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How can Christians love thier enemies?

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Because Christians have received love and forgiveness from a holy God who commanded perfect obedience, they see incomparable any worldly offense is in comparison. Also Christians realize and take comfort in the fact that God is the perfect judge and will bring perfect justice to every situations. Matthew 18:23-35 is an illustration about the hypocrisy of someone who has been forgiven everything and yet isn't willing to forgive others.

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