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How does God respond to prayer during times of judgment?

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God responds to prayer with mercy, as seen when Amos intercedes for Israel's deliverance.

In Amos 7, we see a powerful example of how God responds to prayer during times of judgment. Amos intercedes on behalf of Israel, pleading for God's mercy. God's response, where He repents from the intended judgment, illustrates that prayer is effective and that God hears the cries of His people. This aligns with the Reformed understanding of prayer not altering God's sovereign will, but rather being a means through which He accomplishes His purposes. God's willingness to relent from judgment demonstrates His nature as compassionate and responsive to the heartfelt pleas of His faithful servants.
Scripture References: Amos 7:3, Amos 7:6

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