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How do we know the doctrine of God's mercy is true?

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The doctrine of God's mercy is affirmed throughout Scripture, highlighting His covenant promise to preserve and restore His people.

God's mercy is a foundational aspect of Reformed theology, deeply rooted in biblical teachings. Matthew 12:20 assures us that 'a bruised reed he shall not break,' signifying His unfailing commitment to His people, regardless of their perceived weakness. Throughout the Scriptures, God showcases His merciful attributes, such as in Isaiah 40:1-2 where He instructs His prophets to 'comfort' and 'speak comfortably' to His people. This consistent message of compassion and restoration is a demonstration that God's mercy is both profound and essential for our understanding of His divine nature and redemptive work through Christ.
Scripture References: Matthew 12:20, Isaiah 40:1-2, John 14:1, Titus 3:5, Isaiah 18:3, John 12:32, Isaiah 45:22, Hosea 11:9, Romans 11:5, 2 Timothy 1:9

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John 14:1
J.C. Philpot · Jun 7, 2016
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