Monthly Archives: February 2019

This has to be in my top three of favorite Scriptures in the entire Bible.  Look at vs.8, that is my favorite Scripture in this chapter.  Let me just write it again and then you can soak it in and … Continue reading →

So, you should know this chapter and specifically verse 2.  Go back to Matthew 2 the first verses when the wise men went to Herod and asked him about the newborn king and where that king just might be.  The … Continue reading →

We find the perfect image of what God’s future is going to look like and it is highlighted by peace.  If you look at vs.3 this is the center of what God’s kingdom will  look like for eternity.  God will … Continue reading →

It is interesting these metaphors that Micah uses.  He describes the judicial leaders as cannibals and the religious leaders as crowd pleasers who work on commission.  This last one is especially damning as you make your way through the chapter … Continue reading →

Micah again depicts an image where there is complete disarray as the people of Israel are scattered and gathered into captivity.  If you look at vs.3 you see that the Lord devised the plan so that His people, His chosen … Continue reading →

It is good to lay the foundation for Micah and understand the context in which it was written because it does contain some of the more well known references that we have in the Old Testament.  Micah is thought to … Continue reading →

Obadiah is the shortest book in the Old Testament only containing verses.  In Hebrew the word Obadiah means “servant of Yah(weh)”, which is a very specific title often given to the prophets as those who spoke that which the Lord … Continue reading →

From the beginning of the beginning people have been trying to discern when the end of time will be, because we all assume that there has to be an end of time.  The Bible speaks of the end of time, … Continue reading →

Daniel goes through a whole list of kings that ruled over the Israelites but they don’t perfectly match up with our historical accounts, but that isn’t the point.  Each of these wars and campaigns refer very directly to a person … Continue reading →

Daniel receives another vision and this time instead of Gabriel being present there is this guy named Michael, who is described in Revelation as well.  In Revelation 12:7 we see that Michael takes on the role of the leader of … Continue reading →