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The Book of Micah: What Does the Lord Require?
This video sets Micah to music and film, in 2 min 47 sec. Watch it here, then read what the passage covers and carry on into the study and the songs drawn from the same Scripture.
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The Book of Micah: What Does the Lord Require?
Micah opens with “The Mountains Melt Under Him” and carries its history toward “Who Is a God Like unto Thee.” A country prophet from a border town watches the Assyrian advance coming up the valley and names the towns it will take in a run of grim wordplay on their names.
About the Book of MicahAbout the Book of Micah
Micah opens with “The Mountains Melt Under Him” and carries its history toward “Who Is a God Like unto Thee.” A country prophet from a border town watches the Assyrian advance coming up the valley and names the towns it will take in a run of grim wordplay on their names. The good man is perished out of the earth, a son dishonours his father, and a man’s enemies are the men of his own house, so trust nobody, not even the wife lying in your arms.
Study Micah chapter by chapterSongs from Micah
- The LORD Comes DownMicah 1:1-16
- Woe to Them That Devise IniquityMicah 2:1-13
- The Heads of JacobMicah 3:1-12
- Swords into PlowsharesMicah 4:1-13
- Out of BethlehemMicah 5:1-15
- What Doth the LORD Require?Micah 6:1-16
- Who Is a God Like unto Thee?Micah 7:1-20
- What Doth the LORD RequireMicah
- Who Is a God Like Unto TheeMicah
- The LORD Comes DownMicah
- Swords Into PlowsharesMicah
- Woe to Them That Devise IniquityMicah
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