How do we know God's mercy is sufficient for salvation?
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God's mercy is sufficient for salvation because it is rooted in His love and the sufficiency of Christ's sacrifice.
In Ezekiel 16, we see God’s remarkable mercy toward a people who have done nothing to earn it. Despite our pollutions and the unworthiness displayed, God passes by and commands life (Ezekiel 16:6). The Gospel reveals that God's mercy is indeed sufficient as it is based on Christ’s sacrificial death and resurrection, which fully satisfies the requirements of God's justice for those He has chosen to save (Romans 5:8). This mercy is not earned by us but is a free gift extended by God alone, underscoring the fact that salvation is of the Lord (Jonah 2:9).
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