iniquity

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iniquity. See also error; evil; rebellion (spiritual); sin
defined as
cosmic insanity; defiance of reality; indicates vanishing personality control (2:3.5) (67:1.4-5)
destroying connection of soul with spirit (146:2.2)
eternally rejecting divine forgiveness (153:4.3)
inherently and automatically suicidal (2:3.2-5) (148:5.3)
persistent pursuit of sin and error; transgression of divine law (54:0.1-2) (148:4.5)
reveals transient reality of God-unidentified selfhood (118:7.5)
wholehearted rebellion against universe, divine reality (67:1.6)
depart, all who delight in i. (166:3.4)
Father abhors i. (149:6.11) (159:3.9)
habitual sin leads to (67:1.6)
iniquiters’ doom is sealed when they lose the desire to know God and be like him (5:1.11)
iniquiters never experience sorrow or accept forgiveness for misdeeds (67:1.6)
Jesus saw most men as weak rather than wicked (196:2.9)
some embrace i. (133:3.7)

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