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Let's go to, well, we're going to go to Rowland 3 chapter, the chapter 3 verse 20, but before we do that, the first time, I forgot to get out of the minute, the first time by 17a, all wrongdoing is sin. Whereas if I struggle with blood, but I don't get it as strong, then I'm not coming to the Lord, for forgiveness, because I don't think that I really need forgiveness. When I was talking about someone who had been a carpur, a patient who had a passion, a passion from his faith, they invest, they're sinned, and I was very much in the heart of praying to them, and all of them, and all of them, and they used Christ and Christ alone, their sins are forgiven, and the question then was, well, then, I said, well, you would come, and I'm talking about the day, the day, the day, the day, the day, the day, the day, the day, the day, the day, the day, the day, the day, the day, the day, and it was my fault, my fault, how do you not have something to have to do to make up for your sin? For right single law, he has the perfect equal all time, those who are saved by it, and the whole thing here also, all the time to fight for it, but are acting to say, this is the thing that I have made, that I'm actually going to have to go to the same set of doors, I would put my mom in the heart, and I would write a letter on my mouth, or mine. We are to come to the Lord in our confession with contrite hearts that we are sorry for our sins, not because we fear the punishment, but because we are sorry. Verse 9, if we confess our sins, so if we acknowledge our sins before the Lord, if we confess our sins, he who is faithful and just will forgive us our sins and cleanse us from all unrighteousness.

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