La misericordia de Jesús

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La frase "su misericordia es nueva cada mañana" proviene de Lamentaciones 3:23 en la Biblia y significa que el amor y la compasión de Dios se renuevan con cada nuevo día. Es una afirmación de que cada amanecer trae una nueva oportunidad de empezar de nuevo, recibir perdón y experimentar la fidelidad de Dios, sin importar los errores o las dificultades del pasado. 

  1. Nuevo comienzo: 
  2. Cada día es una oportunidad para comenzar de nuevo. La misericordia de Dios no se agota, sino que se renueva diariamente. 

  4. Fidelidad inagotable: 
  5. La frase está ligada a la fidelidad de Dios, asegurando que Su bondad y compasión son constantes y duraderas. 

  7. Perdón y esperanza: 
  8. Implica que el perdón de Dios está siempre disponible para quienes lo buscan, y que Su amor ofrece esperanza incluso después de haber fallado. 


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