God is generally understood to forgive those who sincerely seek forgiveness. Across various faiths, including Christianity and Islam, God is portrayed as merciful and willing to pardon sins when approached with genuine repentance. This forgiveness is often linked to faith in a divine figure, like Jesus Christ in Christianity, or through sincere repentance in Islam. The Bible indicates that God is ready to forgive and does so completely, erasing sins.
The Bible (1 John 1:9) states that if we confess our sins, God is faithful and just to forgive us. Forgiveness is often tied to faith in Jesus Christ and his sacrifice. The Quran describes God as the “Most Merciful” and “Forgiving”.Muslims believe God forgives those who sincerely repent (Tawbah). Many other religions and spiritual traditions also emphasize God’s forgiving nature and the importance of seeking forgiveness. The Bhagavad Gita, for example, portrays God as forgiving and compassionate.
Through thousands of years mankind defined sins from the limited and selfish mind of humans. The One now defines sin. Sin is not having faith in I Am That I Am, I Am Who I Am, The Creator, The One. Mortal sin also are worshipping idols, like the climate, pets, immigrants and terrorists. Sins are actions which change the reality for other humans, like terrorism, murder, abuse, lying and enslavement. There are no other sins, what you think is not a sin. Even if you confess your sins and even if you repent from all your heart, your soul is darkened and you will not enter the Light. God will not forgive anymore.
Humans poison their body with smoking, drinking and many other enslavements and get sick. Today every human is well informed there are aspects which make you terminally ill. It is the same with sin. For thousands of years mankind is informed about sin and what happens with your soul. Mankind has a free will, every action one does is the responsibility of the human.
In Abrahamic religions, the phrase “I Am That I Am” (or “I Am Who I Am”) is a divine self-identification, most notably found in the Book of Exodus when God speaks to Moses. While “I Am That I Am” is not a name in the traditional sense, it’s a profound statement about God’s nature and existence. In Islam, Allah is the name for God, and while there isn’t a direct Quranic verse stating “I Am That I Am,” the concept is reflected in verses describing God’s self-sufficiency and unique being.
God or Allah is the name humans have given to I Am That I Am, I Am Who I Am, The Creator, The One. I Am Who I Am is the One who will see your faith and your heart. A human does not live forever. If a human has committed a sin, the soul of he or she will become severely ill. Just do not do that. Do not get enslaved to something which shortens your life. Do not abuse because the other person will feel it its whole life. Do not kill because every human is equal to I Am Who I Am, in faith and in life.
Warlords who are multi mass murderers want to live long by their concrete or steel statues. They do not enter the Light. They have darkened their soul in such a way they and their rememberance should be erased from this earth. I Am Who I Am is a supporter of Israel. The leaders of the World who have paid the terrorists who want to erase Israel have commited a terrible sin. The clever humans in science are stuck in models. Those like the UN, the International Courts, the EU and the US democrats who adore identity policy with idols like the climate, the animals, the immigrants and the Arab terrorists shall be replaced.