. Doing wrong to others can hurt you.
    Effects of your misdeeds will be painful. But these are not punishment of God. Therefore go in peace, do what you feel is good to you and others.  He would prefer that out of your own free will you love him instead of fearing him. If you move towards him in this manner both of you will find Joy.

  4. Freeway Flyer profile image83
    Freeway Flyerposted 13 years ago

    If you define God as absolutely perfect in either way, then He can remember anything. Whether or not he chooses to remember everything is another question. For humans, the only way that we can fully forgive is to more or less forget. Maybe God has the capacity to forgive even if His memory is perfect.

    http://hubpages.com/hub/Gods-Limitations

  5. HOOWANTSTONO profile image60
    HOOWANTSTONOposted 13 years ago

    Psa 103:12 As far as the east is from the west, so far hath he removed our transgressions from us.

    http://hubpages.com/hub/God-never-Tests-Tries-or-Tempts

    God has no agenda in remembering sins, if blood was shed then the blood itself is the reason, if the blood covers then no point in remembering, the blood covers the sin and God cant reverse the blood covering, it was his own blood for all mankind Believe it or Not

  6. Kemo profile image58
    Kemoposted 13 years ago

    I believe god forgives us in the same sense we forgive are own children after they have acted badly...

  7. profile image51
    miley..cyrus.....posted 13 years ago

    god forgives but he does not forgets  about it

  8. Edwin Chan profile image61
    Edwin Chanposted 13 years ago

    I think what is meant by 'forgets' is that 'God' is willing to put things into the past and moves on. It is more the colloquial 'forgive and forget' where it means to forgive someone and move on, as opposed to actually 100% erasing it from your memory.

  9. dtchosen profile image60
    dtchosenposted 13 years ago

    God forgives yes, but I don't think He forgets, He just choose not to account the sins of the repentant. The Scripture says that if we repent "He will remember our sins no more". The "will" there implies a conscious act of not putting into account as oppose to being forgetful.

  10. CARIBQUEEN profile image64
    CARIBQUEENposted 13 years ago

    I don't think he actually forgets. He just does not hold it against you - he holds no grudges. He remembers it no more because he does not have to remind you on every occasion of what you did. That's my interpretation.

  11. ashriya j profile image59
    ashriya jposted 13 years ago

    Quite interesting.........Not to be offensive to anyone.What  I understand is this , God doesn't judge one with their previous mistakes, when he forgives he never convicts one of  their past faults,everthing is new.

  12. hiswordisgolden80 profile image59
    hiswordisgolden80posted 13 years ago

    This is a question that would raise the eyebrows of many.  My answer is that to understand what is meant of the statement is to think of things in the spirit.  What this means is that he doesn't literally forget but instead removes the things from your past to not hold you responsible.  This is what HE teaches to us as well. You will not forget what one has done to but you are not to hold it against that person such as recalling the things of the past.  Forgiveness is the purest evidence that love does exist. Think of a time when your loved one did something terrible to you; how far away is that thing in your mind when you look at them?

 
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