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How do we know that Jesus' compassion is genuine?

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Jesus' compassion is evidenced by His awareness and action towards the suffering, as seen in John 5:1-15.

In John 5:1-15, Jesus encounters a man who had suffered for thirty-eight years, illustrating His compassionate nature. Jesus sees the man's plight, understands his years of suffering, and unprompted, reaches out to heal him. This act is not a mere display of power; it is rooted in His deep mercy and love for humanity. Jesus’ willingness to help those who are overlooked or rejected by society underscores that His compassion is sincere and driven by a desire to restore people, both physically and spiritually. Moreover, scripture assures us that God delights in mercy, demonstrating that His compassion is a core aspect of His character.
Scripture References: John 5:1-15, Micah 7:18

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John 5:1-15
J.C. Ryle · Oct 14, 2016
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