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• Hill, Michael (1942-)

• 1988-09-01

• Original DSpace Handle http://myrrh.library.moore.edu.au/handle/10248/7816

• Hill speaks on the topic of sin based on Psalm 51. Sin is naturally deceptive and is self-justificatory. David is aware of the guilt and consequences of his actions. To transgress against our neighbour is to sin against God and His majesty. David recognises the inherent iniquity, perversion, and sinfulness present since his birth; sin permeates and saturates the world. Forgiveness is ultimately given by grace alone. David’s cry rests entirely upon the grace and mercy of God. Forgiveness is not merely the removal of guilt and sin, it is the restoration of right order, relationships and a renewal of nature. David desires a new transformed heart by the Spirit of God. Through grace, we are offered forgiveness, renewal, and restoration by God. Ephesians 1:7, 14; 2:5-10 reflects the redemption offered to us through Christ, a forgiveness mirroring David’s experience in Psalm 51.

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