What does this phrase Mercy mean? And what precisely does it mean in relation to one which is going to be passing judgment on the actions of men? The word Mercy means to have compassion or compassionate, to have shame, and ultimately concerning a living God unto those that are destined to be placed into the church of Christ it signifies heavenly grace. The Ekklesia is known as out from living worldly due to God's divine grace. Divine means godlike, what supersedes and is far above earthly comprehension -- Grace, nicely Grace would be, where God is concerned, his unmerited favor. Divine Mercy is that the unmerited favor from over bestowed upon the Ekklesia with its reflections in their heart of the whom we also refer to as the church of Christ.

As men are being born again by Jesus Christ throughout we, being that the church of Christ have to be mindful of this grace, but really we should say -- we still will need to be conscious of the unmerited favor of God to us in order to not select the favour of God in vain. Being born again by the word of God is really a favor bestowed upon us by God that we had nothing to do with meriting. Let's take a little time to look in Romans 9:15 as the incarnate Christ speaks to Moses, Christ boldly declares his right and authority to decide since he will towards men" for he said to Moses, I will have mercy on whom I will have mercy, and I will have compassion on whom I will have compassion" and in verse 16 the Scripture tells us" so then it is not of him that is willing, nor of him that runs, but of God that shows mercy"which plainly means it doesn't matter what man thinks he wishes to do, or exactly what he does, it is all about what I pick.

The Ekklesia is set according to God's own mercy and have empathy and not due to any conscious decisions or any bodily actions from humanity. If this grace, speaking of the new arrival, is disclosed, known, and pondered upon those that are being placed into the church of Christ afterward the grace of God starts to glow from within the hearts of believers and also can be viewed as surely as you can see the shining of the light by the sun.