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What does it mean that God is compassionate and merciful?

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God's compassion and mercy mean that He is willing to forgive our sins and show us grace when we repent.

The nature of God is one of compassion and mercy, as expressed throughout scripture, particularly in Psalm 130 which lifts up God's willingness to forgive. The psalmist emphasizes that with God there is full redemption, highlighting the reality that our sins do not disqualify us from receiving mercy if we come to Him in humility. This mercy isn't a mere overlook of our sins; it is a profound act of love where God, knowing our imperfections and failures, chooses to forgive and restore us. This understanding invokes a sense of awe and reverence, instilling in us the need to approach Him honestly, with the assurance that His mercy will always prevail over our shortcomings.
Scripture References: Psalm 130:4, Psalm 145:8-9, Psalm 86:15, Ephesians 2:4-5

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Out of the Depths
Joe Terrell · Sep 19, 2021
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