As we read through Ezekiel 20:1-22:16, one of the most striking themes is the tension between God’s judgment and His mercy. The passage reveals a pattern of Israel’s repeated rebellion against God, contrasted with God’s persistent mercy. The phrase that stands out is, "You will know I am the Lord when I repay your wickedness with mercy." In today’s world, mercy can seem almost extinct—especially in the harsh and unforgiving environment of the internet. Judgment is quick, and compassion often seems in short supply. Yet, here we see a profound aspect of God’s character: His willingness to extend mercy even…Keep Reading
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