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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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…ways. Things that came true long after they wrote right. So these predictions about Jesus would be born at this time in this place. In Bethlehem,Micah 5 verse 2, he be born of a virgin, Isaiah 7:14. Psalm 22 said, he would be crucified before crucifixion was even invented like the Empire where it would…
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…of the Hebrew scriptures because they knew that a king of the Jews was to be born in a place in the area, Judea, which they would have known fromMicah chapter 5, verse 2. So they had some knowledge of the Hebrew scriptures. They've made this journey and they've come to this paranoid, power-hungry king, and they've…
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…that gods desire for you is peace. God's desire for you is that you would live in this world. Peace and listen to how Micah another Prophet said,Micah 5:2. But you o Bethlehem Bethlehem sound familiar, right? Sounds relevant to the Christmas story. You o, Bethlehem ephrathah, who are too little to be…
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…of the lame was a vivid sign that the era of the Fulfillment of the Messiah had come. And then the passage we just read a little while ago inMicah 5:2To You O Bethlehem. Shall come forth one, who is the ruler in Israel? Oh, I love this passage here in the rest of his brothers shall return to the…
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…to a tomb that was not his own, that it would be borrowed. Isaiah 53:11 that he would, Genesis 38, be born from the Tribe of Judah. That he wouldMicah 5:2be born in Bethlehem. Zachariah 9 that he would ride into Jerusalem on a borrowed cult to his death and Zachariah 11 that he would be betrayed for…
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…the ones that were expected to know, were oblivious. These leaders would have also been all too familiar with the words of the prophet Micah.Micah 5, verse 2. But you, O Bethlehem, who are too little to be among the clans of Judah, from you shall come forth me, one who is the ruler of Israel, whose…
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…king is supposed to be born. So they go back and they get out their scrolls and they study and they come back and they say, Well, it's right there.Micah chapter 5, verse 2. The prophet says that he's going to be born in Bethlehem of Judea. And Herod wants to find out where this baby's going to be born so that he can…
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…God with us? Didn't he know that was a prophecy? Didn't he know chapter 9 about a son will be given to us and the government rest on his shoulders?Micah chapter 5, verse 2about this ruler who is coming from outside of time, from eternity into sp into space and time. Didn't Joseph know all those things? Didn't Joseph…
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…tribe of Judah Genesis 49:10. He was from the family of Jessie Isaiah 11:1. He was from the house of David Jeremiah 23:5. He was born in BethlehemMicah 5:2. He was presented with gifts, Psalms 72:10. And he children around him, babies were to be killed as he was born Jeremiah 31:15. Twelve specifics…
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…of a rich man that wasn't His tomb, Isaiah 53:11. I'm talking about Genesis 38, where he told us that Jesus would come from the tribe of Judah orMicah 5:2, where it says that Jesus would, in fact, be born in Bethlehem, or maybe Zechariah 9, where it says that Jesus would come riding into Jerusalem…
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…Old Testament prophecies from the prophet Micah, we see that Bethlehem is integrally connected to the Messiah. Have a listen or have a read toMicah 5:2. But you, O Bethlehem, who are too little to be among the clans of Judah, from you shall come forth for me, one who is to be ruler in Israel, whose…
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…had a message of hope about the restoration that God would bring on the other side of his judgment. And that restoration comes through Jesus. InMicah 5:2, we read, it says, But you, Bethlehem, Ephitha, though you are small among the clans of Judah, out of you will come for me one who will be ruler…
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…is a prophecy that was given specifically for the Jews, that the Savior would come and be born in Bethlehem. This is the prophecy described inMicah chapter 5, verse 2. But you, O Bethlehem, of Ephratha, you who are too little to be among the clans of Judah, from you shall come forth, from me, one who is to be…
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…This is a really simple question. It should have been common knowledge. It's a bit surprising that Herod even asked this question. The prophetMicah, chapter 5, verse 2, it was very clear. The Messiah is going to come in King David's own town of Bethlehem. I'm going to read the original quote from Micah. But you, O…
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A reading fromMicah chapter 5 verses 1 to 4. Therefore, Israel will be abandoned until the time when she who is in labor bears a son, and the rest of his brothers return to join the…
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…gathers them together and he says, Okay, we need to figure out where this new king is being born. So they interpret the scriptures and they quoteMicah 5, verse 2. And in that it says that this king will be born in Bethlehem. The king of the Jews will be born in Bethlehem. And so Herod gathers the uh gathers…
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…never ever leave our side if we don't leave his Number 6, Jesus will never lead you astray in the middle of Matthew 2. We read from a quote, fromMicah 5:2about the promises of a coming Messiah and at the end of Matthew verse 6, it says from from you shall come a ruler. Who will Shepherd My People…
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…them will tolerate a threat. Neither of them will tolerate opposition. And if we dig a little bit more, we begin to realize what is happening. InMicah chapter 5, verse 2, it speaks of the city of Bethlehem, this little village. But there's more in the context, looking a little bit further down in verse 4, Micah…
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…has King James? New King James, can you read how it reads the last phrase? Whose origin is from old from ancient days. What is it? King James saveMicah 5:2. Yeah, whose goings forth have been from of old from Everlasting. From Everlasting new King James, Micah 5:2 Isaac, who's going to, who's going to…
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…thing here is. The priest. He asks them this question. Herod asks them a question. And they instantly give him the response. Because they know.Micah 5 verse 2. Where is he going to be born? He's going to be born in Bethlehem. In David's town. Because from Bethlehem will come a ruler. Who will shepherd my…
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