EVERYBOBY DESERVE A SECOND CHANCE



Julies Malima dismissed from the ANC
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 Have you ever question yourself on how numerous times should you be forgiven or should you forgive someone. We are living in the contemporary world which is full of cruelty and injustice. People do terrifying things to other human beings such as rape, murder, crime extra. But at the end of the day we have to forgive such acts as the religion teaches us about forgiveness. Without counting how many times one should be forgiving the next person (Matthew 18:21-22). Breaking down the controversy of the former President of the ANCYL Julies Malema, who has been dismissed in an organization for bringing the party into disrepute http://www.monitor.co.ug/News/World/-/688340/1364474/-/123wmi0/-/

Such people like (Malema) who sinned deliberately knowing exactly what his getting himself into. The question arises does he deserves a second chance? If the answer is no, then who deserves a second chance? According to the Lord we are all sinners in His eyes, but by His grace and the love He has for us He sent his only be forgotten son to die for us so that we can become holy and be sanctified once again, that’s forgiveness.

 Based to the question above I think he deserves a second chance no matter how cruel, many times he has sinned forgiveness is blissful to the eyes of the lord. By giving him another try, he will be more conscious on what he says or does Further reading on forgiveness . People of this world they tend to marvels and take advantage when you do badly than try to help you do godly. The world is a territory of imperfect no wonder the Lord separated His kingdom from the earth. Self-inspection is needed to every one of us to deal with our inner-selves and forgive ourselves for deceiving and for being judgmental towards one other. From the earliest stage of this issue Mr. Malema was supposed to be called into order by his brother (the organization) before taking the issue to the whole world. Things would have worked much better than they are now  http://bible.cc/matthew/18-15.htm

We always say, ‘forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us”. Do we real comprehend what does this statement mean?