God's everlasting mercy is demonstrated through His unchanging love and saving grace found in Scripture.
The Bible affirms that God's mercy is everlasting and unconditional, rooted in His character as loving and just. Even when we forget Him, He does not forget us. His acts of mercy are evident throughout Old and New Testament narratives, whereby He consistently remembers His covenant with His people and fulfills His promises. For instance, in moments of trial, like Job's sufferings, God's mercy is not diminished; it is a constant reminder of His faithfulness and loving-kindness. This is especially clear in the New Testament, where the ultimate act of mercy is seen in Christ's sacrificial love on the cross, providing salvation to those who believe.
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