Even in the end of all things God’s judgement of the wicked is a communication of His grace to those who belong to Him.

All the previous interrelationships between judgment and mercy find their culmination in the cross of Christ.

Within the prophets God’s judgment is the very means of salvation for the people of Israel.

God’s judgment of Israel’s sin makes the display of His mercy all the more beautiful.

The giving of the Promised Land to Israel evidences the interrelationship between God’s mercy and judgment.

The Bronze Serpent represents mercy and salvation in the judgment of God.

God demonstrates His mercy in and sometimes through judgment

The Curse of Cain reminds us that God can be merciful with us because Christ has taken our full punishment

Judgment and mercy mix here in Genesis to create a paradigm for salvation reiterated across the Scriptures.

God is both merciful and yet judge, and we need to believe and hope in both truths.