The Merciful (Part 1)
The BeatitudesSteve Gregg
In "The Merciful (Part 1)" by Steve Gregg, the speaker discusses the importance of mercy and its biblical roots. He explains that being merciful means forgiving others and extending grace, just as we have received mercy from God. Gregg emphasizes the practical implications of showing mercy, such as being charitable and patient with others. He concludes by noting that mercy is essential for obtaining mercy from God.
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