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    The document discusses several biblical passages that illustrate how God judges people who have sinned. The passages show that God treated people differently depending on factors like whether the sin was deliberate or accidental, whether the person repented, and God's overriding purpose. Overall, the passages suggest that while God punishes sin, he also shows mercy, forgiveness and grace. They teach that we too should judge others mercifully rather than harshly, since we are all sinners who have received mercy from God.

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    The document discusses several biblical passages that illustrate how God judges people who have sinned. The passages show that God treated people differently depending on factors like whether the sin was deliberate or accidental, whether the person repented, and God's overriding purpose. Overall, the passages suggest that while God punishes sin, he also shows mercy, forgiveness and grace. They teach that we too should judge others mercifully rather than harshly, since we are all sinners who have received mercy from God.

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    TW2S 20

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    The document discusses several biblical passages that illustrate how God judges people who have sinned. The passages show that God treated people differently depending on factors like whether the sin was deliberate or accidental, whether the person repented, and God's overriding purpose. Overall, the passages suggest that while God punishes sin, he also shows mercy, forgiveness and grace. They teach that we too should judge others mercifully rather than harshly, since we are all sinners who have received mercy from God.

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    Judgment - How God judges


    Look at the following examples of the way God treats people who have sinned. Read through the passages and make notes, where the Bible gives you information, about: What was the sin? What sort of sin was it - was it, for example, a deliberate act of disobedience, a moment of weakness, an error of judgment? Did anyone repent, or learn from the experience? Was anyone punished? Were they forgiven? Why do you think God treated them as he did?

    Genesis 3:16-23

    Leviticus 10:1-7

    Numbers 15:32-36

    2 Samuel 6:6-9

    2 Samuel 12:1-14

    John 8:1-11

    Matthew 23:13-15, 28-39

    What conclusions would you draw from the passages about how God judges people?

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    What do these passages teach us about how we should behave towards


    each other, bearing in mind how God behaves towards us.

    1 Samuel 16:4-12

    1 Peter 3:1-5

    Psalm 139:1-5

    Matthew 7:1-5

    Romans 2:1-4

    1 Corinthians 6:1-6

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