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Amen! As are mine; past, present and future ones.

Amen

Is that in the body of Christ or Old Testament?

When Jesus forgives he forgives! Being God he made Christ sin for us... he forgives past, present and future sin. Yes! A person can have all sin forgiven but love God little in return. Whilst another who recognises the depth of their wickedness, through possibly thousands of sins, can appreciate the depth of the forgiveness that is extended to them and love God more. But certainly no matter what the depth of our sin, we can all forget what Jesus has done for us. They are no more deserving of forgiveness than a person who has sinned less. They simply appreciate and understand the depth of God's mercy and love through his capacity to have forgiven them of a larger amount of sin. It's more about the one who has sinned more recognising, once forgiven, the depth of God's love for them as a sinner. There's always that human tendency to think we are not as evil or sinful as people who have e.g., physically murdered someone or stolen etc! And yet we are all equally capable and if we have hated in our hearts we are guilty of murder. So the concept I think is about recognising the depth of our sinfulness in the presence of a holy God. If we have lived a 'good' life we tend to think we are not too bad. And so we don't as easily recognise just how sinful we really were off we sinned less.

More like love!

You are forgiven brother ...if you only confess your sin to christ

@@jonathanpochuryjonathanpoc7003 From the standpoint of God, redemption is not necessary, everyone is already (Unconditionally) Forgiven from on high. The teachings on Forgiveness is about (Uncondtionally) Forgiving ourselves and others, so that we can move on and not remain stuck in a pain of the past. Jesus did not come to redeem humankind from Satan, that would required Jesus to annihilate Satan - who is perfectly designed to do what he does. Even if Satan could be annihilated, Jesus would not annihilate what God created. Jesus came to teach humankind how to free themselves, to teach humankind how to dethrone Satan and return to (Unconditional) Love. Satan, through the voice in our head, tempts us to go against our divine nature - to go against (Unconditional) Love. Satan, through the voice in our head, tempts us to act selfishly and short-sightedly to do what is in his self-interest, rather than what is best for the whole to which we are intimately and inextricably connected. When we go against the whole and harm others, we also harm ourselves. "Sin" is like hitting ourselves, because we also suffer when we cause others to suffer. This is one of humankind's primary lessons. Which is why: "Do unto others as you would have them do unto you," work so well as a guideline.

Do you have faith in Christ and truly love the children of God? The Hebrew Roots Movement doesn't have the " truth."

None of us can keep the 10 commandments perfectly. That is why we accept Jesus's gift of salvation.