Why Doesn't God Just Forgive All of Us?

Gary: In this segment, Understanding the Scriptures, we continue our exploration of the doctrine of salvation, with the focus on the Old Testament Book of Isaiah. Again, along with Dave Hunt, here’s T.A. McMahon.

Tom: If you’re a new listener to the program, in this segment we’ve been…well, it really has to do with doctrine. We want to look at doctrine and understand biblical doctrine as best we can. And we’re looking at the scriptures. We’ve been studying, discussing, wrestling through the Doctrine of Salvation, and, Dave, for the last couple of weeks we’ve addressed Isaiah 53, and we see what God has done for us—His incredible love, and the sacrifice that He made for His glory, but because He loves us.

But I have a question. Why couldn’t God, through His divine love and mercy, just simply forgive humanity?

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[roxannerichards]

I am so blessed and encouraged and comforted by this teaching, , I'm so thankful for Dave Hunt teaching us the truth and that we have his teachings.🙋💕👀🙏🐦 Come quickly Lord Jesus ❤️

[Kingsfrie]

All loving dads want to cry, when listening to this..

[confie-toienleternel]

Thanks for your videos. I have a question: What do you think of the teaching that says that we don't have to ask for forgiveness for particular sin as Jesus paid for all of our past, present and future sins ? Some french teachers go so far to say that God did not forgave the soldiers at the cross (even if Jesus asked it) because "forgiving a sin is to forgive all their sins" and "God forgive only if one change his behaviour, and we have no proof that they have changed". Please tell me what do you think and how to reply to this teaching ? Thanks