2 CORINTHIANS: CAP.2-VER.10: But to whom you forgive something, I also forgive; because in truth, what I have forgiven, if I have forgiven something, I did for you in the presence of Christ.

If our lord Jesus Christ asked his father to forgive all the Roman guards, who verbally and physically mistreated him, and also took away our rebellions and sins, the more we should forgive those who hurt us, we must do the same because we represent him here on earth.

Paul tells believers to live in humility, patiently supporting each other where meekness and love prevail.

2 CORINTHIANS chapter 2 Vers 11: "so that Satan does not gain any advantage over us, let us not ignore his machinations."

Paul again urges us to forgive and in this way the enemy will not gain advantages over us, because he seeks to affect our lives.
Therefore, if we are true children of God and we know his word, we are obligated to forgive so we can lead a life in holiness.

Forgiving is the path to the freedom of bitterness, it is to forget the fault that has been committed, and thus be able to live with a heart full of love.