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VI. Repentance and Restitution

repentance.’ It is not your badness, therefore, but His goodness that leads to repentance; hence the true way to repent is to believe on the Lord Jesus Christ, ‘who was delivered for our offences, and was raised again for our justification.’ ”

Another thing. If there is true repentance it will bring forth fruit.

If we have done wrong to anyone we should never ask God to forgive us, until we are willing to make restitution.

If I have done any man a great injustice and can make it good, I need not ask God to forgive me until I am willing to make it good.

Suppose I have taken something that does not belong to me. I have no right to expect forgiveness until I make restitution.

I remember preaching in one of our large cities, when a fine-looking man came up to me at the close. He was in great distress of mind.

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