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How does God's mercy manifest in His judgments?

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God's mercy is evident in His judgments, as He often provides warnings and opportunities for repentance before executing judgment.

Throughout the plagues in Exodus, we observe that God warns Pharaoh repeatedly before bringing judgment. This mercy allows for potential repentance and serves as an opportunity to heed God's word, reflecting His desire for obedience over destruction. Even amidst judgment, God spares the livestock of the Israelites, showing His protection and mercy for His people. This pattern illustrates that God's judgments are not arbitrary, but are measured and often coupled with grace, giving opportunities for people to turn back to Him.
Scripture References: Exodus 9, Romans 8:28

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