Tag Archives: Handling Cases of Wrongdoing

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      • Recreation 
      • Reinstatement 
      • Religious (False) Involvement 
      • Schools, Secular Education 
      • Segregation
      • Self-Defense 
      • Sexual Conduct
      • Spiritism 
      • Taxes
      • Tobacco (andDrugs) 
      • Weddings
      • Wrongdoing, Handling Cases Of

       

WRONGDOING, HANDLING CASES OF


See also 
   

DISFELLOWSHIPPING
ELDERS AND MINISTERIAL SERVANTS 
FAMILY AFFAIRS
NEUTRALITY

REINSTATEMENT


Even though God recognizes that we are all sinners, he wants to help us and is willing to forgive. (Ps. 32:1, 2) Our concept of God, though, would not be accurate if we did not accept his whole view of sin. Whereas Psalm 103 assures us that Jehovah “is forgiving all [our] error,” it also indicates our obligations, saying: “The loving-kindness of Jehovah is from time indefinite even to time indefinite toward those fearing him, . . . toward those remembering his orders so as to carry them out.”​—Ps. 103:3, 17, 18.


—Gal. 6:1; w81 9/1 22-4; w77 11/15 688-92; Titus 1:13; w95 1/1 27-31; w77 11/15 693-8; 1 Cor. 5:11, 13; Ti-tus 1:13; w92 7/1 14-19; w77 11/15 693-8; w76 12/1 721-35; Rom. 2:21-24; 1 Cor. 5:1; 6:9-11; 2 Cor. 7:11; Gal. 5:19-21; 1 Tim. 1:9, 10; w01 10/1 13-18; w88 11/15 19-20 

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