T-26.IV

Where Sin Has Left

Chapter 26 — The Transition

When sin is left behind in the mind, forgiveness turns the emptied space into an altar where joining, vision, and the memory of God quietly replace fear.

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Forgiveness Forgiveness translates sin’s world into a simpler picture that reflects Heaven.

Pillar

Sin / Error ▲ Milestone Let sin be left behind; the empty space becomes holy again. Joining Where sin is gone, the space between becomes a meeting place. Love Boundless Love needs no forgiveness; it teaches the mind Love is safe.

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Oneness When nothing stands between, creation answers with one voice. Real World Where sin has left: the world becomes an altar of forgiveness. Sinlessness Nothing to forgive means nothing between us; oneness becomes obvious. Kingdom Beyond the gate, no limits remain; gratitude rises where sin is gone. Sonship Forgiveness’s gifts are shared; the tiny sin spot is between minds.

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Altar Where sin was believed, Heaven’s altar is raised and light is rekindled. Miracle Each miracle is a gift at the threshold, collapsing distance by changing the mind. Vision Forgiveness leaves a holy place where Christ can be recognized. Giving / Receiving Forgiveness rests first on the giver; each gift returns complete and strengthened. Memory of God Forgiveness reveals Christ’s face, and home begins to draw near. Creation / Extension Forgiveness clears the detour and restores the mind to creating. Fear Fear of love dissolves when Christ is recognized and distance disappears.