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How do we know God's grace is radical?

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God's grace is radical because it shows His love for undeserving sinners, illustrated by Hosea's marriage to Gomer, who represents humanity's unfaithfulness.

The radical nature of God's grace is powerfully illustrated in the story of Hosea and Gomer. God commanded Hosea to marry Gomer, a woman of whoredoms, to symbolize His unconditional love and forgiveness towards unfaithful Israel. This act of marrying someone so undeserving demonstrates how God's grace reaches out to us despite our flaws and failures. Romans 5:20 expounds on this idea, stating that where sin abounds, grace abounds much more. Thus, the radicality of grace lies in its ability to redeem even the most broken and unlovable individuals.
Scripture References: Hosea 1-3, Romans 5:20

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Radical Grace
Kent Clark · Aug 9, 2015
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