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How do we know Jesus is merciful?

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Jesus' merciful nature is evidenced by His healing of the ten lepers, particularly the one who returned to thank Him.

The mercy of Jesus is exemplified through His actions, such as those described in Luke 17:11-19, where He healed ten lepers. Despite their desperate pleas from a distance, Jesus responded to their cries for mercy, demonstrating His compassion without prejudice. Remarkably, even though nine of the lepers did not return to give thanks, one did— a Samaritan—who recognized the source of his healing. Jesus highlights the contrast between the gratitude of the one and the indifference of the nine, reinforcing that His mercy reaches even those deemed outsiders in society. This incident illustrates that Jesus is not only willing to heal physically but is also interested in our hearts and our expression of gratitude toward Him.
Scripture References: Luke 17:11-19, John 5:1-9

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