Who is the real mediator?

If God is all seeing and all knowing as many Christians believe Him to be, then he isalready aware of our sins. If we feel sorrow for something we did, He knows that as well. And if we truly attempt to change our ways then He is already aware of this also. So why would we need a human intercessor if God is already aware of what is in our hearts and in our minds? I was born and raised in the Catholic faith, but never really bought into the Penance or Confession aspect of it. I worked for the Catholic church for 15 years, and at this time I do not consider myself to be a Catholic any longer. That does not mean that I left God, but I found another faith that is more in tune with my beliefs. I have a real problem with the kind of people that the Catholic church chooses to be in their leadership positions. To me, Confession is another way the the Catholic church intrudes into ones life and tries to tell others how to live. I am a follower of Christ and look to Him to tell me how to live. If I have done something wrong or am left with bad feeling as to how I handled a situation, I should go straight to the source, so to speak, and talk with God himself.

the true mediator is jesus christ if you beleve in god and you are into the christianity as the bible says : jhon 14:26 : but the helper,the holy spirit,whom father will send in my name,he will teach you all things,and bring your rememnbrance all that i said to you as i said..you dont need a man to confess your sin..all you need to to is kneel down and pray to jesus christ..cuz the true savior is him..not the man...he is the one that you are going to be 100% that is going to hear you..and that is going to forgive you.. if you confess the sin to a man..whats the point? thit you failed to him?..no..you failed to god if you comited a sin..so he is the one that you must talk to..kneel and pray..and as for forgiveness to jesus christ

That's a pretty typical, self-centered attitude. Sorry to bust your bubble, but we don't *all* believe in god. There are millions who don't believe there is such a thing as god or gods, and millions more who don't believe in the christian god or in Jesus. When I make a mistake I try to correct it. If it means I've hurt or offended someone I apologize to them, and try to make up for it. What good does it do them if I get on my knees and apologize to some invisible being? If we need forgiveness, it's from the person we hurt. Making mistakes isn't a sin. It's part of being human. And the best thing we can do is learn from our mistakes so that we don't make the same ones again. From what I've seen in a very long lifetime, is that being able to ask forgiveness for your *sins* usually means that you don't bother to try avoiding them in the future. Asking forgiveness is so much easier than trying to make sure you don't have to ask for it.

I believe it was the Apostle Paul who said that, because of what Jesus did for us at Calvary, we can now "go boldly before the throne of grace." While we are allowed to go to God ourselves rather than through a mediator, we still have the help of the Holy Spirit you speaks for us when we don't know how to say what we need or want to say. It's also a comfort to know that when Satan is accusing us before God, Jesus is there on our behalf reminding God that He cleansed us from all unrighteousness.

yeah..majority of us here on earth believed on one God..but others believed on three Gods or multiple God in other words..and the real mediator is the person who is very prominent in the bible and it is Jesus Christ our real mediator no other mediator except him.