God's mercy is exemplified in the story of Manasseh, showing that even the most sinful can be redeemed.
The narrative of Manasseh emphasizes that no one is beyond the reach of God's mercy. Despite his extreme wickedness, which included idolatry and violence, Manasseh's eventual repentance demonstrates that God’s grace can transform even the most hardened hearts. This reflects the broader biblical principle that God desires all to come to repentance, as we see echoed in the New Testament through passages like 1 Timothy 2:4. The story serves as a powerful reminder that God's willingness to forgive is not limited by the depth of an individual's sin but is rooted in His sovereign grace.
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