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Injustice and the Just God
A sermon from Micah 3:1–12.
It is clear from the Scriptures that we are to be concerned about this world because God is concerned about society as a whole. The prophet, Micah, shows us that God is engaged and concerned about justice.
“Hear now, O heads of Jacob,
And you rulers of the house of Israel:
Is it not for you to know justice?
You who hate good and love evil;
Who strip the skin from My people,
And the flesh from their bones;
Who also eat the flesh of My people,
Flay their skin from them,
Break their bones,
And chop them in pieces
Like meat for the pot,
Like flesh in the caldron.”
Micah 3:1-3
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A sermon from Micah 3:1–12.
It is clear from the Scriptures that we are to be concerned about this world because God is concerned about society as a whole. The prophet, Micah, shows us that God is engaged and concerned about justice.
“Hear now, O heads of Jacob,
And you rulers of the house of Israel:
Is it not for you to know justice?
You who hate good and love evil;
Who strip the skin from My people,
And the flesh from their bones;
Who also eat the flesh of My people,
Flay their skin from them,
Break their bones,
And chop them in pieces
Like meat for the pot,
Like flesh in the caldron.”
Micah 3:1-3