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What does the Bible say about Jesus forgiving sins?

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The Bible records Jesus forgiving sins as a fundamental act of His divine authority, demonstrated in Matthew 9:2-6.

In Matthew 9:2-6, Jesus forgave the sins of a paralyzed man, showcasing His divine authority to absolve sin. The Pharisees questioned His power, claiming that only God could forgive sins. Jesus responded by healing the man, proving that He is indeed God manifest in the flesh. This act underscores the truth that forgiveness of sins is a gracious gift from God facilitated through Christ, who has the power to both forgive and heal, affirming His divinity and mission to save sinners.
Scripture References: Matthew 9:2-6, Mark 2:1-12, Matthew 11:23-24, Luke 5:20-24, Luke 23:34

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