Translate
Categories
Top Posts & Pages
- Thoughts on the Gap Theory, Genesis 1:1-2.
- The Mouth that roared. Revelation 13:5-7
- Wearing out the saints
- God's steadfast love and compassion. Micah 7:18-20.
- A Short Course on Revelation
- The dragon gave him his power and his throne
- A Prophetic word, conveyed more clearly than I.
- Micah 6:10,11. Houses filled with treasure gain by cheating.
Blog Stats
- 22,169 hits
Recent Posts: A voice in the wilderness
Category Archives: Judah
Micah 5:9-15. They will be like a lion among the animals in the forest.
Since you have been following me, then you understand what I tried to convey as I spoke of the destructive properties of these last days, and the armies that converge on Israel. Allow me to point out now, that only … Continue reading
Posted in Assyrians, bible study, End times, enemies, gentiles, invasion, Islam, Israel, Jerusalem, Jesus, Jews, Judah, judgment, Micah, Millennium, overtaken, Peace, Prophetic, Rule the nations, the nations, Thoughts on scripture, wrath.
Tagged adversaries, Anger, bible study, carved images, chariots, destroyed, fear, horses, idolatry, in that day, mediums, Messiah, Micah 5, nations, New Jerusalem, Peace, remnant, Rule the nations, scattered, sorcery, the wrath of God, Vengeance, witchcraft
Leave a comment
Micah 5:2. The LORD will choose one of your people to rule.
I don’t know about you, but I feel as though there is little I can do that is useful, and so I write. Maybe that’s the condition we find Micah in as we move into chapter five of Micah. Continue reading
Posted in Bethlehem, bible study, character study, David, End times, God's character, Jacob, Judah, Matthew's gospel, Micah, Millennium, Prophetic, Rule the nations, the nations, The supremacy of Christ
Tagged Bethlehem Ephratah, bible study, Boaz, Elinelech, end times, fulfilled, Jesse, Jesus, Judah, King David, Lord, Matthew's gospel, Micah, Obed, one of your people, prophecy, rule the nation, Ruth, Yeshua
1 Comment
You have filled the streets with the dead. Micah 3:1-7
One of the primary tenets of a follower of Christ is hope. Hope works by faith and this hope is embedded in the fact that Jesus, a believable witness, told us that there is a life with the Father and that He would come back for His church. Continue reading
Posted in Apostasy, Assyrians, bible study, caught, End times, enemies, false teaching, gentiles, invasion, Israel, Jacob, Jesus, Judah, judgment, Micah, overtaken, Thoughts on scripture, war, wrath.
Tagged crush, darkness, dead, diviners, evil, holy war, justice, Micah, my people, persecuted, perversion, rebellion, wicked
Leave a comment
My people behave like an enemy. Micah 2:8-12.
Seeing as the Assyrians and Babylonians will soon take everyone captive or kill them, inheritance is somewhat of a moot point; unless there is that one person that remembers that God promised His people the land of Canaan. Continue reading
Posted in Assyrians, bible study, gentiles, invasion, Israel, Jacob, Jerusalem, Jesus, Jews, Judah, Mercy, Micah, Millennium, overtaken, restore
Tagged bully, council, covet, defiled, descendants, disgraced, enemy, inheritance, Israel, Jacob, Jewish, Judah, Micah, preaching, prophet, rest, Sabbath, wealthy
Leave a comment
A look at Micah. Chapter 1: 6-16. The end of chapter 1.
May I be honest? There are some portions of the Bible that I find tedious, like the book of Numbers and these next few verses. Let’s see if I can invest a bit of life into them. Micah 1:6 MKJV … Continue reading
Posted in Assyrians, bible study, Dispelling myths, enemies, gentiles, invasion, Israel, Jacob, Jerusalem, Jews, Judah, Micah, overtaken, Peace, Thoughts on scripture
Tagged Assyria, Babylonian captivity, captivity, Damascus, destruction, Gath, Idols, Jerusalem, Judah, Micah, prophet, ruins, Samaria, wounds
Leave a comment
A look at the book of Micah, an overview.
As I told you in my previous post, I was recently in Emmett Idaho. On the ranch, there was no internet or phone service, and I was the volunteer groundskeeper for a week. My ability to post was non-existent. I … Continue reading
