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Micah 5:1-5
A King from Bethlehem - Humiliation and powerlessness seem to be the starting points for many biblical stories. The prophecy of Jesus’ birth in Micah 5 is no exception. This week, we’ll turn to this ancient prophecy to see what it meant for King Hezekiah and the people of Jerusalem who first heard it, and what it means for you and me today between Christ’s first and second advents. Micah 5:1-5.
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