Anyone who refuses mercy to his peers cannot rightfully seek pardon for his own sins.
If one has no mercy toward another like himself, can he then seek pardon for his own sins?
You yourself are a sinner, and if you won't forgive another person, you have no right to pray that the Lord will forgive your sins.
He hath no mercy on a man like himself; and (yet) beseecheth he the Highest for his own sins?
Does he have no mercy toward a man like himself, and yet pray for his own sins?
If people have no mercy toward those like themselves, can they then seek pardon for their own sins?
If someone has no mercy towards another like himself, can he then seek pardon for his own sins?
Can they refuse to have mercy on people like themselves, and then pray about their own sins?
Can one refuse mercy to a sinner like oneself, yet seek pardon for one’s own sins?
Does he have no mercy toward a man like himself, and yet pray for his own sins?
If someone has no mercy towards another like himself, can he then seek pardon for his own sins?
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