Summary
The sermon explores the profound mystery of God's sovereign rightness, emphasizing that God is always right in all His actions, even when they seem unjust or incomprehensible to human understanding. It examines difficult biblical examples such as Ezekiel's loss, Job's trials, and God's judgments in Romans and Habakkuk, highlighting the human tendency to misunderstand or misjudge God's ways. The preacher stresses that God's righteousness is absolute, beyond human definition, and warns against creating a God in our own image. Ultimately, the message calls for trust in God's perfect sovereignty despite the mystery and difficulty in fully comprehending His ways.
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The Mystery of Sovereign Rightness
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