Micah Foreword

Sermon on Micah 2:7

Intro: "O thou who are named the house of Jacob." There is a bit of irony in his address to them. You have the name, but you are not playing the game. Their father Jacob had a genuine faith and a true relationship with God. They were far removed from God. They still referred to themselves as the house of Jacob however. The term Christian means to be Christ like. There are many who h...

Sermon on Micah 5:1

I. THEY SHALL SMITE THE JUDGE OF ISRAEL WITH A ROD UPON THE CHEEK. A. Micah is probably best known for his prophecy of the birthplace of Jesus for this comes into prominent play in the New Testament when the wise men came to Herod to seek the place of the birth of the king of the Jews. B. This prophecy of the Judge of Israel being smitten is only one of the many prophecies that we...

Sermon on Micah 5:4

I. BEGINNING IN CHAPTER 4 MICAH IS PROPHESYING OF THE LAST DAYS AND THE KINGDOM OF GOD BEING ESTABLISHED UPON THE EARTH, WITH JERUSALEM BECOMING THE HEADQUARTERS OF THE KING WHO WILL JUDGE OVER THE NATIONSS. A. In chapter 5 He tells us that the Judge of Israel will be smitted with a rod upon the cheek. 1. Last week we considered that prophecy and many others that predicted the suf...

Sermon on Micah 6:8

I. THE IDEAL REQUIREMENT OF GOD. A. In Deut.10:12 DEU 10:12 And now, Israel, what doth the LORD thy God require of thee, but to fear the LORD thy God, to walk in all his ways, and to love him, and to serve the LORD thy God with all thy heart and with all thy soul, to keep the commandments and the statutes of the Lord. B. In our text the prophet declares "He has shown thee O man w...

Sermon on Micah 7:18

Intro. The previous chapter began with the controversy God had with Israel. God asked them to prefer their charges against Him, what had He done that they should so turn against Him. He had showed them what was good, and what He required of them. To do justly, to love mercy and to walk humbly with their God. But they were cheating each other, deceitful, liars, filled with violence. ...