Forgiveness After Immoral Behaviour

Is it possible to be forgiven when you have committed immoral acts, but can't help feeling you want to continue doing so

before my encounter with the holy spirit, i was exactly in the realm of fleshly desires , porno, adultry,and so many other immoral acts and i wanted to stop because i always feel emptyand fears but discovered i couldnt stop and i became vulnurable and helpless until the holy spirit came and made me feel the stinking nature of all those immoral acts now i can feel the rightoustness that is in christ jesus and the holiness of God the father .so my brother seek and eanestly desire tthe infilling of the holy spirit for he is your helper

It's possible to be forgiven after you committed the greatest sin.The only thing is you must seek forgiveness with all ur heart and show that it's really not intention or it's unavoidable for UYou must not joke with it or even mock God.

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           It is only you who can forgive yourself through the law s of nature which is not in anyway partial but "universal"

 You must be really remorseful about your act to lessen your karma but you must be  punished anyway!(Out of your

own doing Not God). If you sin and ask for forgiveness continually you will not be forgiven but only increase the

burden of karma upon yourself. Remember whatsoever a man soweth he must reap!

@Papa,

I commend your effort to encourage others and share the goodness. However, I'd rather encourage you to share what exactly is in the Word of God, so that people don't go away with misplaced beliefs.


This is sadly sending the wrong message to seeking souls. The Bible didn't say "TAKE IT" in your referencing Heb. 4:16, for this is what it states:

"Let us therefore come boldly unto the throne of grace, that we may obtain mercy, and find grace to help in time of need."

How does someone "obtain" mercy and "find" grace if he/she has not first been asking and seeking? In Matt. 7:7 & 8, the Lord Jesus Christ said "Ask, and it shall be given you; seek, and ye shall find; knock, and it shall be opened unto you: For every one that asketh receiveth; and he that seeketh findeth; and to him that knocketh it shall be opened." As you don't expect to "receive" without first "asking", so you don't expect to "FIND" without first  "SEEKING".

James 4:2 also warns that "ye have not, because ye ask not". If anyone is going to 'have', 'obtain', or 'receive' anything from God, such a person must first come "ASKING" and "SEEKING" before they can hope to "take it".

The idea that "with God, there's no need to seek forgiveness" is simply wrong and does not derive from the WORD of God. Perhaps you had forgotten indeed that, in teaching the disciples how to pray, the Lord Jesus Himself taught us to seek God's forgiveness. Do the words in Matt. 6:12 not point to seeking forgivess when we pray: 'And forgive us our debts, as we forgive our debtors'? Yes, we're encouraged to ask and seek so that we may find and obtain.


It simply doesn't add up. God's offer of anything to anyone is made on the seeker's "asking" to "receive", or "seeking" to "find/obtain". Until a person actually asks and seeks, he/she cannot obtain - that is the clear message of Jesus: ". . . how much more shall your Father which is in heaven give good things to them that ask him?" (Matt. 7:11).


That text was written to those who already have first 'ASKED' before they received (see Col. 1:21 - they were formerly 'alienated' and 'enemies' in mind by wicked works). You cannot be given something in this regard until you first have 'asked' for it.


The 'little children' have received forgiveness of sins - because they first asked for it. They didn't just 'obtain' without first having asked it of the Father (Matt. 7:11 - "them that ask Him"). People should be encouraged with the clear message of the WORD in all things - and in this case, God is willing to give all good things (including forgiveness) to those who ask Him.