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How do we know the doctrine of mercy is true?

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The doctrine of mercy is demonstrated in Scripture, notably in Jesus's healing of the lepers in Luke 17, where He responds to their cry for mercy.

Scripture consistently affirms God's mercy as a foundational attribute of His character. In the account of the ten lepers in Luke 17, Jesus showcased His mercy by responding to the desperate cries of these outcasts. They had no hope of healing according to the law of Moses, yet Christ, moved by their request, provided not just physical healing but also the opportunity for salvation. This demonstrates that God's mercy is not only available but also powerful enough to transform lives. We see this mercy throughout Scripture, where God continually extends grace to those in need and calls them to Himself.
Scripture References: Luke 17:11-19, Exodus 33:19, Romans 5:8

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