Strictly speaking it’s not forgiveness, it’s atonement. Atonement refers to making reparation, compensation, or amends, for a sin one has committed. to ask for forgiveness is to ask for the waiver of any negative feeling or desire for punishment. In other words on Yom Kippur, the day of atonement, Jewish people are making compensation to God and others for their sins.
mrbribery about 12 years ago
Good idea! I’m off!
Mineola about 12 years ago
Amen Brother Rufus!
arye uygur about 12 years ago
So it is Rufus – without his cap.
axe-grinder about 12 years ago
good one!
prasrinivara about 12 years ago
Exactly.
battle of plattsburgh about 12 years ago
I notice nobody is throwing any stones at Rufus.
bmckee about 12 years ago
Strictly speaking it’s not forgiveness, it’s atonement. Atonement refers to making reparation, compensation, or amends, for a sin one has committed. to ask for forgiveness is to ask for the waiver of any negative feeling or desire for punishment. In other words on Yom Kippur, the day of atonement, Jewish people are making compensation to God and others for their sins.
TheAuldWan about 12 years ago
He’s a Mongolian new basketball star for Los Angeles.
JP Steve Premium Member about 12 years ago
“Lets go win one for the Kippur!”