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Have Mercy upon Me: The Prayer of the Penitent in the Fifty-First Psalm Explained and Applied is unavailable, but you can change that!

Containing a month of daily meditations on the 51st Psalm, Murray’s exploration of Miserere is divided into five parts: • The Great Petition • The Confession • The Prayer of Forgiveness • The Prayer for Renewal • The Sacrifice of Thanksgiving

it cannot enter heaven. They forget that God is the Righteous One as well as the Merciful; that ere His righteousness can liberate a single soul His holy law must be fulfilled, and the sinner, everyone for himself, must have part in the righteousness of Christ, and consequently in the acquittal of God. And thus with the word of mercy upon his lips, many a one nevertheless goes on to meet destruction: not because there is no mercy with God even for him, but because he has never obtained part in the
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