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What does the Bible say about the weight of sin?

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The Bible describes the weight of sin as a heavy burden that no one can bear alone, exemplified in Zechariah 5 with the ephah of wickedness.

The weight of sin is a profound theme in the Bible, symbolized in Zechariah 5 by the ephah filled with wickedness and covered with a talent of lead. It illustrates how all humanity is under the burden of sin, incapable of lifting this weight on their own. The prophet Zechariah shows that this load of sin is a global issue, affecting every descendant of Adam. It is only through understanding our natural state and the enormity of our sin that we can truly grasp the need for a Savior who can lift this burden, namely Christ, who bore our sins on the cross.
Scripture References: Zechariah 5:6-8, Romans 3:23, Romans 5:12, Jeremiah 17:9

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The Weight of Sin
Norm Wells · Jun 23, 2021
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