Welcome to the Believer's voice of victory from Kenneth Copeland Ministries.

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Let's go to the book of Closians and we'll take a look at it there.

In the second chapter of the book of Colosians,

verse 13, and you being dead in your sins and the uncircumcision of your flesh

have he made alive together with him having forgiven you all trespasses.

Now, but forgiveness, it didn't stop with forgiveness.

Blodding out the handwriting of the ordinances that was against us, which was contrary to us

and took it out of the way way nailing it to the cross. Nailing it to the cross. Nailing it to the cross.

Now you notice this it didn't say it didn't now what do you say over in the book of

Isaiah I even I am he that blotteth out your transgressions. Now under that old covenant to block out meant to cover it.

Get it out of sight with the blood of animals that represented the blood of Jesus.

Now in that case that is atonement. The word atone means to cover for. Now I know it's used in the King James version of the New Testament, but it's translated two different ways.

It's translated in one place, Aton and another place to reconcile.

And Reconciliation is a new testament word. Now what happened in the new

testament it's right there it didn't blot out the transgression it blotted out out the

order ordinance man it blotted out

the ordinance man it wiped out the note

the note the note The note don't just say paid. The note is blank.

Are you listening to me? I mean the blood of Jesus

blotted out the whole thing.

Wiped it completely out and if you will allow him to do so he'll do the same thing to your memory.

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