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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Motif¶	Key moment¶	1	2	3	4	5	6

Primary
Forgiveness translates sin’s world into a simpler picture that reflects Heaven.
Pillar
▲ MilestoneLet sin be left behind; the empty space becomes holy again.	▲ Milestone
Where sin is gone, the space between becomes a meeting place.
Boundless Love needs no forgiveness; it teaches the mind Love is safe.
Supporting
When nothing stands between, creation answers with one voice.
Where sin has left: the world becomes an altar of forgiveness.
Nothing to forgive means nothing between us; oneness becomes obvious.
Beyond the gate, no limits remain; gratitude rises where sin is gone.
Forgiveness’s gifts are shared; the tiny sin spot is between minds.
Minor
Where sin was believed, Heaven’s altar is raised and light is rekindled.
Each miracle is a gift at the threshold, collapsing distance by changing the mind.
Forgiveness leaves a holy place where Christ can be recognized.
Forgiveness rests first on the giver; each gift returns complete and strengthened.
Forgiveness reveals Christ’s face, and home begins to draw near.
Forgiveness clears the detour and restores the mind to creating.
Fear of love dissolves when Christ is recognized and distance disappears.