We continue in Micah chapter 4. In our discussion we look more closely at how the Messiah will gather his kingdom. We look at how the construction of the Mishkan in Exodus is a template of the future kingdom of Messiah

This week we discuss the opening of Micah 4. We focus on the phrase "in the latter days" "acharit yamim". We look at the where it appears elsewhere in the scripture and how the Giving of the Torah creates a template for the Messianic Era. We also consider how that impacts us as we live in the messianic era of Messiah ben Joseph today, awaiting the period of Messiah ben David.

This week we look at the 3rd Chapter of Micah. We discuss the exploitation of the rulers over the nation. We see how money is the driving force and how greed limits insight. We discuss the intervention of Mashiach as the prophet looks beyond even our present time, but sees the pattern of history repeated.

In our discussions this week we look at Micah 2 and the continung judgment that is being declared against the conduct of the people. We look at the example of King Ahab and how the circumstances around the events Naboth and Jehoshaphat teach us about our own dealings with authorities and each other.

As we continue our study in Micah, we look at the the prophet's ability to identify with the people and with HaShem. We discuss the importance of seeking to understand HaShem's purposes without our own personal biases and discover some of the more poetic language in the passages.

This week we continue our studies in Micah and we discuss the issues of syncretism and how the passages link in with Leviticus 14.

We begin our study of Micah. We discuss the origins of Micah and his place within the 12 prophets.

In our final look at Jonah we discuss chapters 3 &4. We consider the framework of Jonah's undertanding of HaShem's purposes toward Israel and the Nations

As we continue our study of Jonah, we look at the references used from his story in the Messianic writings and how the Jonah account is used in the context of Yom Kippur

This week we look at the book of Jonah. We discuss the nature of the story and how it appears to be incomplete. We look at the mercy of HaShem and how His judgment os always perfect.