SF107-03 | Our Daily Bread University

If you catch yourself gossiping about someone you haven’t forgiven, which stage of the slide of unforgiveness are you in?

In the 7-stage slide of unforgiveness, what can you do to prevent reaching stage 7?

Forget the person you haven’t forgiven.
Forgive.
You can put a stop to the slide at any stage by choosing not to go past that stage.
None of the above

Our unforgiveness causes God to do what?

The torment associated with unforgiveness can affect you in which of the following ways?

What happens to someone in the bitterness stage of the slide of unforgiveness?

Their heart is completely closed to the person they haven’t forgiven.
They become harsh, callous, and untrusting.
They become sullen, withdrawn, and hard toward the person they haven’t forgiven.
All of the above

What negative feelings characterize the final stage of unforgiveness?

What part of Scripture does the lecturer point to in explaining that God forgives our sins only if we forgive others their debts and sins?

Which of the following is the lecturer’s definition of unforgiveness?

To harbor ill-feelings to a person for their hurtful attitudes and actions to you
To dislike intensely or passionately; to feel extreme hostility toward, to detest, to avoid contact
To desire to get even, to inflict harm, humiliation; to inflict punishment; to require retribution
To feel displeasure, hostility, antagonism; to harbor strong, negative feelings toward a person

Which stage of the slide of unforgiveness are you in if you’ve made a long list of all the times the person has wronged you?

You can stop the torment that comes from unforgiveness by

70×7: Finding Peace by Forgiving Others…And Yourself