Micah 4

Oh, no.

Uh, as much as we are seeing Romans 9, 10, and 11 take place, we might be also seeing Micah 4:1-3, Isaiah 2:2-4, the nations streaming to Zion in the end times to be taught from Moses' teaching.

Zechariah 8:23, 10, grabbing onto the hem of the garment or tzitzit of a Jewish person.

Even Isaiah 66:23, the anticipated worldwide observance of the Sabbath.

They are lions in the nations that are going to help and bring the nations all to the Temple Mountain to worship the Lord.

If you go into Micah 4, in the last days, people will come from all the nations and come up and approach the Lord at the house of God, which is the temple, and they will put their issues before him, and he'll answer them, and they'll go back to their nations.

At this time, it's all the people of Israel.

And by the way, let me clarify that a little bit.

Um, according to Micah, what mountain will many people stream to in the last days? That's...

Can be found in Micah 4:1-2.

I think most of you can figure this out-

Can you give me tips?

I think the key lies with the nature of old Testament promises that old Testament promises necessitate there to be a kingdom on this earth that in this Jerusalem, reigning over the nations and peoples of this earth.

That if you look at the specifics of the promises in Jeremiah 31, 32, 33, Isaiah 11, Micah 4, Micah 5, spread all throughout the Old Testament, that there are certain elements of the kingdom of the Messiah that that necessitate there to be a millennial kingdom expressed in reigning on this earth.

And I would say there's also descriptions that strongly suggest that the earth is not made perfect during that kingdom.

That's a really substantial point because the eternal kingdom in 21 and 22 is made perfect, sin removed, judgment's gone, the wicked are eradicated.

Every one of us is a book or a mirror that is describing the invisible God.

Some of you, based on the mirror, the reflection that has come through your life, you have made men hate God, and say, "The kind of God that will raise this kind of poor product, I won't follow Him." But the Bible says in Micah chapter 4 that it shall come to pass, ah.

And this is the season.

I came to announce to Port Harcourt that in the name of Jesus, this is the season where the mountain of the Lord's house shall be exalted above every other mountain.

Let's go there.

Let me show you something.

Micah 4 and verse 2, "Many nations," that's it right there, "shall say, 'Come'" "Let us go to gateway, the mountain of the Lord, and to the house of Jacob.'" Why? Look at the three things that will happen there.

Number one, He will teach us His ways.

But nobody knows more, okay? But let's talk about a more generalized approach.

It's very interesting to read some of Washington's letters to faith communities that are not from his own and 'cause there's more than the very famous letter to the Hebrew congregation of Rhode Island, where Washington famously invites the Jewish people into the American Republic and quoting scripture as he does, you know, famously Micah 4:4, one of his favorite scriptures in the Bible was, "Every man shall sit under his own vine and his own fig tree, and no one shall make him afraid." And what I think is really important about that, it really articulates the kind of Christianity that the founders were sort of, was filtering through them.

And there is, if you're looking at the wars of religion, there's a kind of Christianity that said, "The most important sort of factor is that you're wrong and I'm right," right? There's that kind.

That's the central, main thing, and my way of loving you is either making sure that you become one of us or that you're sort of sidelined and you can't influence life and culture.