Would you rather never make any mistakes or always be able to forgive?

I would want to forgive just as God has forgiven his children of their transgressions. it’s hard to forgive especially depending on the circumstances, there are times it can be hard to be Christ like. so, I pray over it and give it to God

always be able to forgive 

I’d rather always be able to forgive. If I never make mistakes then I wouldn’t be able to learn from them. Almost everything I have learned was because of mistakes that I’ve made. My mistakes built me and I would never take them back. At least, not most of them. Plus, the Lord said we should always forgive as he has forgiven us.

I would rather be able to always forgive, mistakes aren’t always a bad thing and we learn from them!

Yes I know that but man have added in order to control, that Bible 4 hounderds years in Slavery was designed in order to control us and today its still the same. But in the Scriptures?? Well that’s a different thing. Like I said I don’t read that Greek and Roman book the Bible.

I would rather always be able to forgive, but lessons can be learned from making mistakes to as well.

I do not think there is anyone out there who has never made a mistake but to have a heart that forgives easily is a blessing and that is what I would choose.

That is two questions for two completely different meanings. I’m glad I making mistakes sometimes it’s all part of my learning process!! Yes I’m able to forgive, but not always only the Father Our Creator can always keep on forgiving.

Always be able to forgive. Mistakes are what makes me human

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To forgive and forget is what I have always been taught. Yes it’s easier said than done but we learn from our  mistakes.

I’d rather always be able to forgive. Being able to forgive allows for growth, healing, and stronger relationships. It’s unrealistic to think we can avoid mistakes entirely, but learning to forgive ourselves and others can bring peace and understanding. Forgiveness is a powerful tool for moving forward and living a more compassionate life.