Jesus asked his Father to forgive those that are responsible for his crucifixion
from the Jєωs to the Roman Soldiers that were doing their jobs. The forgiveness
of their personal sins and if they were saved or not is an another matter.

Jesus asked his Father to forgive those that are responsible for his crucifixion
from the Jєωs to the Roman Soldiers that were doing their jobs. The forgiveness
of their personal sins and if they were saved or not is an another matter.

I understand your point, not trying to be contrary, however, if your job is sinful and you continue with it, that is your personal sin.  

The example with the Lord's prayer is a good one.

It is very sorrowful to read about your mother, that must be a very difficult memory and cross to carry.  

"Father forgive them, they know not what they do."

This particular quote has always frightened me.

We are told that we sin when we knowingly do something wrong but these words seem to indicate that we sin and  need forgiveness for actions we were unaware were wrong.

Example.  A girl is brought up in a family totally devoid of faith and religion.  She dresses like a street walker and thinks this is normal and accepable.  She sins.

Has our teaching been wrong?  Do we truly sin in ignorance?
I believe we can and do.

The devil is called the trickster.  We wouldn't do many things if we really knew they were wrong.