All his transgressions that he hath committed, they shall not be mentioned unto him: in his righteousness that he hath done he shall live.
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Verse 22 is found in chapter 18 of Ezekiel. God declares that the soul who sins will die, but also opens the possibility for the wicked to turn from their sins and live. The passage reveals that judgment is not presented as an arbitrary desire for destruction, but as a response to conduct from which a person can repent.
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Es soll aller seiner Übertretung, so er begangen hat, nicht gedacht werden; sondern er soll leben um der Gerechtigkeit willen, die er tut.
Todas sus rebeliones que cometió, no le serán recordadas: en su justicia que hizo vivirá.
No se le recordará ninguna de las rebeliones que haya cometido. Por la justicia que haya practicado vivirá.
Toutes les transgressions qu'il a commises seront oubliées; il vivra, à cause de la justice qu'il a pratiquée.
Tutti i suoi misfatti, ch’egli avrà commessi, non gli saranno più rammemorati; egli viverà, per la giustizia ch’egli avrà operata.
De todas as transgressões que cometeu não haverá lembrança contra ele; pela justiça que praticou viverá.
他所犯的一切罪過都不被記念;他因所行的義,必要存活。
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