As I read this morning Bible reading, (https://www.chrisaomministries.com/why-read-the-bible-daily/) I again meditate on these words: Micah 6: 8 No, O people, the Lord has told you what is good,
and this is what he requires of you:
to do what is right, to love mercy,
and to walk humbly with your God.
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O people, the Lord has told you what is good, and this is what he requires of you: to do what is right, to love mercy, and to walk humbly with your God.
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This passage is from the Bible, specifically Micah 6:8. It succinctly encapsulates what is often considered the core of ethical and spiritual conduct in Judeo-Christian teachings:
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To do what is right (justice): This implies acting with fairness, honesty, and integrity in all dealings, ensuring that everyone is treated equitably.
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To love mercy (kindness or lovingkindness): This encourages not only to perform acts of kindness but to have a genuine love for compassion, forgiveness, and empathy towards others.
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To walk humbly with your God: This speaks to humility in one’s relationship with the divine, acknowledging human limitations, and living in a way that reflects respect and reverence for God, without arrogance or self-importance.
ChatGPTThe phrase comes from Micah 6:8 in the Bible. It beautifully summarizes what God requires of humanity:
- Act justly: Live with integrity, fairness, and justice in all your dealings.
- Love mercy: Show compassion, kindness, and forgiveness toward others.
- Walk humbly with your God: Maintain a relationship with God marked by humility, trust, and dependence.
This verse serves as a timeless guide for ethical and spiritual living, calling people to focus on meaningful, inward virtues rather than outward rituals.
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This verse is often cited because it distills complex religious and moral teachings into three practical, yet profound, directives for living a life aligned with spiritual and ethical values. It’s a call to action for personal and communal betterment, emphasizing balance between personal righteousness, compassion, and humility.
Reminds me of familiar words: freedom, liberty and justice for all.
For all those who struggle with media misinformation, ‘that Christian Nationalism is a bad thing’, this Scripture puts a nail in that coffin. America IS a Christian nation! For anyone who knows either the Bible or American history, you cannot dig too deep in any legitimate historical source without being confronted with the truth that JESUS is the preeminent figure in our HIS story.
Lets pray: ‘Father in Heaven, we need You. Please come into our life and touch us and help us to be fully Your people, doing justly, loving mercy, and walking humbly with JESUS today’ Amen.
