Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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Luke 1:46-55 / Micah 5:1-5
Micah
700+ years before Christ’s birth (100 years before Zephaniah)
Israel fell during Micah’s ministry
Judah almost fell in 701 BC (2 Kings 18-20)
The Bethlehem Paradox
Bethlehem is not too small
Judah was not listed in the cities of Judah in the time of Joshua when the land was divided
Strength from weakness / victory from defeat
Birth Pains - v3
Magnify The Lord
Our King / Ruler - v2
Jon - Star shape / Star of Bethlehem / The Magi
Our Shepherd - v4
Psalm 23 /
Our Peace - v5
Note: HE is our peace
Church Family, Micah foretold and magnified the coming Lord.
Mary magnified the Lord Jesus, who was in her womb.
Today, in anticipation of celebrating Jesus’ birth, may we today magnify our King, Ruler, and Peace.
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