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Micah 7:1–4 · BSB
7:1 Woe is me! For I am like one gathering summer fruit at the gleaning of the vineyard; there is no cluster to eat, no early fig that I crave.
7:2 The godly man has perished from the earth; there is no one upright among men. They all lie in wait for blood; they hunt one another with a net.
7:3 Both hands are skilled at evil; the prince and the judge demand a bribe. When the powerful utters his evil desire, they all conspire together.
7:4 The best of them is like a brier; the most upright is sharper than a hedge of thorns. The day for your watchmen has come, the day of your visitation. Now is the time of their confusion.
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…it looks sweet. It tastes initially good. It tastes sweet but you know what it is? It's the poison of dragons. It's the cruel venom of asps. Go toMicah chapter 7if you would. Micah chapter 7 and then we're going to go to 2 Samuel chapter 13. Micah chapter 7 and then 2 Samuel chapter 13. Let me make a…
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…sins, our collective sins, they all weigh heavy upon us. But as we come confessing our sin, he is faithful and just to forgive, to cast them away.Micah chapter 7has another beautiful illustration of what this is as well, where it says in verse 19, he will again have compassion on us, he will tread our…
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…And it feels like it can never be dealt with but in the same way. That that tree can be. Thrown out. Look what the the word says about sin says inMicah Chapter 7. He will have compassion on us. He will subdue our iniquities. God will cast out our. Sins into the. Depths of the sea. Jesus is using imagery. To…
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…can we go to him. With such confidence. Because Jesus. Ready. Stands. To save you. Full of pity. Love. And power. For. This truth. Is declared. InMicah. Chapter 7. Verse 7. Therefore. I will look. To the Lord. And I. Will wait. For the God. Of my salvation. My God. Will. Hear me. This is why God. Can be…
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…character, micah 6.8,. He has told you, o man, what is good and what does the Lord require of you. But to do justice and to love mercy, also fromMicah, chapter 7, 18 and 19,. Showing God's heart of mercy, chapter 7, verses 18 and 19,. Showing God's heart of mercy, chapter 7, verses 18 and 19,. Who is like…
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…Lord! Dad, what now? Please, you're embarrassing me. And the dad's like, Oh, sorry, son. I flipped over to the Old Testament, and I was reading inMicah chapter 7, and it says that God is going to cast all of our sins into the depths of the sea. And I realized that I have this promise of eternal life, and my…
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…repentance. And, you know, the prophet Micah, he's reflecting on this and he's blown away by it. Here's what he says. He uses this vivid image inMicah chapter 7. He says, long ago. See, what Moses is saying and David is saying and Micah is saying and the whole Bible is saying is that God's anger is…
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…Ezekiel being proclaimed to Abimelech and to the leaders of Shechem by Jotham turn back turn back why would you die turn back and then we go toMicah chapter 7and verse 18 where Micah says who is a God like you pardoning iniquity and passing over transgression for the remnant of his inheritance he does…
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…the Lord to such as worship him in fear. We'll turn together to read in the Old Testament in the book of Micah. We're going to read in chapter 7.Micah chapter 7. Find this around page 943 of the church Bibles. Micah chapter 7. Last Sunday morning it was, we were looking at Micah chapter 6 and seeing the…
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…the people. God, what kind of God are you? And this is what Micah is bringing to us. Who is a God like you? We'll see it in verse 18. So let's readMicah chapter 7. We're going to read verses 18 through… Sorry, I didn't… There it is. 18… Nope. 8 through 20. That's what we're going to do this morning. Micah…
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…us and to repair what's been broken. But this doesn't come from us, this healing, this repair, this forgiveness. it comes from God. In verse 7 ofMicah chapter 7, the last sort of verse that we're looking at this morning, after recounting the kind of grim reality of sin for 14 verses, after abandoning any…
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And if you've got a copy of the Bible, you want to look it up on your phone, it's onMicah chapter 7. ! It's on the Black Church Bible, page 780. Music has great power, doesn't it? Music can soothe a savage beast. Music can rouse a nation to war.…
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…I've never done that. I'll never be able to do that perfectly. Lord, have mercy on me. And fortunately for us, God is full of grace. And mercy.Micah chapter 7and verse 18, the prophet writes, Who is a God like you? Pardoning iniquity and passing over transgression for the remnant of his inheritance. He…
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…message. Thanks for listening. Hey, well, good morning, church. If you've got your Bibles with you, and I hope you do, go ahead and open up toMicah chapter 7. Just as a reminder, starting next Sunday, we will be back both offering live streaming services, as well as in-person live services gathered back…
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…does it end when God sues you? What is the outcome of God's court case against you? That's what Micah is going to tell us in this passage. We're inMicah chapter 7, and we're going to start at verse 8. You can find this near the end of your worship guide. You can find it at the end of Micah in your Bible. You…
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…in Huntsville, Alabama. Our passion is to experience and express grace. Join us. That wonderful, difficult song we just heard is the heart ofMicah chapter 7set to music. And you can hear and feel both the pain, some really hard things in there, especially when we look at ourselves. And you can hear the…
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…against her mother-in-law. And a person's enemy will be those of his own household. So that quote is adapted from the prophet Micah,Micah chapter 7and verse 6. It's a really dark passage in Israel's history. It's a miserable time for the people of God when Micah was preaching and when things…
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…came to atone for the sins of those who would believe in him. This is why Jesus came to die for the sins of the world. As the prophet Micah says inMicah chapter 7, he came to wash our sins into the depths of the ocean. Friends, what Jesus says to Peter, he says to each of us, unless I wash you, you have no…
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…He's like, we both know it's in here. You want me to open this? Alright, you better get being moral. Here's what you don't know. The Bible says inMicah chapter 7, Micah. That's back in the minor prophet section of the Old Testament where homeschoolers get names for their kids. Come on, Habakkuk, we're going…
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…whose sin is covered, whose sin will never, certainly not, not at all, by no means be counted. That's why God says in the Old Testament, inMicah chapter 7, he says, I throw their sin into the sea. He says in Psalm 103, verse 12, as far as the east is from the west, that's how far he's removed our…
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