The people in Jerusalem are just as corrupt as their ancestors who returned from exile 100 years ago. Malachi confronts their sins, pointing out that Israel cannot be faithful to the covenant God made with them. Yet God will not abandon His people, and promises a Messiah to the remnant who are still faithful to Him. This is the last Israel will hear from God, and 400 years will pass before the appearance of John the Baptist announcing the coming of Jesus.--<a href="https://rock.ccbcfamily.org/GetFile.ashx?id=312748">Notes</a>

The people in Jerusalem are just as corrupt as their ancestors who returned from exile 100 years ago. Malachi confronts their sins, pointing out that Israel cannot be faithful to the covenant God made with them. Yet God will not abandon His people, and promises a Messiah to the remnant who are still faithful to Him. This is the last Israel will hear from God, and 400 years will pass before the appearance of John the Baptist announcing the coming of Jesus. -- Notes

The people in Jerusalem are just as corrupt as their ancestors who returned from exile 100 years ago. Malachi confronts their sins, pointing out that Israel cannot be faithful to the covenant God made with them. Yet God will not abandon His people, and promises a Messiah to the remnant who are still faithful to Him. This is the last Israel will hear from God, and 400 years will pass before the appearance of John the Baptist announcing the coming of Jesus.--<a href="https://rock.ccbcfamily.org/GetFile.ashx?id=312748" rel="noopener noreferrer">Notes</a>

Malachi

Dr. Bill Egner, Senior Executive Pastor at Christ Chapel Bible Church, unpacks how the Old Testament continues to reveal God’s character, remains relevant in today’s world, and connects directly to the New Testament time and time again. Your relationship with Jesus will never be the same as you discover how the entire Bible works together.

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