Apart from supplies, another thing that God has in abundance is
mercy
Eph 2:4-5
4But God, who is rich in mercy, for his great love wherewith he
loved us,
5 Even when we were dead in sins, hath quickened us together with
Christ, (by grace ye are saved;) KJ
Ps 103:11
11 For as the heaven is high above the earth, so great is his mercy
toward them that fear him. KJV
Just imagine the space between the surfaces
of the earth, through the sky, before entering into the galaxies! God’s mercy
covers that entire surface towards us. If His mercy is that large, then there
is enough mercy to go around the billions of earth’s inhabitants. More
astounding is the realization that a very significant fraction of that mercy
can heal the sick, raise the dead, and do the impossible. But if this is so,
why is it that people still run out of God’s mercy? Why did King Saul exhaust
his mercy line so soon? Why did the family of Eli run out of God’s mercy at
Eli’s old age?
The answer is Psalm 103: 11, which is the absence of the fear of
the Lord. Although God’s mercy is so great yet it must not be taken for
granted. The mercy of God responds directly to the fear of God in our lives.
While God’s mercy gets bigger and bigger towards those who fear Him. Whether
God’s mercy will be accessible to you will be determined by you. If only you
can fear God completely, God mercy will not only be readily available, but will
always be accessible.
Moved with compassion and gripped and
gripped by mercy towards a leper in Mark 1:40-45, the one who asked us not to
touch lepers touched a leper and healed him. Mercy gives you what you don’t
deserve. Similarly, in Mark 10:46-52, mercy moved Him to hear to hear the cry
of a beggar and healed him. Even though you do not deserve His blessing, His
mercy will extend His touch to you.
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