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Forgiven much, forgiving little: the parable of the king's accounts — and why mercy received must become mercy given (Matthew 18:21-35). This Bible-first guide walks verse by verse through the ten thousand talents, the hundred denarii, and the King's searching question: "Shouldest not thou also have had compassion?"
Thirteen chapters cover Peter's question, the canceled debt, the throat-grab, the torturers, heart forgiveness, and the Lord's Prayer connection — plus fourteen reflection questions for personal study or group discussion.
Forgiven much, forgiving little: the parable of the king's accounts — and why mercy received must become mercy given (Matthew 18:21-35). This Bible-first guide walks verse by verse through the ten thousand talents, the hundred denarii, and the King's searching question: "Shouldest not thou also h...
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Kimani Upshur, M.Ed., is a Christian author, educator, publisher, and founder of Upshur Unlimited LLC. His mission is to make knowledge understandable, encourage lifelong learning, and share biblical truth while honoring Jesus Christ. More at upshurunlimitedllc.com
Kimani Upshur, M.Ed., is a Christian author, educator, publisher, and founder of Upshur Unlimited LLC. His mission is to make knowledge understandable, encourage lifelong learning, and share biblical truth while honoring Jesus Christ. More at upshurunlimitedllc.com
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