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Micah 5:2 · BSB
5:2 But you, Bethlehem Ephrathah, who are small among the clans of Judah, out of you will come forth for Me One to be ruler over Israel—One whose origins are of old, from the days of eternity.
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…directly related to Jesus as Messiah. Others would say, yeah, but that's only things like the fact Jesus was born in Bethlehem, right? Or Micah 5,Micah chapter 5says the Messiah would be born in Bethlehem, that he was of the lineage of David. That'd be kind of hard to control if you're Jesus, right? You…
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Good morning, church. Would you turn with me toMicah chapter 5. That's page 730 in the Pew Bible. We will have Micah 5 on the screen above when I read it in just a minute, but let me encourage you to have it…
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…for us. And then after him, Joanne will come up to read the Christmas story from Matthew chapter 2. Some familiar words perhaps to some of us fromMicah chapter 5. Now muster your troops, oh daughter of troops. Siege is laid against us. With a rod, they strike the judge of Israel on the cheek. But you, oh…
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…was recorded at Faith Evangelical Free Church in Grand Forks, North Dakota. Would you take your Bibles with me this morning to the book of Micah?Micah chapter 5as we continue investigating God's promise of peace. And I know most of us want to forget the snow, but I'm going to remind you of it one more…
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…privilege of being the assistant pastor here and the joy of leading us through this wonderful passage this evening. So continuing in the book ofMicah chapter 5, if you're in the pew Bibles, that's on page 933. Just the first six verses. Micah 5, 1-6. Marshal your troops now, city of troops, for a siege is…
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…Philip, you and I both know the scriptures. And God's word says that the Messiah is going to come in the line of David and be from Judea, and inMicah chapter 5, he's going to be born in Bethlehem. Not Nazareth. So how can he possibly be the Messiah? In other words, Nathanael is really seeking the Messiah,…
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…himself, as he recounts this story, as he records it, he records it and fills it with Scripture from the Old Testament, prophetic Scripture.Micah chapter 5which speaks about the child of God being born in Bethlehem and nations coming to worship the King. Hosea 11 speaking about out of Egypt I have…
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This reading comes from the book of Micah,Micah chapter 5. We're going to read the first nine verses of that chapter as we continue in John 10 where Jesus describes himself as the good shepherd. We have…
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…hustle and bustle, you get to a place that is quiet, it is reserved, that looks over Jerusalem from there. This sets the stage for the prophecy inMicah chapter 5, that the Savior will be born in Bethlehem. So I want to look at this prophecy for us tonight, and then we'll move to the Lord's table afterwards.…
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…this baby they're talking about, the king of the Jews? Oh yeah. We know where it is. We'll go get it. We'll go get the parchments. Oh yeah. It's inMicah chapter 5. It's a prophecy, supposedly. They knew of them, but they didn't believe them. So guess what? Now, not only did it affect, watch this, Herod, but…
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…the purpose of taxation, a grand, grand, grand thing, and it was used by God so that an 800-year-old prophecy could be fulfilled. The prophecy inMicah chapter 5, that the Messiah would be born in lowly Bethlehem. But Mary and Joseph were in Nazareth. God, in his providence, orchestrates the fulfillment of a…
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…old to be slaughtered because he was afraid of the competition of King Jesus. He was an evil, evil, evil man. And after he heard this prophecy fromMicah chapter 5, by the way, the Savior that our ruler that a shepherd of Israel was about to be born, he was so mad he called the magi in, he called these guys in…
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…before Jesus came, one of the Minor Prophets, the one called Micah prophesied God. That Jesus, the Messiah would come from this place. In fact, inMicah chapter 5and verse 2, but you Bethlehem ephrathah though, you were little among the thousands of Judah yet out of you shall come forth to me, the one to be…
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…Do you see that? The Savior could be down there. Who cares? As long as he doesn't mess with our system, we're fine. They don't want to argue withMicah chapter 5. They don't want to argue with Ezekiel 34. They don't want to argue with 2 Samuel 5. Put those over there. Let us hold on. Herod gave them a…
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…again. And if you were with us last year during Advent as we went through the book of Micah, we talked about this on December 15, 2019. We were inMicah chapter 5. We talked about the fact that Jesus was born in Bethlehem. Why does that matter? Because we know from 1 Samuel chapter 17, Bethlehem is the…
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…also mean it comes from a word rep yzma. And it could also mean to be struck with a stick. I don't know if it's going to be symbolic or not but inMicah chapter 5and verse 1. We have these words, they shall Smite the judge of Israel with a rod on the cheek. Now, whether this was figurative or literal,…
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…That prophecy came true. Jesus actually arrived. Jesus was crushed for us. Last Advent, 2019, we looked at the book of Micah, right? We saw inMicah chapter 5that this king who was coming was going to be born in Bethlehem. Guess what? Tracking number arrived. He was actually born in Bethlehem. This…
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…that He dwells in eternity. And that He is from everlasting and He's to everlasting. There's no beginning to the beginning of God's days. I loveMicah chapter 5saying, Oh Bethlehem, there's a ruler that's coming through you whose goings forth are from everlasting. That he is the one that was before…
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…My birthplace is insignificant, but the Bible seems to make a big deal out of Jesus' birthplace. It's with that we're going to turn. We're inMicah chapter 5, starting at verse 1. As we come to this, remember that this is God's word. God tells us that his word is more precious than gold, even the finest…
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…know, so he went and asked the religious experts. And the religious experts pointed him to an Old Testament prophecy in the book of Micah, inMicah chapter 5, specifically verse 2. They said to him, Micah wrote, but you, Bethlehem Ephraim, who are really too little to be even counted among the clans of…
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