Forgiveness of what happened at Church!!

In Hebrew, the word for forgiveness is "סְלִיחָה" (selicha) or "מְחִילָה" (mechila).

"סְלִיחָה" (selicha) is derived from the root word "סָלַח" (salach), which means "to forgive" or "to pardon." It is often used in the context of asking for forgiveness from God or from other people.

"מְחִילָה" (mechila) is derived from the root word "חָלַל" (chalal), which means "to profane" or "to desecrate." It is often used in the context of forgiveness as an act of canceling a debt or

releasing someone from an obligation.

In Greek, the word for forgiveness is "συγγνώμη" (syngnómi) or "αφώνηση" (afónisi).

"συγγνώμη" (syngnómi) is derived from the root word "συγγινώσκω" (synginósko), which means "to understand together" or "to come to an understanding." It is often used in the context of seeking forgiveness or expressing remorse for a wrongdoing.

"αφώνηση" (afónisi) is derived from the root word "αφίημι" (afíimi), which means "to let go" or "to release." It is often used in the context of forgiveness as an act of releasing someone from their guilt or offense.