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• He immediately assumes an attitude of life-forgiver and guardian.
• Traditionally, it is translated as " Forgiver " and " Pardoner ".
• It can arouse different emotions and feelings in both the forgiver and the forgiven.
• Through experience, she discovered that forgiveness benefits both the forgiven and the forgiver.
• Nelson has made the transition to being what her friends call a professional forgiver.
• "But, other than that, by nature I'm a forgiver.
• Seeing him lie on tape reminds us that on acceptable terms we can afford to be a nation of forgivers.
• It is Christ, through his chosen ministers, who acts as teacher, good shepherd, forgiver, and healer.
• A . It's probably true that being a good forgiver correlates with lower blood pressure and less internal wear-and-tear.
• He says forgiveness is an act of self-interest, because forgivers are released from the bonds that hold them captive to the forgiven.
• The track'Natural Born Forgiver'was compared to James Blake and Mount Kimbie by Irish music blogger Nialler9 just days after its reveal.
• MacGregor maintains that forgiveness is for the forgiver, not for the forgiven, and that by moving forward and not carrying anger he is honouring them.
• All this has a singular power over audiences, who know too well what it means to be the betrayer and the betrayed, the forgiver and the forgiven.
• The Divine Names of Allah associated with " tashbih " are those that indicate nearness, closeness and mercy : Compassionate, Merciful, Desiring, Forgiver, Creator and Loving.
• Forever the statesman, forever the loyalist to the country and Congress, and forever the forgiver, I watched and learned from my friend Jim as he said what was appropriate, necessary and kind.
• A second step may be to think of forgiveness as a way to heal _ both for the forgiver and the one being forgiven, said J . Pittman McGehee, director of Broadacres Center, a center for spirituality and psychology in Houston.
• Of course, I'm not God, the merciful and the forgiver of all, the all-knower and the Justifier of all life and afterlife, living to non-living things, so its between you, me and God.
• Even if historically he never called himself " the only " Son of God ( cf . ontological " relationship of sonship towards God which provided the grounds for his functions as revealer, lawgiver, forgiver of sins, and agent of the final kingdom.
• Such an alternative would recognize that potential forgivers are significantly shaped by the relations and contexts in which they act, acknowledge the legitimacy of anger and recognize that this complicates forgiveness, and would take seriously the actual lived experiences of people, even when they conflict with theoretical models.
• "If Nelson Mandela can forgive the people who abused him, then we should find it in our hearts as citizens of this country to forgive, to reconcile, " said Rep . John Lewis, D-Ga ., a Clinton supporter _ and a forgiver watching the scene.