What does the Bible say about God's comfort in sin?

In the context of 2 Samuel 12:24-25, we see how David comforted Bathsheba after their grievous sins were exposed by God. This illustrates that God, despite His judgment, offers comfort and reconciliation through Jesus Christ. When confronted with our sins, we come to realize our need for grace. This leads us to understand that our true comfort lies not in our works or repentance but in Christ, who is the source of peace and forgiveness. The Lord does not chide forever but rather brings us to a place of recognizing our sins and then comforts us with reconciliation.