Forgiveness in The New Testament and The Quran
In Matthew 6 of The New Testament and Surah 2 of The Holy Quran, forgiveness is perceived differently between God and Allah. Forgiveness is the action of stopping anger or resent against someone. Forgiveness is important because the actions of the god in a society or religion will affect the actions of its followers. In The New Testament, God highlights and emphasizes forgiving. This is implied after God had said that people who aren’t boastful will be rewarded, “And forgive us for our debts, As we also have forgiven our debtors; And lead us not into temptation, But deliver us from evil.” (Matthew 6). This quote suggests in the New Testament God does not want evil or anger but forgiveness. Also,
In Matthew 6 of The New Testament and Surah 2 of The Holy Quran, forgiveness is perceived differently between God and Allah. Forgiveness is the action of stopping anger or resent against someone. Forgiveness is important because the actions of the god in a society or religion will affect the actions of its followers. In The New Testament, God highlights and emphasizes forgiving. This is implied after God had said that people who aren’t boastful will be rewarded, “And forgive us for our debts, As we also have forgiven our debtors; And lead us not into temptation, But deliver us from evil.” (Matthew 6). This quote suggests in the New Testament God does not want evil or anger but forgiveness. Also,