Does the Bible really teach that lack of forgiveness blocks blessings?

[jennifer_bloom]

The bible says you should let God erase the punishments of your enemies so they can receive the things they worked hard for because God also had to erase your punishment so you can receive the things you worked hard for and when a Christian does not get rewarded for their hard work, it is always a forgiveness issue and never a laziness issue because we live in a world where everyone ones hard:

… Either they work hard earning money, or fighting health problems, or tolerating embarrassment, or enduring painful conflicts at home. Everybody works hard. If God does not reward you, it’s not because you are lazy, it’s because you have an enemy in your life that you have not forgiven yet. You should forgive those that do not deserve it. Because you need forgiveness too and you do not deserve it either.

[senor_bacon]

The same God that sent Jesus to take on all the sins of the world so that God can forgive anyone and everyone unoquivocally.

Jesus said to forgive 70 x 7, 490. Just keep forgiving.

Also, Jesus called the Pharisees hypocrites. You don't want to be that.

It's there anything more hypocritical than not forgiving?
If you have ought against your brother, go and make[things right with him first. Then bring your scratch to the temple.

This is like open and shut case for Christians. Easy math.

[senor_bacon]

Ty for MHO
There was a real life story of this African pastor named Daniel. Heard this one years ago.

He had an accident and died on a country road somewhere. He came back to life and told about how Jesus was telling him things.

You were arguing with your wife this morning. So I guess send you to the hot box with the runway angels. But it's not your time, so go back.

Y'all better be careful. Don't have ought against any. Go resolve with anyone first, if you have anything against anyone, before you go to church.

Don't even come to church.

I urge you, be at peace with all Men.
It's difficult because people's hearts have grown cold in these last days, and they know not what spirit they are of.
For me, people tend to think I'm a doormat or free target practice.

But so it goes.
Jesus said go the extra mile.
The meaning of this saying has been incorrectly spread in the culture, ironically people say it to do more than you're supposed to. Boomers quoting this for disloyal employers, that you should do more for them.

Beck in Jesus' day, if a Roman soldier asked you to carry his things for 1 mile, you were required by law to do so.

Jesus said do another mile. So when someone offers you an injustice, you're supposed to do another mile, not as a good ol' boy, but as a Christian way to point out the injustice.

[Alexson_stormzy]

True... The bible attributes more to that note

[RareBreedOfMan]

I do find this to be true not quite sure?