What we can learn from the Apostles Peter and Paul

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What we can learn from the Apostles Peter and Paul
As you forgive, the measure which you use will be used for you; and as you forgive, you will be forgiven; what you do not forgive will be held against you. It is not that God does not want to forgive, but if we come unforgiving, we check the mystery of love, we refuse it and there is no place for us in the kingdom. We cannot go farther if we are not forgiven, and we cannot be forgiven as long as we have not forgiven everyone of those who have wronged us. This is quite sharp and real and precise and no one has any right to imagine that he is in the kingdom of God, that he belongs to it, if there is still unforgiveness in his heart. To forgive one's enemies is the first, the most elementary characteristic of a Christian; failing this, we are still not yet Christian at all, but are still wandering in the scorching wilderness of Sinai.
Living Prayer by Anthony Bloom