1. Bible Passages on Forgiveness for Children

2. Do not judge others,
and you will not be
judged. Do not
condemn others, or it
will all come back
against you. Forgive
others, and you will
be forgiven.
If your brother or
sister in God’s family
does something
wrong, warn them. If
they are sorry for
what they did,
forgive them. Even if
they do something
wrong to you seven
times in one day, but
they say they are
sorry each time, you
should forgive them.
(Luke 6:37, Luke
17:3-4)

3. When you are praying,
first forgive anyone
you are holding a
grudge against, so that
your Father in heaven
will forgive your sins,
too.
Be kind to each other,
tenderhearted,
forgiving one another,
just as God through
Christ has forgiven
you. Let’s not merely
say that we love each
other; let us show the
truth by our actions.
(Mark 11:25,
Ephesians 4:32, 1 John
3:18)

4. Peter came to
Jesus and asked,
“Lord, how often
should I forgive
someone who sins
against me? Seven
times?” “No, not
seven times,”
Jesus replied, “but
seventy times
seven!
If you forgive
those who sin
against you, your
heavenly Father
will forgive you.
But if you refuse
to forgive others,
your Father will
not forgive your
sins. (Matthew
18:21,22;
Matthew 6:14-15)

5. The Lord is kind and
merciful. He is patient
and full of love. He does
not always criticize. He
does not stay angry with
us forever. We sinned
against him, but he didn’t
give us the punishment
we deserved.
I will blot out your sins
for my own sake and will
never think of them
again. Even if your sins
are as dark as red dye,
that stain can be
removed and you will be
as pure as wool that is as
white as snow. - God
(Psalm 103:8-10, Isaiah
43:25, Isaiah 1:18)

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