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Why is mercy emphasized in the Bible?

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Mercy is emphasized in the Bible because it showcases God's loving nature and His commitment to redeem humanity.

The Bible emphasizes mercy as a fundamental trait of God's character. From the Old to the New Testament, the repeated declaration of 'His mercy endureth forever' in Psalms underscores this significance. God's mercy is depicted as essential in restoring relationships between Him and humanity. Through acts of mercy, God reveals Himself to His people, reminding them of their need for redemption and grace, culminating in Christ’s sacrificial love. The continual reminder of mercy serves to encourage believers to foster merciful hearts towards others, reflecting God's nature in interpersonal relations, ultimately fulfilling His command to love one another.
Scripture References: Psalm 136

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