“Not the power to remember, but the very opposite, the power to forget, is a necessary condition for our existence.” (Sholem Asch) I’ve read that the avg computer has from 4 to 32 gigabytes of memory compared to the brain’s 1 million gbs. Unbelievable! (but I read it on the internet). In order to function in society we have forget certain things (words/actions) and move on. Even the best of us, at times, can be the worst of us. Did God say, “Forgive and forget?” ;-) Jack
FROM OUTHOUSE JUDY: It’s amazing how much we can forgive but forgetting is another thing. I can forgive quite easily but I don’t forget. I’ll have to work on that. I forget somethings very easily.... where’s my glasses, what day is it etc.===JACK: God is all-powerful, almighty, etc, but after He forgives, He forgets what it was that He forgave...at least, I think that He does.
FROM JT IN SJ: WoW another great winning word. !! Thank you===JACK: I'll try to remember that, but will probably have forgotten it by tomorrow.
FROM WALMART REV: ". . . to be remembered no more!" 0;-)===JACK: Let us never forget God's love for us.
FROM HONEST JOHN: Again.....both/and===JACK: Some concepts are beyond words...and I'm OK with that.
FROM RJP IN NAPLES: Very true pastor, I have forgiven you years ago but I will never forget you. LOL===JACK: Many memories of RJP, some poignant, some funny, some inspiring...just like the events of life.
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