Forgiveness...This Is True Forgiveness

###'s brother forgives, embraces ###



A jury sentenced former Dallas police officer ###, who was convicted of murdering her neighbor, ### in his own home to ten years in prison.
During the 2018 Martin Luther King Day parade a message sent to ### said, “When does this end lol”. She responded, “When MLK is dead… oh wait….”

Prosecutors also showed the jury some of ###’s alleged social media posts that promoted police violence against civilians. One banner she posted said, “I wear all black to remind you not to mess with me, because I’m already dressed for your funeral.”

Attorneys representing the ### family in a civil suit said the new evidence showed ###’s true intent.


“We believe that it paints a completely different picture than the crying, tearful, remorseful person who was on the stage,” said lawyer ###.
 
My reply is there could be no other opinion but true forgiveness. My first impression when I listened to the reaction of the defendant was that she was very frightened and remorseful. It was clear that she regretted what had happened. She had taken an innocent life. She had indeed committed a terrible crime. She also said that she was going to lose her job. In my opinion, this was a young woman who wanted to make something good of her life. It seems to me that as someone who had done criminology, she knew the gravity of the situation in which she had found herself. She appeared to panic and was clearly in a state of shock. This told me it was not premeditated murder. Furthermore, on the stand, she displayed an attitude of respect and humility. She was very penitent. I was not able to watch all the videos, but I do not see why anyone should bring color into the situation. Whether he was black or white, she did it as self-defense on the spur of the moment. I agree with the elderly woman's opinion. I realize that she was sentenced for the crime. I was very disappointed. The gentleman's brother exercised true forgiveness, and I admire him. This is an act of true unconditional forgiveness. That is what Jesus has done for us. We all will need forgiveness from others at some time. We must learn not to be too hard on others. We must exercise compassion for not only our family members. I will complete watching the videos and I will allow others around me to watch and listen. Thanks for having highlighted this case. God bless you. One more thing, I am inviting you all to watch this video now.
 
This is an act of true unconditional forgiveness. That is what Jesus has done for us. We all will need forgiveness from others at some time. We must learn not to be too hard on others. We must exercise compassion for not only our family members. I will complete watching the videos and I will allow others around me to watch and listen. Thanks for having highlighted this case. God bless you. One more thing I am inviting you all to watch this video now.

I watched the trial each day. I have been watching this story since it happened. Her story changed and she was caught in some lies. She didn’t render CPR. Evidence was tampered with. They tried to assassinate this young man’s character to protect her. But Only God, Thank You Jesus, Let The Truth Be Known.

But God showed us through this young man, Botham Jean’s brother, what true forgiveness looks like and how to still walk in love. I am praying for ###.
 
Forgiving someone who has caused you pain is a deeply personal and often challenging journey. Here are some thoughts that might help:

1. **Understand Forgiveness**: Forgiveness is more about freeing yourself from the burden of anger and resentment than it is about condoning the actions of the other person. It's a process that can lead to healing and peace.

2. **Set Boundaries**: Forgiving someone doesn't mean you have to maintain a relationship with them or be friendly. It's important to set healthy boundaries to protect yourself from further harm.

3. **Seek Support**: Talk to a trusted friend, family member, or counselor who can provide support and guidance as you navigate this process.

4. **Reflect on Your Values**: Consider what forgiveness means to you and how it aligns with your values and beliefs. This can help you find the strength to move forward.

5. **Practice Self-Compassion**: Be kind to yourself as you work through these feelings. Healing takes time, and it's okay to feel a range of emotions.

Remember, forgiveness is a personal journey, and it's important to do what feels right for you.
 
Fast and pray before the Lord for those lost souls who cause pain, sorrow and anger in your heart. It is satan who is trying to make your life miserable. Ask the Lord to save those who are far away from God. Specially those who love to see you suffer. Say loud their names before God and ask Him to change their life. None of us can do what God can. We cannot cleanse souls of anyone, only Jesus can. Believe, trust and wait for the Lord to answer and expect to see great and wondersul things happening in those lives you are praying for.
 
How do I forgive someone who ruins my life every single day? Should I be friendly to them while they ruin my life and put me in pain?
It's very difficult to be nice to them knowing at this very moment they are destroying me.
I always wanted to know the answer for this?

Forgive and move on. Forgiveness does not mean relationship. You forgive people, but that doesn't mean you have to accept their behavior or trust them. Forgiveness doesn't excuse, condone, or minimize what has happened. I forgive people, but that doesn't mean I need them in my life. I forgive because God forgave me. I forgive them for me, so I can let go and move on with my life.
 
Thank you ###, loved those video and your comments. Yes, I forgive, pray for them and moved on because God forgives me and I want to stay at peace and no any hindrance to worship God.
 

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