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Bishop Jorge Herbas preaches on God's mercy
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Bishop Jorge Herbas of the Prelature of Aiquile urged the faithful to trust in the goodness and compassion of God during a homily on Sunday. He told listeners that God does not treat people based on merits, faults, or sins, but instead offers everyone the chance to receive Jesus Christ.
The bishop explained that Jesus came to save people rather than to judge or condemn them. He described the reward for faith as Jesus and encouraged people to respond to God's love with a generous attitude. Herbas noted that because God is merciful, believers can maintain a firm faith and continue to approach God regardless of past mistakes.
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- Official sourceMons. Jorge Herbas: Jesús ha venido no para juzgarnos, no para condenarnos, sino para salvarnos
Apostolic Vicariate of Camiri · Dennis Fernandez
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