Throughout history, the term “sin” has been misunderstood, misused, and often abused. It has become a label applied to a person, rather than an act. This has led to much confusion and pain, especially in the church.
How is the saying of Se dice el sin going?
The saying “The sin is said, but not the sinner” is a way of saying that people tend to talk more about the mistakes and failures of others than about their own. It is a way of criticizing others without having to look at yourself. In fact, when someone says this, he is implying that he himself is a perfect person, and that everyone else is the one who makes mistakes.
But, how is the saying of “The sin is said, but not the sinner”? Well, actually it’s not going very well. The Bible teaches that we are all sinners, and that sin is something that is said, but it is also something that is done. It is an action, not a simple word. And the Bible also teaches that all sins are equal before God. So if we are talking about sins, then we are also talking about sinners.
The Bible says in 1 John 3:4: “Everyone who practices sin practices iniquity also; and sin is iniquity.” So if we commit a sin, we are committing an act of iniquity. And iniquity is something we should not do. The Bible also says in James 2:10: “For whoever keeps all the law, but offends in one point, he becomes guilty of all.” So, if we commit a single sin, we are already guilty of all.
Therefore, the saying “The sin is mentioned, but the sinner is not” does not make any biblical sense. We are all sinners, and all sins are equal before God. So if we ourselves are sinners, why should we criticize others for their sins? Instead of doing that, we should look for ways to forgive and help others overcome their own sins.
What sayings and their meaning
Sayings are popular phrases that convey popular wisdom. Many of them have their origin in the Bible, and have been transmitted from generation to generation. Here are some of the most popular sayings and their meaning.
“Honor your father and your mother” (Exodus 20:12). This is one of the commandments that God gave to Moses and, therefore, it is a rule that we must follow. The meaning of this saying is that we must respect and obey our parents, since they are the ones who have given us life.
“You shall not kill” (Exodus 20:13). This is another of God’s commandments, and its meaning is obvious: we must not kill anyone.
“You shall not commit adultery” (Exodus 20:14). The meaning of this biblical saying is that we must be faithful to our partner, and not have sexual relations with other people.
“You shall not steal” (Exodus 20:15). This is another of God’s commandments, and its meaning is obvious: we must not steal.
“You shall not bear false witness against your neighbor” (Exodus 20:16). The meaning of this biblical saying is that we should not lie, and that we should always tell the truth.
“You shall not covet your neighbor’s house” (Exodus 20:17). The meaning of this Biblical saying is that we should not covet the belongings of others, but should be content with what we have.
Despite the fact that sin is present in our lives, God loves us unconditionally and sees us as his beloved children. He forgives us our sins and gives us a new opportunity to live a full and abundant life.