David Journal

Tag: Micah

  • Enemies at home

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    Can there be anything more outdoors than to live in the same house with those who are striving to destroy you? That is why it is so wording that the Lord warned the people that a man’s enemies would be those of his own house

  • Perspective

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    The Lord promises to overthrow Zion and Jerusalem for the sake of His people. He will do so in order that they will cease relying on the idea that because they live in promised places the Lord is automatically with them. They will come to know with surety that the Lord is with those who…

  • Purify the sons of Levi

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    I wonder about the Lord purifying the sons of Levi. Part of me thinks He has begun that process and another part feels like that is something he will do openly after he comes. As I think about it, and considering what I know of devout modern Jews, I believe the process has started but…

  • The central figure of prophecy

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    Yesterday only scratched the surface of the best of sources prophesying of Christ.

  • The light of the world

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    Christ is the light of the world and those who follow His light need never walk in darkness.

  • Isaiah speaks of judgement

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    I never realized how much Isaiah soaks about the Savior judging and being an example of a righteous judge.

  • 23 May 2013

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    Micah 6 – 7 The suggestion that Micah could sacrifice his firstborn fit his own sins was intended to shock the people but also to be a shadow of what Heavenly Father would do in sending His firstborn as the Savior. I like how Micah describes that even though they must endure the prescribed consequence…

  • 22 May 2013

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    Micah 3 – 5 “The sun shall go down over the prophets” obviously means that the prophets won’t have things to reveal. My question is, does that indicate that those who would be prophets will have nothing or does it mean that those who are accepted as prophets by the purple will be prophesying but…

  • 21 May 2013

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    Micah 1 – 2 Micah appears to have lived during the time of Isaiah or very slightly later. Why was Micah allowed to speak so possibly when Isaiah was charged with blinding the people with the depth of his words? Micah tells the people that they are eager to accept as a prophet any who…