Have you ever said of a loved one "Lord, count their sin unto me"?

Answer 1

No, but I have prayed Lord take my sons pains away and put it on me, I would bare their pain. That explains them pains I've had as my sons gotten stronger:)

Answer 2

No, because Jesus has already taken the sins of the whole world and has redeemed mankind but the only sin that isn't forgiven by God is the sin of rejecting Christ as your personal Lord and Saviour...This is the ONE SIN that stops anyone from entering God's holy Kingdom.

Answer 3

Not in so many words. And it is utterly impossible for anyone other than Jesus to take away anyone's sins. But I have prayed earnestly (intercessionary prayers) for someone and sort of thought it but it is totally out of the question. You cannot "swop" or "trade" your salvation. It is very hard when you have loved ones who are unsaved but you just have to keep praying for them.

Answer 4

when we glance on the relations tree of Christ in Luke 3, this is the relations tree from Mary’s side, we see that God takes Mary’s relations tree each and each of the some time previous to Adam meaning she, like each man or woman, change right into a descendant of Adam which consists of the sinful Adamic nature. Does the Bible undergo this out? enable us see what number (pre-salvific) righteous human beings there are contained in the international. (Rom 3:23 KJV) For all have sinned, and are available short of the dignity of God; note the time period which God makes use of in this verse, "all have sinned." God isn't declaring some or some or maybe the final public, he's definite in His utilization of "ALL." this signifies that Mary change into area of that "all." lower than in a million John 3:4 we see the biblical definition of sin this is the transgression of God’s regulation. there is not any branch of sin into both venial or mortal classifications yet in basic terms one classification and that is sin. (James 2:10 KJV) For whosoever shall save the completed regulation, and yet offend in a unmarried element, he's in charge of all. because that Mary change into area of the human race on the prompt, she change into in charge of sin as another man or woman change into. Mary needed A Savior! (Luke a million:40 seven KJV) And my spirit hath rejoiced in God my Saviour. a million Tim 2:5 KJV) For there is one God, and one mediator between God and adult men, the guy Christ Jesus; those contained in the Roman Catholic Church educate that Mary is a mediator between Jesus and us. This practise is inaccurate because the Bible teaches that Jesus is the in basic terms mediator between God and guy. The Bible does no longer educate everywhere that the redeemed of God in Heaven have any intercessory authority or ministry for those nonetheless remaining in the international

Answer 5

No, as only God Himself can forgive anyone their sins.

And if you were so close to the Lord, to say such a Saintly thing, I imagine, your sins would already be forgiven anyway.

Answer 6

Yes, of my children, then I ask forgiveness for their sin. Not because I believe that I will remove their sin and accountablity, but because I feel that I am to partly blame for their sin and not teaching them correctly and, therefor, should have their sin counted as one of my own as well.

Answer 7

The only one who bore others sins was Jesus Christ himself.

Isaiah 53:5

But he was pierced for our transgressions,
he was crushed for our iniquities;
the punishment that brought us peace was upon him,
and by his wounds we are healed.

Answer 8

No, but I have asked to be allowed to help bear someone else's burdens. We each have to answer for our own sins; I HAVE prayed on occasion, "Father, please forgive them--they don't understand what they're doing."

EDIT: I see someone let the thumbs-down troll out again--Thumbs down does't bother me--it's a honest answer & I stand by it.

Answer 9

Some beliefs thought that you could take the sins of others..and had paid "sin eaters"..

http://ezinearticles.com/?Shamanism:-The-Sin-Eater&id=651828

Answer 10

No, but then this is the 21st century not medieval England.