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How do we know God's mercy is extended to sinners?

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The Bible reveals God's mercy through His calling of sinners like Abram, showing that He chooses to save those who do not deserve it.

In the sermon, it is articulated how God extends His mercy by calling Abram, an idol worshiper, out of darkness. Despite Abram's disobedience, God chose to show him grace and compassion. This theme of divine mercy is prominent throughout Scripture, reminding us that salvation is not based on our actions but is a free gift from God. Romans 9:15 encapsulates this idea: 'For He says to Moses, 'I will have mercy on whom I have mercy...' indicating that God's mercy is sovereign and not contingent on human behavior. Such an understanding of mercy provides hope for all believers, reinforcing the tenet that God’s grace abounds even amidst our failings.
Scripture References: Genesis 12:1-3, Romans 9:15

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