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  1. blessed are the merciful for they shall obtain mercy.
  2. This beatitude means that those who show mercy by withholding
  3. the judgment or punishment that one may deserve will receive
  4. mercy themselves.
  5. Those that show mercy through forgiveness, kindness and compassion will
  6. be blessed as they will receive mercy themselves.
  7. The parable of the good samaritan conveys an example of
  8. mercy. A priest and a Levite passed a man that
  9. was robbed and left beaten on the side of the
  10. road. However, it was a good samaritan that stopped to
  11. care for him.
  12. He takes him to an inn and cleans him.
  13. The samaritan was the one that showed mercy and saved
  14. the dying me.
  15. In addition, Matthew chapter nine A 10-13 revealed that the
  16. Pharisees questioned why Jesus allowed tax collectors and sinners to
  17. sit with him and his disciples desserts replied with I
  18. came not to call the righteousness, but the sinners.
  19. Mhm. The verse highlights that Jesus offers healing to those
  20. who are suffering from sip this beatitude means those that
  21. demonstrate mercy will receive mercy.
  22. Likewise, those that have receive mercy will show mercy.
  23. The saying we reap what we sow is relevant as
  24. this Beatitude reminds us of the golden rule, do unto
  25. others as you would have them done until you the
  26. the beatitude blessed are the merciful for they shall obtain
  27. Mercy is seen by being lived out during the pandemic
  28. through other people.
  29. For example, the giants Afl team have officially launched the
  30. giant Hand project.
  31. This project sees the club partnering with a range of
  32. community organizations to provide 1000 meals awake too vulnerable people
  33. who are facing the most severe lockdown conditions in Western
  34. Sydney. As a result of the current covid outbreak, the
  35. joints are living this beatitude through the act of kindness
  36. and compassion, these acts of Mercy are assessing the wider
  37. community. Another example is the group called the kindness pandemic.
  38. Founded by Dr Catherine Barrett.
  39. The group promotes acts of intersectional kindness, which is the
  40. idea of everyone experience experiencing kindness in their lives.
  41. The organization reaches out to those who are experiencing difficult
  42. times. I can live out the positive message of this
  43. beatitude in aspects of my life, such as school, family,
  44. friends and sports teams.
  45. An example of how I can live out this message
  46. is by forgiving someone that has demonstrated an act of
  47. wrong towards me.
  48. Likewise, truly forgiving a friend or family member that has
  49. hurt me.
  50. For instance, for instance, during a soccer game.
  51. If I was to be found, I will not seek
  52. revenge and said I would continue playing fairly.
  53. Additionally, another way is which I could display Mercy is
  54. being generous in my actions and donating money to charities
  55. such as project compassion box