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During 1830 in The United States, there was an unusual court case in which a railway clerk, George Wilson, was sentenced to be hanged for the murder of his partner and theft of money contained in the US Mail consignment. While on death row Wilson was offered a pardon by the then President Andrew Jackson following a public appeal for mercy. But strangely Wilson obstinately refused to accept the pardon.
The matter went before U.S. Supreme Court Chief Justice John Marshall. He ruled...
"A pardon is a slip of paper, the value of which is determined by the acceptance of the person to be pardoned. If it is refused, it is no pardon. George Wilson must be hanged." We have all been offered a pardon !
The key words here are “already” and “remains”. 10 out of 10 people die and it’s because of sin. Our death is proof of our guilt before God. Will you turn down your pardon ? May God have mercy on you and bring you to repentance so that you might yet receive the gift he is offering you. Remember always that the devil is the enemy of your soul All the best for Judgment Day Good bye |
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