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This episode of Behind the Sins examines the topic of forgiveness versus revenge.

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Host	Norm Mintle
Host	Thomas Brandon
Host	Lindsey Mott

Director	Loni Albertson
Line Producer	Charity Benton
Guest Producer	Janet Gamble
Editor	Jason Richards

Film:	Behind The Sins #8: Forgiveness vs. Revenge
Director:	Loni Albertson
Length:	27:31
Year:	2006
Genre:	Webisodes
Rating:	2.9 reels (114 votes)
Views:	4093
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Behind The Sins #6: Spousal Abuse

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Behind The Sins #7: Child Abuse / Drug Abuse

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Behind The Sins #8: Forgiveness vs. Revenge

Director: Loni Albertson

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PennyCollins at 01/14/2007

Behind The Sins - #8 - Forgiveness vs. Revenge. » I used to think to forgive someone was to essentially say "Oh that's OK, it doesn't matter" then to go on like nothing happened..... This is so wrong! It does matter very much! Jesus died and rose again sitting at the right hand of God the Father... He is our justice...the price paid. Both the offender and the offended are Loved by Jesus so much that He died for our redemption and reconcilliation to the Father. We are not able to ... read more

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PennyCollins at 01/14/2007

» One more .. I found the need to confess the choices I made that lead to the situation that required forgiveness and to own those decisions and not blame God or anyone.