Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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Habakkuk’s Question
Repetition of God’s answer reinforces God’s sovereign will
Repetition of Habakkuk’s question reinforces Judah’s lament and cry for justice
Meaning of the fishing net — people worship whatever brings them success
God’s Answer
God is sovereign — He is right to act as he chooses
Five examples
vs 6-8 those who steal will be plundered
vs 9-11 those who lift themselves high will be brought low
vs 12-14 those who cheat others will lose what they have
vs 15-17 those who take advantage of others will be put to shame
vs 18-19 those who worship their own strength will fall
My Response
Repent (turning around)
Where I have been greedy, instead make me generous
Where I have built up my own fame, instead may I lift up others
Where I have taken advantage of the weak, instead may I serve those who are vulnerable
Where I have trusted in my own success, instead may I rely upon the grace of God
“With the measure you use, it will be measured to you” — Matthew 7
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