When I sin, does Jesus weep?

Answer 1

wow, 22 answers; you make me weep now; Jesus wept

But I tell you what; I am almost as popular as you are, otherwise people wouldn't ignore me; Jesus wept

Answer 2

Everyone sins and falls short of the golry of God. It matters on how we handle it afterwards. If we know better and keep going about our business like nothing happened, I'm pretty sure Jesus weeps. What Jesus really wants is for us to get back up, dust ourselves off, and say " Jesus I can't do this on my own. Help me resist the temptations of this world. Show me the path you want me to walk. I know you will never leave me or forsake me. I am the one who has blinded myself and not listened for your voice." He will then help you with joy.

Answer 3

Jim when you sin about half the people on yahoo answers weep..

Answer 4

Since Jesus was just a carpenter about 2006 years ago, then probably not.

Answer 5

Yes, It hurts God, when His creation offspring sins and harms one another. It's easy to see when you don't look as Jesus as a man like us but a God who can relate with our weaknesses.

Answer 6

jesus weeps when he looks at your face

Answer 7

Paul said that Christ died to purify for himself a Bride (Ephesians 5:25-27). "He gave himself for us to redeem us from all iniquity and to purify for himself a people of his own who are zealous for good deeds" (Titus 2:14).

Therefore, whenever we sin we join those who call the cross foolishness. If the aim of the cross is the purity of the church and the victory over sin, we cannot honestly regard the cross as the wisdom of God when we sin. Sin says to Christ, "I do not regard your suffering as sufficient incentive to keep me back from this act. You may have died to prevent me from doing this, but I'm going to do it anyway." Thus sin insults the suffering of Christ. And that is very serious.

Second, sin is seriousness because it suggests that we have the nature of Satan rather than God.

1 John 3:8 is very blunt on this score: "He who commits sin is of the devil." Verse 9 gives the opposite: "No one born of God commits sin; for God's nature abides in him." We don't take these verses to imply a perfectionism that would contradict . The reference seems to be to a life of sin—sinning that is unhated, unassaulted, and too often unconquered.

But the very least that you can say from these verses is that sin is very serious because it is the fruit not of God's nature in us but of Satan's nature. When you sin you are acting the way Satan does.

There are two songs in the world—the song of Satan and the song of Christ. When you sin, your heart is tuned to the song of Satan and you play it his way. But when you act from faith in obedience to God's word, your heart is tuned to the song of Christ and you play it his way. And it is a very serious thing when you find your heart again and again whistling the son of Satan.

Sin is serious because it jeopardizes our assurance of salvation.

So you try not to worry if Jesus weep, worry for yourself that you are getting closer to hell.

Answer 8

I've missed you, Jim. I was trying to run the show by myself and I accidentally got 'saved' in the process.
Can ya' help me out of the muck and mire that I'm shackled in?

Answer 9

so u know that u r making SIN... JESUS still wants u to be PURE as HIM,,, atleast... so he weeps at U.... at ur ignorance... ur pathetic LIFE...

Answer 10

Jim,

Even when you break rules that you do not even acknoledge Your Personal Savior that you ignore and deny still cries for you and feel your pain if that mistakes hurts you.

Answer 11

Jim --- If you do not consider yourself to be a "christian", then sin does not apply to you.
In essence, Jim Darwin does not sin!
Therefore my answer to your question is No.
Peace!