Forgiveness Made Easy

By Goabaone Ivan Moeti

Life is all about forgiveness. Either you remain forgiving all the days of your life so that your heavenly Father also forgives you for your trespasses and you can walk in an open heaven. Or you remain unforgiving, so the Lord will not also forgive you for your trespasses and you will walk as if heaven is closed to you.

It is foolish in the sight of an ordinary man to forgive those who have offended you, but in the sight of God, it is wisdom. This is because forgiveness brings healing and deliverance to a person, to a family, and the nation as a whole. Unforgiving people are bound and not free in every aspect of life, whereas, forgiving people walk in tremendous freedom.

“Forgiveness Made Easy” is not just a book, but a healing and deliverance manual released at a time and under the strict influence of the Holy Spirit, to bring freedom to those struggling with unforgiveness, as well as healing to those who are hurting. It also outlines practical steps to show how one can forgive others unconditionally.

Furthermore, the author upon receiving healing and deliverance and a tremendous turnaround in his personal life and family, has some very interesting stories to tell in this book regarding the revelation he received from the Holy Spirit about forgiveness, which will change the lives of those struggling with unforgiveness. God Bless You.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Goabaone Ivan Moeti
• Release date: Nov 10, 2020
• ISBN: 9781005962609

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Forgiveness

Made Easy

Goabaone Ivan Moeti

Copyright © 2020 Goabaone Ivan Moeti

Published by Goabaone Ivan Moeti Publishing at Smashwords

First edition 2019

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Dedication

I would like to dedicate this book to our Lord Jesus Christ who filled me with many revelations to write this book, Forgiveness Made Easy. He took care of everything this book required, from the beginning phase to the editing, and finally to the publishing process.

Many thanks go also to my children, Lesego, Lame and Letsile who showed interest in my desire to share my revelation through this book. And to my dear wife Dr. Nkisang Moeti who encouraged me to finish this book.

I further want to say a special thank you to Pastor Harry Tawiah-Ussher, the author of Honourable Marriage, for the great service he offered in arranging and proofreading this book before sending it for publication. Your coming through made it possible for us to have it finally out in the hands of many.

I pray that whosoever shall read this book will have self-deliverance and will glorify the Lord and will recommend this amazing book to family members, friends, colleagues and even to their enemies.

Table of Contents

Dedication

Introduction

My Testimony

What is Forgiveness?

The Power of Forgiveness

Consequences of Not Forgiving

Revelation Concerning Forgiving

Introduction

This book was born out of my own personal experience and revelations which I want you to pay close attention to as you read. It will consequently bring deliverance in great quantities to you as you practise every word written therein by the grace of God.

I was born into a Christian family of divided churches, whereby my mother had a background of a certain church which did not believe in the manifestation of the Holy Ghost, and my father belonged to the Assemblies of God. Since mothers have more influence on their children than do their fathers, we grew up in my mother’s church.

We would sometimes visit the Assemblies of God and when we came back we would make jokes about what we had experienced there when seeing people under the influence of the Holy Spirit. This was so because we had never seen such in our church.

To be quite honest, although I grew up as a churchgoer who never missed church during my childhood, I had too many unanswered questions that came into my mind as I grew up. Every so often I would ask the elderly these questions and I would be accused of blaspheming against God, as well as being warned of the influence of Satan in my life if I was not careful, and I would continue to ask such questions about God.

The lack of answers to these questions ultimately caught up with me and I started missing church and eventually I started engaging in sexual immorality, drinking and partying. I would only sometimes visit church because it was in my blood and was more or less like a religious social club to me.

My questions that were never answered were questions like:

Why is it that God’s powers are only talked about but they never manifest, and yet Satan’s powers are seen on a daily basis?

Why is it that we always pray for the sick, and when we say ‘Amen’ they die?

Why is it that I have never seen a single prayer answered? Does prayer really work?

Why are there so many expensive cars in bars and many scrap cars in churches? Why does God seem to bless heathens more than He blesses Christians in churches?

Why do some people not have children, and yet they are Christians and can pray and God can give them children because He has powers?

Why do most of the things of God look stupid, and yet He is supposed to be the most intelligent Being in the universe?

I had every question that was bothering my mind answered through revelations after I realised the power of forgiveness. I also realised that it is not God’s fault that we miss these things, but rather our own fault because we don’t do things in accordance with the instructions of the Lord. Rather we do them according to our own human feelings and thinking, and our carnal ways, which don’t bear fruit.

Although I was no longer a frequent churchgoer, in 1991 I got married to a Seventh Day Adventist pastor’s daughter. This did not go down well with some of her relatives because I was drinking a lot of alcohol by then. Yet the pastor himself kept saying to the daughter who just stood with him in prayer, Who knows? One day he will repent. That was a very powerful statement from a pastor whose daughter was getting married to someone who was not strong in the faith.

We went on like that for the next 13 years and for a pastor’s daughter and a drunkard to live together as one was quite hectic. I would seldom though go to church with her. I wasn’t a very strong believer, as I always thought that more is not happening according to how I personally believe it should happen if God is really God.

Chapter One

My Testimony

It was in March 2004 that my wife visited a Pentecostal church called the