Sin, The Meaning

In the original languages of the Bible — both Hebrew (חטא / HATTAH) and Greek (Αμαρτία / HAMARTÍA) — the word translated as “sin” literally means “the arrow that lacks the strength to reach its target.”.
This is an important detail.

It's not simply a matter of MISSING the target, as if only the arrow's direction were wrong, but rather that it could have hit the target if it had been correctly aimed.
The situation is far more serious, indicating an arrow that, even if aimed correctly, would never hit the target because it simply doesn't have enough force to reach it!

This, therefore, shows once again the impossibility of avoiding sin in our present state: holiness is rudimentarily restored in the Christian while still alive, but its fullness will only be achieved in eternal life.
Therefore, a statement that often appears on social media ends up being 100% correct:

Behold, the final night is drawing ever closer, and before the Lord returns like a thief in the night, we can already see solid signs of the prophesied reign of the Antichrist consolidating itself not only in Brazil, but throughout the world!
In the 2023 phase of "The Worst Gospel," I decided to use new formats to help increase the reach of content related to the Scriptures—stories, videos, shorter texts, guest authors…—and this publication, which I took the liberty of revising and illustrating, is part of that strategy, its concept having originally been formulated by:

Eduardo Pydd Teixeira

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