Welcome to part two of Dr. Josh Sears, the books of Jonah and Micah.

Well, this has been wonderful about Jonah.

The next book is Micah, and I'm excited to look at this.

Where do you want to go with this one, Josh?

Well, I'm really excited.

Micah is one of my favorite books of the Bible.

And when I was here last time, and we were in second kings,

I mentioned that my first born son, we named Josiah after King Josiah there.

My second born son is named Micah after his book right here, just because I like it.

Well, if Micah's out there listening, hello Micah.

Yeah.

We love you.

Here it follow him.

So I've trained him what his name means.

Micah, Micah means literally who is like with the question mark.

And that sounds funny, but there's longer versions of the name also in Israel.

You can have Micah, which means who is like Yahweh.

And you can have Michael, Micah, El, who is like God.

Micah is like the shortened version of that name that doesn't have the God you're talking about there.

So it's kind of implied that Micah probably still means something like who is like God or who's like Yahweh, Jehovah.

It's just clipped right there.

So that's what his name means, which is fun because at the end of the book,

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