The Phaneroo Devotion: The Mercy Of God
Apostle Grace Lubega
Lamentations 3:22-23 (KJV): “It is of the Lord’s mercies that we are not consumed, because his compassions fail not. They are new every morning: great is thy faithfulness.”
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The mercy of God is not passive; it is active. It is not a distant emotion where He feels pity yet remains unmoved. When God shows mercy, He acts.
Many people misunderstand mercy as God merely watching human suffering with compassion but choosing not to intervene. This belief has caused some to accept pain, sickness, and bondage as things God silently allows in mercy. This is not true.
Every time God had mercy on a person in the Bible, He did something about their condition.
When God had mercy on the children of Israel in Egypt, He did not just feel compassion for their cries, He sent Moses, broke the power of Pharaoh, and delivered them from bondage (Exodus 3:7–8).
When Jesus had mercy on blind Bartimaeus, He did not walk past him with sympathy. He stopped, called him, and restored his sight (Mark 10:46–52).
When God had mercy on humanity, He did not simply acknowledge our fallen state. He sent His Son. Mercy put on flesh, walked among us, died on the cross, and rose again for our salvation.
God’s mercy always moves Him to action.
Mercy does not coexist with indifference. If God were to watch suffering and do nothing, that would not be mercy, it would be neglect. But our God is neither cruel nor distant. His mercy reaches, touches, heals, restores, and redeems. Hallelujah!
FURTHER STUDY: Titus 3:5, Hebrews 4:15-16
GOLDEN NUGGET: God’s mercy always moves Him to action.
PRAYER: Loving Father, thank You for Your mercy. Your compassion can never fail. You intervene in the situations of my life, to align, strengthen and restore. This is why I trust You. By this truth, I have learnt to expect Your hand at work in any situation that challenges me. In Jesus’ name, Amen.
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KICA PA LUBANGA
Lakwena Grace Lubega
Koko 3:22-23(KJV): Mar pa Rwot ma pe lokke bedo matwal pe gik, ki kicane bene pe gik. Giroc gidoko nyen rupiny ki rupiny; in igenne mada.”
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Kica pa Lubanga pe ling mot; en tye ka tic. Pe obedo ginma iwinyo ki kama bor kama en winyo iye kica ento bedo mot. Ka Lubanga onyuto kica, en timo ginmo iye.
Dano mapol pe gi niang ikom kica pa Lubanga calo en neno can pa dano ki kica ento yero pe me donyo i lokke. Tam man oweko jo mogo guye arem, two, dok bedo i opii calo jami ma Lubanga ye ni otime i kica. Meno pe tye ada.
Kare ducu ma Lubanga otimo kica i kom ngat mo i Baibul, en otimo gin mo i kom kit ma onongo gi tye kwede.
I kare ma Lubanga otimo kica i kom litino Icarael i Ejipt, en pe obedo ki kica pi kokogi keken, en ocwalo Moses, oturo teko pa Parao, dok ogonyogi ki i bedo opii (Nia 3:7–8).
I kare ma Yecu obedo ki kica i kom Batulimayo, en pe okato ki i ngete ki kica. En ocung, olwonge, dok ocango wange bene(Marako 10:46-52).
I kare ma Lubanga obedo ki kica i kom dano, en pe oniang ni watimo bal keken. En ocwalo Wode. Kica oruko kom, owoto i kin waa, oto i kom yatariya, dok ocer pi larre wa.
Kica pa Lubanga kare ducu weko En timo gin mo i kom peko matye ni.
Kica pe bedo kacel ki bedo labongo paro. Kace onongo ni Lubanga onen deno can dok pe otim iye gin mo, meno onongo pe bedo kica, onongo bedo bwoto dano. Ento Lubangawa pe kite rac dok pe tye kama bor. Kica ne bino, gudu, cango, dwoko, dok laro dano. Aleluya!
KWAN MUKENE: Tito 3:5, Jo Ibru 4:15-16
LWOD MADIT: Kica pa Lubanga kare ducu weko En timo gin mo i kom peko matye ni
LEGA: Wora me amara, apwoyi pi kica ni. Kica ni pe twero rweny woko. In i donyo i tekare me kwona, me yubu, jingo dok dwoko cen. Man aye gin mumiyo ageno in. Ki lok ada man, apwonye me geno cingi me tic i tekare mo keken ma nen calo tek. I nying Yecu, Amen.
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