Let us acknowledge that we are duty bound to forgive our enemies

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Let us acknowledge that we are duty bound to forgive our enemies – Rabuka

By Naveel Krishant

Sunday 25/12/2022

Prime Minister, Sitiveni Rabuka [Image: Fijian Government]

Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka says let us acknowledge that we are duty bound to forgive our enemies and those who hurt us.

In his Christmas message, Rabuka says let us be kind and accepting of those with different religious beliefs and let us live as good neighbours.

Rabuka says let us celebrate with joy the birth of Jesus Christ and has urged people to enjoy Christmas with their families.

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He further says if you are gripped by sadness, nursing broken hearts and dealing with many difficulties, be strong, take heart, the Prince of Peace is here.

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