Very simply, God had forgiven her...Amazing grace was something she knew personally. The only right response for the rest of her life was to extend that grace to others, to forgive the way she had been forgiven.
In "The Chance" by Karen Kingsbury, the protagonist experiences profound forgiveness from God, a grace that transforms her understanding of life. This personal encounter with divine grace instills in her a deep sense of gratitude and the realization of the importance of forgiveness.
Her journey leads her to embrace the idea that extending grace to others is not just a one-time act but a lifelong commitment. She feels compelled to forgive others in the same way she has been forgiven, highlighting the power of grace and the responsibility that comes with it.
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