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Micah is speaking at the same time that Isaiah is prophesying.
We learned last week that Isaiah was speaking to a king who had relied on himself and the powers of the world rather than God, and he was cursed for it.
Micah is speaking to the same group that is in power at the time.
Their lack of trust in God has led Judah away from God. God indites Judah
What does it mean to be blessed?
Does this refer to particular demands of the kingdom of God or something else?
For Jesus, to speak the blessing is to put the blessing into effect.
So as we go down each of the Beatitudes, we are reminded that within God’s kingdom those who display the spiritual postures will receive the corresponding blessing.
The kingdom that Jesus establishes is one that is very different from the rest of society.
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