Explain how we should respond to sovereignty as an attribute of God? Use complete sentences.

We should respond to sovereignty as an attribute of God by submitting totally to God and obeying his commandments.

Sovereignty as an attribute of God implies the recognition of God as the supreme power and authority in the universe and our personal lives. Responding to this attribute of God requires trusting in God absolutely because we know that he means the best for us. Therefore, all his commandments as found in the Bible will be adhered to faithfully.

In Psalms 83:18, we are told that God is the most high over all the earth. He is our supreme ruler and deserves all our respect and submission.

Conclusively, we can respond to sovereignty as an attribute of God by submitting to God and obeying his rules and regulations.

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we should respond to sovereignty by fearing God, if you read the bible it will tell you: to fear the Lord is the beginning of knowledge, but fools despise wisdom and instruction. To fear him is to respect him. we should thank him every day in prayer, and we should do it multiple times. we should live by his rules. you will mess up from time to time but you should try to repent and that means to try not to do it again or to try and get better. most of all we should Love God more then we Love anything else and we should Love every one the way we love ourselves.

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