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Image of the quote is loading... SaveSave Your refusal to forgive one who has sinned against you us a manifestation of hypocrisy - a telltale sign that either you have not experenced God's forgiving grace, or that you take such grace for granted. - Quote by Joe Thorn

Your refusal to forgive one who has sinned against you us a manifestation of hypocrisy – a telltale sign that either you have not experenced God’s forgiving grace, or that you take such grace for granted.

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