Jesus: “All sins will be forgiven”


By COGwriter

Do you really believe the Bible or traditions of men

If you are Catholic, Protestant, Orthodox, etc. do you believe Jesus?

Notice what the Bible shows that Jesus taught:


What does this mean?  How does your church explain “all sins will be forgiven the sons of men“?

Two large chapter by chapter Protestant commentaries I checked with  (Matthew Henry’s and Wycliffe) say nothing about it at all.  The Annotations (commentary) to the Original Rheims’ New Testament (the Catholic accepted translation into English) also says nothing about it (nor the related verse in Matthew 12:31 at all). 

However, when he was still called Joseph Ratzinger, the current Pope Benedict XVI taught that there is no salvation, hence no true forgiveness of sin, in the age to come (for documentation see the article Did The Early Church Millenarianism?).

The Protestant commentaries, however, make a limited comment that Jesus’ sacrifice is sufficient for nearly all sins (blaspheming the Holy Spirit, which they also do not seem to truly understand, excepted) when they discuss the same account in Matthew where Jesus is quoted as follows:


But again the Protestant commentators do seem to realize what Jesus is teaching. 

However, did YOU notice that Jesus is actually teaching “every sin and blasphemy will be forgiven men…in the age to come” (Matthew 12:31,32).

This is a teaching of the Church of God and to a lessor degree the Eastern Orthodox Church.  The Church of God teaches that this is associated with the Great White Throne Judgment for those who truly repent and accept Christ, while the Eastern Orthodox Church teach that it may or may not happen then.

Again, what does your church on this?  What should it teach on this?

Do you believe Jesus and the Bible?

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