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God's Thoughts and Ways Are Above Ours: Especially in the Forgiveness of Sins Apologetics How can we connect withJohn Shower, a 17th century English Puritan pastor, has one main doctrine to expound in this important work: Pardoning mercy is the most valuable mercy. There is no blessedness in this world like that of knowing that we are forgiven. And yet God does not merely pardon, but, according to the prophet Isaiah, "He will abundantly pardon." It is in this area that we most see how different God's ways and thoughts are from ours. While man struggles to