God saved us all!

 


     God saved us from sin and hell, Jesus forgave us so we should forgive others too like Jesus, so Jesus forgave us for all our sins [the bad things we did] by dying on the cross for our sins by overcoming them God can rule it, if God is more powerful than the devil why didn't God just destroy sin?: because it’s like this, if someone is tangled in a rope when you want to rescue him with an axe won’t it hurt him? Think that the rope is sin and the person is you and me. 

God saved us when we didn’t deserve it God loves us even when we don’t love back you have sinned and you and I don’t deserve forgiveness but God gave us grace even though we sinned so much remember when someone hurt or did something bad to you, you should also forgive them, when it’s hard to remember two things God forgave and this bible story, peter [a disciple of Jesus]  denied even knowing Jesus 3 times when he told he won’t when Jesus said” before the rooster crows you will deny me 3 times” but peter said I would even die for you after Jesus said he would die, then peter denied even knowing Jesus but later after Jesus rose from the dead Jesus asked peter 3 times “do you love me?” peter said yes all the 3 times then Jesus said, “then feed my sheep”.


Summery time: God saved you and me from sin and hell so we should forgive others to like we have been forgiven for our flues like Jesus the best example of life forgave Peter for denying even knowing Jesus!’ God is mower powerful than sin why doesn't God Just stop it? Is a question many people ask because we are tagged in it if God destroyed sin God would have killed us! But God sent his son to give us the power to stop sin!.

 Bye, see you soon THE END.

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