He has caused his wonders to be remembered; the Lord is gracious and compassionate.
Psalm 111:4 NIV
This God of whom we are learning is the One whose works are great, glorious, and majestic. His righteousness endures forever. This God is gracious and compassionate. “He does amazing things so that we will remember that the LORD is kind and merciful.” (ERV). God’s wonders, once hidden, are now unveiled and etched in the memories of all who witness His mighty acts. Each remarkable deed becomes a testament to His power and love. The Lord’s grace is boundless, showering upon us without measure or condition. It surpasses human comprehension and extends to the depths of our souls.
No other god is like you. You chose us to be your people. And you decide not to remember what we have done wrong. Not many of your people remain and we have done bad things. But you choose to forget those bad things. You will not always be angry, because you want very much to be kind. You like to be kind because you love us. So, again you will remove everything that we have done wrong. You will crush those bad things. You will throw all of them into the deep sea.
Micah 7:18-19 EASY
We do not deserve God’s grace and compassion, yet He chose us as His people. He did not treat us according to our sin; He forgives our sins. We cannot over emphasize the place of grace in our lives. Is He not worthy of our praise? God’s wonders are not limited to grandiose displays. They encompass His loving-kindness, mercy, and abundant forgiveness.
And this brings praise to God because of his wonderful grace. God gave that grace to us freely. He gave us that grace in Christ, the one he loves. In Christ we are made free by his blood sacrifice. We have forgiveness of sins because of God’s rich grace. God gave us that grace fully and freely. With full wisdom and understanding he let us know his secret plan. This was what God wanted, and he planned to do it through Christ.
Ephesians 1:6-9 ERV
God has freely given us His glorious grace so we are to offer praise and adoration to Him. This divine grace is a gift lavished on us in Jesus Christ, His beloved Son. So, we are free and liberated from the bondage of sin through Christ’s sacrificial death. The blood shed on the cross becomes the means by which our sins are completely forgiven and washed away. Ultimately, God’s grace towards us is not meager or limited, but it overflows with richness and abundance. In His infinite wisdom and understanding, God’s ways and plans surpass human comprehension and knowledge.
Albeit, we cannot fully grasp the depth and magnitude of the grace that God extends to us. His grace is a testament to His boundless love and mercy, poured out upon us without reservation.
