Genesis 4:13 “And Cain said unto the Lord, ‘My punishment is
greater than I can bear.’” Cain has just
slain Able, a terrible crime. He doesn’t say, “Oh I’ve done a terrible thing.
How can I ever forgive myself.” Instead
he says, “My punishment is greater than I can bear.” There is no remorse, no
sorrow or repentance.
Christ wipes away our sin after we repent. Because of this we can forgive ourselves, which is the harder part of repentance. But we need to realize that as hard as it is sometimes to repent unless we make that step our punishment is indeed greater that we can bear unless we can forgive ourselves and move on.
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