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

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We know God's promises, including His mercy, are true because they are grounded in His unchanging nature and exemplified in the work of Christ.

God's promises, particularly His mercy, are based on His immutable character. As discussed in Isaiah 54, God states, 'For the mountains shall depart, and the hills be removed, but my kindness shall not depart from thee.' This illustrates that His mercy is not contingent upon our behavior or circumstances—it is a promise that is rooted in His eternal nature. Furthermore, these promises are manifested through the life and sacrificial death of Christ, who bore our sins and reconciled us to God. This assurance allows us to have profound confidence in God’s enduring mercy, reinforcing our relationship with Him.
Scripture References: Isaiah 54:10

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