The Concept of Divine Sovereignty in Micah
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The Concept of Divine Sovereignty in Micah

A Vision for the Fulfillment of the Abrahamic Promises

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  2. English
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eBook - ePub

The Concept of Divine Sovereignty in Micah

A Vision for the Fulfillment of the Abrahamic Promises

About this book

We live in a world gone awry. Social injustice pervades our societies, the poor are disdained, despotic leaders and nations seem to control world events, and racism and hatred abound. Yet, while it might appear that evil reigns, the sovereign God is in control. Such is the message of the book of Micah, a text that underscores God's presence in the world, righting wrongs, delivering the marginalized, and restoring the intended order of creation. In this careful explication of the minor prophet, Dr Semwayo challenges those who would question the text's unity, revealing Micah as a powerful theological reflection on the reestablishment of Yahweh's sovereignty on earth. Connecting the Zion/Davidic traditions to the Abrahamic covenant, Semwayo articulates a vision of hope that is as relevant for us in the twenty-first century as it was for Micah's original audience.

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Table of contents

  1. Cover
  2. Title
  3. Contents
  4. Acknowledgements
  5. Abstract
  6. Abbreviations
  7. Chapter 1 Introduction
  8. Chapter 2 Covenant Concept: A Theological Context for Micah
  9. Chapter 3 Zion/Davidic Traditions: A Framework for Micah
  10. Chapter 4 Divine Sovereignty and Mount Zion (Micah 1:2–4:8)
  11. Chapter 5 Divine Sovereignty and the Davidic King (Micah 4:9–5:14)
  12. Chapter 6 Divine Sovereignty and the New People of God (Micah 6:1–7:20)
  13. Chapter 7 Covenantal Implications of Divine Sovereignty in Micah
  14. Appendix Origins of the Zion/Davidic Traditions
  15. Bibliography
  16. About Langham Partnership
  17. Endnotes