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Guilt and regret: where to start, and why this passage
Psalm 103:8-12 is the passage for guilt and regret. You get the verses in full, the part of the story they sit inside, and a question to sit with. It takes about a minute, and you can have it now.
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The passage describes what God has done with it rather than what the reader must do next.
Psalm 103 is a psalm of praise recalling God’s character. These verses describe mercy, anger that does not last, and transgressions carried as far away as east is from west.
Read it in full, with the World English Bible text and the King James reading of the same verses, on the Psalm 103:8-12 page.
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