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 1 1,4 |           seal. What can equal the mercy of Christ who shared His
 2 2,2 |        Mighty, Holy Immortal: have mercy on us” — a doxological song
 3 3,4 |            is celebrated, when His mercy and forgiveness are received,
 4 3,4 |            of Christ, His love and mercy, His forgiveness and healing,
 5 3,4 |       Christ is His great love and mercy is in our midst doing His
 6 4,4 |       Church, a radiant witness of mercy and glory, God’s holy people
 7 5,4 |         Christ “Son of David, have mercy me!” Soon afterwards he
 8 6,1 |           Christ, Son of God, have mercy on me, a sinner” — which
 9 6,1 |           says: “My soul knows His mercy towards me, and I write
10 7,1 |      teaching about God's love and mercy toward sinners dictated
11 7,1 | contradicting his own principle of mercy toward sinners. Religious
12 8,3 |            against the “vessels of mercy,” the Christian Jews and
13 8,3 |      disobedience that He may show mercy upon all (Rom. 9:32). Saint
14 9,2 |            have full access to the mercy and forgiveness of God.~
15 10,1|           flow from God, His love, mercy, truth, righteousness, freedom,
16 10,5|         His love and goodness, His mercy and compassion, His demands
17 11,3|        glory and majesty, love and mercy, justice and peace, righteousness
18 11,3|      witnesses to His goodness and mercy before all peoples.~The
19 11,3| relationships worthy of the God of mercy and justice whom they claim
20 11,4|          One who commands love and mercy, justice and peace towards