The Power of Pardon; Iniquities Part 6

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### Iniquity, Forgiveness, and the Power of Pardon

In this continuation of a Bible study, the speaker delves into the crucial difference between **pardon** and **forgiveness**. The message explains that while forgiveness is about overlooking a sin, pardon is the complete removal of an offense from the offender. The talk clarifies that individual sins have names, but iniquity does not; it is a deep-seated spiritual issue, a "perversion of an imagination," that is too great for a person to handle alone. The discussion highlights biblical examples from Psalm 25 and Psalm 51, as well as the Day of Atonement, to illustrate how iniquity is a generational stronghold that can only be removed by God's power. The video concludes by teaching a simple yet powerful prayer to acknowledge and ask God to pardon these iniquities.

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- There is a biblical difference between forgiveness and pardon; forgiveness overlooks an offense, while pardon removes it entirely.
- Individual sins have names (theft, murder), but iniquity is an unnamed, deep-seated perversion of the imagination.
- Iniquity is a spiritual stronghold that can be too great for a person to overcome on their own.
- The prayer in Psalm 25:11, "Pardon my iniquity for it is great," is a powerful example of how to pray.
- David's prayer in Psalm 51 acknowledges transgression, iniquity, and sin, showing a need for God to "wash" and "blot out" these issues.
- The Day of Atonement and the scapegoat are used as a picture of iniquity being confessed and removed completely, as far as the East is from the West.
- Iniquity is a generational issue, passed down from the fathers, and can take jurisdiction in a person's life.
- The prayer for pardon should be a consistent part of a believer's life to find freedom from these strongholds.

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The video concludes by asserting that iniquity is a generational spiritual stronghold that is too powerful for a person to overcome on their own. The ultimate takeaway is that the simple prayer of acknowledging and asking God to pardon these iniquities, and the iniquities of our fathers, is a powerful tool that brings profound freedom. The speaker challenges listeners to make this prayer a strong part of their lives, not only for themselves but for their families as well.

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