Forgiving

In all seriousness, though: this time is very scary, it will get scarier, and we all are going to have to be forgiving of ourselves and forgiving of each other in how we all process what is quickly becoming a generational trauma.

Although the biblical story placed Zacchaeus as the recipient of grace and mercy, it was our Zacchaeus in FIRS that is today forgiving tax accumulated interest and penalties on tax liabilities.

And policymakers could consider forgiving the medical school debt of doctors who chose primary care as a profession.

As it is written, "Be kind and compassionate to one another, forgiving each other, just as in Christ God forgave you" (Ephesians 4:32).

Be as big-hearted, forgiving, and supportive as you can be (even if this means quashing the frustration you feel about their behaviour).

Because they really are two sides of the same coin, even if they don’t know that about each other, do you think that will make Emma any more forgiving or sympathetic, if she learns the truth?

But it’s not as if Cleveland has not had its injury woes this season, and the Cavaliers have themselves have had some less than forgiving circumstances in this stretch, too, from a schedule standpoint.

But others were more forgiving.

But with a new year comes new beginnings, and recent developments suggest King Charles, 75, is in a forgiving mood - indicating the possibility of reconciliation between himself and his LA-based offspring.

Compared to American sci-fi, it is usually darker, more dystopian, and less forgiving of technology and its promises for a better future.

Flowers are more forgiving.

If the joke bombs in front of a non-forgiving audience, you ask yourself: why did it fail?

No scheming of evil against anyone and FORGIVING people unconditionally’.

One clip shows President Recep Tayyip Erdogan congratulating officials for adopting an amnesty law in 2018 forgiving faults in nearly six million buildings that failed safety regulations.

Others in the meeting seemed to be a bit more forgiving about the proposal.

Selena then followed up with: "Funny how the ones who cheated multiple times, are pointing the finger at the ones that were forgiving and supportive.

She concluded her open letter by “forgiving” her dad for “not being the dad” she expected and “not being there” when she needed him.

She is also more forgiving and lenient with Miles than his father, as she permits him to go after Gwen despite being grounded, proving that she knows what’s best for her son.

She is the most forgiving companion.

Still, she felt the power of forgiving completely — that is just as potent a human experience as any instance of moral ambiguity.