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Will God Always Forgive Me?

The True Depth Of God's Love And Forgiveness

Will God always forgive me? Is there ever a point of no return in our relationship with God if we sin too many times?

In Parshat Ki Tisa (Exodus 30:11–34:35), Moses explores this exact question as he bargains with God on behalf of the nation after the Sin of the Golden Calf. How is it possible that this lawyering session could possibly change God's mind after such an atrocious sin? What does this mean for receiving forgiveness for our own sins?

This video explores two examples of when God wanted to destroy mankind because of sin – but He found a reason to forgive us. By comparing these examples, we uncover why God forgave us, and how we can also receive God's love and forgiveness today.

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