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NL888 Posted 13 years ago
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Is this sentence natural English?

So long as you accept Jesus as the Savior, willing to admit your guilt and to repent, the crimes and sins commited by you in your lifetime will be blamed on Jesus, and you thus become innocent.
  

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NL888 So long as you accept Jesus as the Savior and are willing to admit your guilt and to repent, the crimes and sins you commit t ed by you in your lifetime will be blamed on Jesus, and thus you thus become innocent. It's pretty natural English as shown. As for the meaning, that's something else.

— CalifJim

  • NL888 So long as you accept Jesus as the Savior and are willing to admit your guilt and to repent, the crimes and sins you commit t ed by you in your lifetime will be blamed on Jesus, and thus you thus become innocent.
  • It's pretty natural English as shown.
  • As for the meaning, that's something else.
  • Christians don't normally say "Blame it on Jesus"!
  • This turns out to be a comical statement, and I don't think you want to be comical.
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NL888So long as you accept Jesus as the Savior and are willing to admit your guilt and to repent, the crimes and sins you committed by you in your lifetime will be blamed on Jesus, and thus you thus become in
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