Amen and amen. Good evening. You can be seated. So glad you're here tonight. Those of you online, we're glad that you're joining with us.

We are going to partake together of the communion table at the conclusion of the Bible study tonight. So if you haven't already gotten the elements,

for those of you here, there's two tables in the back. You can do that at this time. Those of you

online, if you want to partake with us as well, we encourage you to get the elements ready at this time

for the conclusion. Chapter 4, Micah, tonight.

We're just, again, I'm just going to do one chapter.

I don't want to rush through this.

Chapters 4 and five could be taught together,

but I chose not to.

And I think you'll see why here shortly.

Micah is going to turn a sharp corner tonight.

So you know, chapter one was about sins against God.

Chapter two was about sins against others.

And then chapter three was about the sins of leaders and corruption but

then we turned this corner and God through the prophet Micah has him right out

of the shoot start prophesying about, of all things, the kingdom age, the millennial reign.

It's jolting.

And then, get this, he does, I hope you're buckled up because he's going to make some U-turns,

abrupt U-turns, so to speak.

And he's going to go from the millennium yet future back to the present and prophesied about the Babylonian captivity and then he's

going to make another turn so tighten the seat belt a little more because he he

then goes back to the future no I should have said it like that.

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