Si el Pasado Todavía Te Atormenta, Dios Te Dice Esto — El Griego Lo Revela | Charles Spurgeon

There is a prison without bars that holds millions captive until the last day of their lives: the prison of the past. That guilt that returns at night, when all is silent, reminding you of what you did, what you said, whom you hurt. And a voice tells you: God forgave you everything except that. But the original Greek reveals that this voice is lying. Jesus' last word on the cross was tetelestai—a business term written on an account when it was paid in full. Your debt wasn't reduced: it was paid off, down to the last penny. In this in-depth study, you will discover four truths that break the chains of guilt: why tetelestai means your debt was paid in full, what God promises to do with your sins (to separate them like the east from the west, to cast them into the depths of the sea), why God chooses to remember them no more, and why there is no condemnation for those who are in Christ. That voice that accuses you is not God's: it's the voice of the accuser, already defeated. Your past is no longer a prison. The door is open. Is there anything from your past that still haunts you? Let me know in the comments. ⏱️ CHAPTERS: 00:00 The Prison of the Past 02:47 Does the Past Haunt You? (Be honest) 08:13 Truth 1: "tetelestai" — paid in full 11:07 Why guilt weighs heavier with age 13:16 Truth 2: to the east of the west, to the bottom of the sea 16:43 Though they be red as crimson (Isaiah 1:18) 19:42 Truth 3: God chooses to remember no more 23:30 David, Peter, Paul: great sinners forgiven 26:04 Truth 4: no condemnation (Romans 8:1) 27:34 The voice of the accuser vs. The Spirit's 30:13 The Father who runs toward you 32:42 Not only forgiven: justified 34:53 For the one who hurt someone who has already died 38:49 For secret sin and the one who doesn't feel it 44:24 For the one who fears dying guilty 51:47 The empty tomb: the receipt of payment 53:33 You are free: stop living like a prisoner 56:52 Prayer 📖 Verses: John 19:30, Colossians 2:14, Psalm 103:12, Micah 7:19, Isaiah 1:18, Isaiah 43:25, Romans 8:1, 1 John 1:9, Luke 15 (prodigal son), John 8 (adulteress), Romans 4:25. #IAmForgiven #Guilt #Forgiveness #Spurgeon #Tetelestai #Greek #Freedom