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I have sinned: The prophet and other religious people admit their mistakes and responsibility, yet trust in the Lord for redemption.
The Lord's righteousness saves and rescues his people.
During a difficult time, Micah prays with a psalm expressing hope and trust in the Lord (compare Habakkuk 2:4; 3:16–18).
Hopeless deception and corruption filled God’s people (Micah 7:1–6). Because of this, Micah mourned their condition and turned to the Lord for help (Micah 7:7–10).
Even so, God’s mercy would triumph. Israel would be restored by the Lord (Micah 7:11–13). God’s mercy, compassion, and unfailing love would prevail in the end (Micah 7:14–20).
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Afflicted Saints: should Acknowledge the Justice of Their Chastisements Afflictions and Adversities: Resignation In, Exemplified Afflictions and Adversities: Tempered with Mercy Afflictions: Tempered with Mercy God: Righteousness of Repentance: Exemplified Resignation: Exemplified Resignation: Motives to Our own Sinfulness The Anger of God: To be Born with Submission The Righteousness of God: Saints: Confident of Beholding