Sermon Tone Analysis
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What does this passage say?
The people of God are seemingly asking what all do they need to give God to make Him happy.
But Micah says that the Lord already told them what is good, that the way we live is what God demands of us.
What does this say about God?
God has made clear what is good.
The Lord is deserving of everything we can give him.
The Lord made justice, kindness, and humility.
The Lord is greater than men.
The Lord does require things of men.
What does this passage say about men?
Men are less than God.
Men owe God their best.
The best that men can give is their life.
(Romans 12:1-2)
Men should live in justice.
Men should love kindness (mercy).
Men should understand their position to God.
What does this passage demand of me?
We must give God our best.
We must give our lives to God fully.
We must live in justice.
We must love kindness and mercy.
We must love God and walk with him humbly.
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