Christians want to know Christ from the Old Testament, from Micah, and the other minor prophets. And yet for many of us the minor prophets are like a sealed book. The inspired writing of the minor prophets are addressed to the people of God and addressed to us also in the New Testament church. As inspired scripture they indeed speak of Christ: Micah does so extensively, and not only in the obvious reference to Bethlehem in chapter 5:2.
The prophet Micah proclaims the incomparable God of judgment and mercy. This God is our God, the God of all who believe in Jesus Christ. And this prophecy has vital lessons to teach us today.
“I would like a copy of [Micah: Proclaiming the Incomparable God, the book by Rev. Martyn McGeown] … Recently, I started [delivering] a series on Micah in our Bible classes, for which I leaned heavily on the profitable sermon series by Rev. McGeown.” – Hungary
“I have almost finished Rev. McGeown’s book on Micah – just 20 pages to go. It is excellent; very clear and easy to understand. When I’m finished, I intend to read it all again. There is so much good material in it and, now that I am elderly, I find it harder to retain it all.” – N. Ireland
“I am, unusually, staying with the wonderful prophecy of Micah, even though I studied it slowly and carefully the first time. It has been so very good being given the entrance to it, as I so needed both its conviction and its comfort. How much we, the bride of Christ, need every part of God’s precious Word!” – England
Superb sermons from the first 39 chapters of the evangelical prophet, which speak of the coming of the Messiah to judge the wicked world and redeem Zion.
An excellent short commentary on a short NT epistle: II Peter, covering God’s exceeding great and precious promises, etc. (ch. 1), heretics and their wicked ways (ch. 2), and the last days and our calling (ch. 3).
Micah: Proclaiming the Incomparable God
£15.00
Martyn McGeown (240 pp. Hardback)
Do you know much about Micah in the middle of the minor prophets? This book covers this powerful prophecy in 17 compelling chapters.
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Christians want to know Christ from the Old Testament, from Micah, and the other minor prophets. And yet for many of us the minor prophets are like a sealed book. The inspired writing of the minor prophets are addressed to the people of God and addressed to us also in the New Testament church. As inspired scripture they indeed speak of Christ: Micah does so extensively, and not only in the obvious reference to Bethlehem in chapter 5:2.
The prophet Micah proclaims the incomparable God of judgment and mercy. This God is our God, the God of all who believe in Jesus Christ. And this prophecy has vital lessons to teach us today.
“I would like a copy of [Micah: Proclaiming the Incomparable God, the book by Rev. Martyn McGeown] … Recently, I started [delivering] a series on Micah in our Bible classes, for which I leaned heavily on the profitable sermon series by Rev. McGeown.” – Hungary
“I have almost finished Rev. McGeown’s book on Micah – just 20 pages to go. It is excellent; very clear and easy to understand. When I’m finished, I intend to read it all again. There is so much good material in it and, now that I am elderly, I find it harder to retain it all.” – N. Ireland
“I am, unusually, staying with the wonderful prophecy of Micah, even though I studied it slowly and carefully the first time. It has been so very good being given the entrance to it, as I so needed both its conviction and its comfort. How much we, the bride of Christ, need every part of God’s precious Word!” – England
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