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Mercy in the Bible — CD
$ 14.95

Mercy in the Bible

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This is the first title by Dr. Bergsma that I have listened to and I really love it. He explains beautifully, knows so much, plus he can be very funny!! I am really enjoying his knowledge.

Mercy in the Bible


• How can we experience God's mercy today?
• What is the rich Biblical meaning of mercy?
• Is the God of the Old Testament a God of mercy?

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  • 1 hour 27 min. (2 CDs / MP3)

    What does mercy mean, anyway? Letting people off the hook? Having lower standards? Accepting shoddy work? Having pity on the destitute? Though we often speak of "mercy," there is great confusion about what exactly it is, and how we should practice it.

    In this two-talk series, Dr. Bergsma delves into the concept and words for mercy in the Old and New Testaments, showing that "mercy" in the Bible is a much richer reality than we realized. Along the way, we discover the close connections between mercy, the Psalms, the Mass, the Eucharist, and almsgiving. Biblical mercy always draws us closer into the family of God!

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A closer look at the biblical texts and sources behind this study, for those who want more detail before purchasing.

Key passages & sources examined: Key passages & sources examined: the three Hebrew words behind 'mercy' — rahamim (compassion), hanan (favor), and hesed (covenant faithfulness) — anchored in God's self-revelation in Exodus 34:6–7; the 'todah' (thanksgiving) sacrifice and Psalms 113–118 and 136; and the New Testament link between mercy, the Magnificat and Benedictus (Luke 1), almsgiving (Matthew 6; Acts 10), and the Eucharist. Draws on St. John Paul II's Dives in Misericordia.

Who presents this study?

Dr. John Bergsma, professor of theology at Franciscan University of Steubenville.

How is this different from a general talk on mercy?

It works from the actual biblical vocabulary — three distinct Hebrew words — showing that 'mercy' in Scripture is richer than pity or leniency, and ties it to covenant, the Psalms, and the Eucharist.

How long is it?

A concise two-talk series, about 1 hour 27 minutes — a good short study for a group or an individual. Available on CD and MP3.

Is there a preview?

Yes — a printable outline and an audio excerpt are linked in the 'Excerpt & Outline' tab above.