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What does the Bible say about sorrow for sin?

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The Bible emphasizes the need for spiritual mourning over sin, as expressed by Jesus in Luke 23:28, where He instructs the daughters of Jerusalem to weep for themselves rather than Him.

In Luke 23:27-31, Jesus responds to the lamentation of the women following Him by instructing them to weep for themselves and their children. This indicates that true sorrow in the life of a believer is not merely a natural reaction to Christ's suffering, but a deeper spiritual awareness of one's own sin and the impending judgment. Jesus highlights that the coming destruction of Jerusalem represents a foreshadowing of the greater judgment on sin, calling for genuine repentance and understanding of His sacrificial work as the sin-bearer.
Scripture References: Luke 23:27-31, Psalm 6, 2 Corinthians 5:21, Isaiah 53:10

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Psalm 6
Todd Nibert · May 9, 2021
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Joshua

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