Forgiveness Quotes - Page 37

I'm sorry' I said again. Whenever someone tells you something said, it's the only thing you can think to say, even if you're already said it before.

We forgive but not forgotten

We must be willing to forgive without limit even as God forgives; otherwise we cannot be forgiven.

There is only one path which leads to the house of forgiveness - that of understanding.

Life's too short not to forgive.

Few suffer more than those who refuse to forgive themselves.

Let us forget and forgive injuries.

Humility and ascetic hardship free a man from all sin, for the one cuts out the passions of the soul, the other those of the body. This is what the blessed David indicates when he prays to God, saying, "Look on my humility and my toil, and forgive all my sins" (Ps. 25:18).

There are some facts that will never change. One fact is that you are forgiven. If you are in Christ, when he sees you, your sins are covered-he doesn't see them. He sees you better than you see yourself.

People with bad consciences always fear the judgment of children.

Enchanted partnership begins with the conscious understanding, on the part of two people, that the purpose of their relationship is not so much material as spiritual, and the internal skills demanded by it are prodigious.

Romance is one of the sacred temples that dot the landscape of life.

Use each interaction to be the best, most powerful version of yourself.

We must give ourselves more earnestly and intelligently and generously than we have to the happy duty of appreciation.

I discovered that forgiveness is a path to freedom.

Let the punishment match the offense.

We cannot with all our heart forgive someone who does us wrong unless we possess real knowledge. For this knowledge shows us that we deserve all we experience.

He who seeks forgiveness of his sins loves humility, but if he condemns another he seals his own wickedness.

Failure to do the good that is within your power is hard to forgive. But mercy and prayer reclaim the negligent.

No one is as good and merciful as the Lord. But even He does not forgive the unrepentant.

Scarcely any law of our Redeemer is more openly transgressed, or more industriously evaded, than that by which he commands his followers to forgive injuries. Samuel

It makes you feel very virtuous when you forgive people, doesn't it?

It is said that the offender never forgives. Certainly it is quite explicitly hard for the one in the wrong to do so. And it takes more spiritual asset than continued alcohol often leaves.

It's easier to ask forgiveness than to beg for permission.

There are few instances of the exercise of particular virtues which seem harder to attain to, or which appear more amiable and engaging in themselves, than those of moderation and the forgiveness of injuries.