Two Repentances - Abraham Plammootil
Part of Proclaiming The Full Purpose Of God · 12 of 12
Summary
The message centers on understanding 'repentance without regret,' which the Bible states comes from sorrow according to God, unlike the sorrow of the world. The speaker contrasts two biblical accounts involving women anointing Jesus with expensive perfume—one in Luke 7 involving a known sinner, and another in John 12 involving Mary, the sister of Lazarus. By analyzing the context of these two distinct stories, the speaker aims to clarify what true, Godly repentance looks like.
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Proclaiming the Full Purpose Of God - Bangalore Conference 2012
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