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 1 III,  233     |       offend our feelings than mercy towards the elect.~We know
 2 VII,  430     |    ourselves of knowing if His mercy cannot make us capable of
 3 VII,  430     |       the right to measure the mercy of God and set limits to
 4 VII,  430     |        appear in His advent of mercy, because, as so many make
 5 VII,  430     |     themselves unworthy of His mercy, He has willed to leave
 6 VII,  497     |     those who, trusting to the mercy of God, live heedlessly,
 7 VII,  497     |       attributes to cure them, mercy and justice. The property
 8 VII,  497     |      etc.; and the property of mercy is to combat sloth by exhorting
 9 VII,  497     |        will pity us." And thus mercy is so far from authorising
10 VII,  497     |      saying, "If there were no mercy in God we should have to
11 VII,  497     |    that it is because there is mercy in God that we must make
12 VII,  553     |    pray longer.~We implore the mercy of God, not that He may
13 VIII,  556    |     And it is equally of God's mercy that He has given indications
14 VIII,  556    | wretchedness, and His infinite mercy, who unites Himself to their
15 VIII,  562    |    wretchedness of man, or the mercy of God; either the weakness
16 VIII,  584    |     exists for the exercise of mercy and judgement, not as if
17  IX,  610(105)|                Ps. 9:14. "Have mercy." ~
18   X,  667     |    will never be the object of mercy, but of the justice of God,
19  XI,  725     |       days of salvation and of mercy, and I will preserve thee
20  XI,  725     |   smite them; for he that hath mercy upon them shall lead them,
21  XI,  725     |       people, and He will have mercy upon the poor who hope in
22 XIV,  887     |       that God will bestow His mercy upon us that we shall not