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Book of Micah

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Oct 2, 2026

Jason DexterHOST
24:23
It led them on part of the journey.
Jason DexterHOST
24:25
They came to Jerusalem, and then they were asking around, "Where will this king be born?" And so they have the meeting with Herod, and they look it up in, uh, the Book of Micah, uh, chapter 5 verse 2.
Jason DexterHOST
24:37
And Micah 5:2 says that the Christ would be born in Bethlehem.
Jason DexterHOST
24:42
So the star led them to Jerusalem, but then they didn't see it for a while, and then they learn from this verse that the Christ, the Messiah, would be born in Bethlehem.
Michael YoussefHOST
8:38
It's only half the story.
Michael YoussefHOST
8:39
Here, Jesus is quoting from the Old Testament, the Book of Micah.
Michael YoussefHOST
8:43
Write it down, Micah chapter seven, beginning at verse six.
Michael YoussefHOST
8:47
Jesus is quoting from the Book of Micah because Micah prophesied hundreds of years before Christ that one of the ways to recognize the Messianic Age, one of the ways to recognize the Messiah when He comes, is it gonna be the gospel is gonna create a division.
Michael YoussefHOST
9:06
Those who believe and those who don't.
Michael YoussefHOST
9:10
Division between those who have accepted the Messiah and those who have rejected Him.
Michael YoussefHOST
10:05
It's only half the story.
Michael YoussefHOST
10:07
Here, Jesus is quoting from the Old Testament, the Book of Micah.
Michael YoussefHOST
10:11
Write it down, Micah chapter 7, beginning at verse 6.
Michael YoussefHOST
10:15
Jesus is quoting from the Book of Micah because Micah prophesied hundreds of years before Christ that one of the ways to recognize the Messianic Age, one of the ways to recognize the Messiah when He comes, is that it gonna be, the Gospel is gonna create a division, those who believe and those who don't.
Michael YoussefHOST
10:37
Division between those who have accepted the Messiah and those who have rejected Him.
Michael YoussefHOST
10:43
That's the division.
Ben TurnerHOST
24:27
He says, haven't you read your Bible? They didn't have the full Bible, but they would have had, more than likely, they would have had the writings of Isaiah.
Ben TurnerHOST
24:37
Micah, think about the writings of Micah, the minor prophet.
Ben TurnerHOST
24:41
It's this very, very small book, but in Micah chapter 5, he talks about the birthplace of Jesus being Bethlehem.
Ben TurnerHOST
24:50
And then if you go to Luke's gospel, chapter number 2, the gospel according to Luke chapter 2, where was Jesus born? Bethlehem.
Ben TurnerHOST
24:58
This was foretold.
Ben TurnerHOST
25:03
So Jesus is saying, you had the scriptures.
Ben TurnerHOST
25:06
You had Isaiah.
Ben TurnerHOST
25:08
You had Micah.
Tiff ShuttlesworthHOST
17:35
That's a substantial fact.
Tiff ShuttlesworthHOST
17:38
Micah chapter 5 and verse 2, the Bible prophesied Bethlehem as the exact place town from which the Messiah would come 700 years before it was fulfilled.
Tiff ShuttlesworthHOST
17:54
And the New Testament again verifies the birthplace of Jesus Christ there in a manger in Bethlehem.
Tiff ShuttlesworthHOST
18:05
The often quoted Mathematician Dr. Peter Stoner estimated the chance of one man fulfilling but eight prophecies in the Bible, not all of the prophecies of the Bible, just eight prophecies taken out of the book of Micah.
Tiff ShuttlesworthHOST
18:24
And this famous mathematician put together a mathematical formula and came up with the odds.
Tiff ShuttlesworthHOST
18:31
And do you know what the odds are of Jesus Christ fulfilling just eight prophecies in the book of Micah were? One in 101.
Tiff ShuttlesworthHOST
18:43
quadrillion, thus the title of our Bible study today.
Tiff ShuttlesworthHOST
18:48
Zechariah chapter 9 and verse 9, that prophet in the Old Testament prophesied about a king entering Jerusalem on the back of a donkey and that was fulfilled 550 years later precisely.
John MaxwellSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
56:00
You don't just manufacture resilience once, you have to actively replenish it because institutional leadership is a grueling marathon.
speaker_3NARRATOR
56:07
And the third maxim is humility, drawn from the Book of Micah.
speaker_3NARRATOR
56:11
True leadership, he argues, is stewardship.
John MaxwellSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
56:14
Yeah.
speaker_0NARRATOR
56:03
You have to actively replenish it because institutional leadership is a grueling marathon.
speaker_3NARRATOR
56:07
And the third maxim is humility, drawn from the Book of Micah.
speaker_3NARRATOR
56:11
True leadership, he argues, is stewardship.
speaker_0NARRATOR
56:14
Yeah.
Ralph GonsalvesGUEST
79:44
"Can he come to Saint Vincent?" I said, "Sure.
Ralph GonsalvesGUEST
79:50
Um, he can come." I said, "But understand this, I'm motivated by the injunction in the Book of Micah-"
Corie SheppardHOST
79:59
Mm-hmm
Ralph GonsalvesGUEST
79:59
...
PhilUNKNOWN
0:00
reading today comes from Micah chapter 1 verse 1 to 7 and then it'll be chapter 7 verse
John WestendorpGUEST
0:07
14 to 20.
PhilUNKNOWN
0:09
The word of the Lord that came to Micah of Moresheth in the days of Jotham, Ahaz and Hezekiah, kings of Judah, which he saw concerning Samaria and Jerusalem.
PhilUNKNOWN
0:21
Hear you peoples, all of you, pay attention O earth and all that is in it and let the Lord God be a witness against you, the Lord from his holy temple and For behold, the Lord is coming out of his place and will come down and tread upon the high places of the earth.
PhilUNKNOWN
0:37
And the mountains will melt under him and the valleys will split open like wax before the fire, like waters poured down a steep place.
PhilUNKNOWN
1:13
All her wages shall be burned with fire, and all her idols I will lay waste.
PhilUNKNOWN
1:18
For from the fee of a prostitute she gathered them, and to the fee of a prostitute they shall return.
PhilUNKNOWN
1:26
We'll move on to Micah chapter 7, starting at verse 14 to the end.
John McKeeHOST
0:06
Survey of the Holy Scriptures Study.
John McKeeHOST
0:11
Book of Micah.
John McKeeHOST
0:15
Theological Summary of Micah.
John McKeeHOST
0:19
Approximate date, 700 BCE.
John McKeeHOST
1:55
making him a contemporary of Isaiah and Amos.
John McKeeHOST
2:00
The birthplace of Amos, Tekoa, Amos 1-1, was less than 20 miles from Moresheth, and this would likely have had an influence on Micah's message.
John McKeeHOST
2:13
In the traditional Jewish order of the Tanakh, the book of Micah appears sixth among the twelve prophets.
John McKeeHOST
2:21
But in the Greek Septuagint, Micah is placed third after Amos and Hosea, likely because of the time period it was composed or its length.

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