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Forgiveness Is Not Fair

Forgiving has nothing to do with excusing wrongdoing. But in order to obey the gospel, we must let go of our hurt.

Forgiving has nothing to do with excusing wrongdoing. But in order to obey the gospel, we must let go of our hurt.

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