You count what you did right. You count what you did wrong.
You try to keep the scales on the right side.
But at night, the question comes back: is it enough?
What if it was never about the scales… but about mercy?
Take a moment to pause
Butthetaxcollector,standingfaraway,wouldn’tevenliftuphiseyestoheaven,butbeathischest,saying,‘God,bemercifultome,asinner!’Itellyou,thismanwentdowntohishousejustified.
From the Injil · The Injil, Luke 18:13–14
In the story Isa al-Masih told, the man who went home right with God was not the one with the longest list of good deeds. It was the one who stopped counting and asked for mercy.
«God,bemercifultome.»
Isa al-Masih
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