ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
The root of bitterness and the liberating work of God’s unmerited grace are completely and utterly incompatible. God’s grace cuts off the root of bitterness, which is why the writer of Hebrews states: Be sure that no one fails to obtain the grace of God, so that the root of bitterness will not spring up and cause trouble. I want you to think about that, particularly if you harbor bitterness in your heart.
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