Sermons on the Book of Micah

Written by John Calvin, Translated and Edited by Benjamin Wirt Farley When John Calvin preached through the book of Micah in 1550-51, he addressed a social situation not unlike Micah’s, or our days. The prophet confronted idolatry, superstition, confusion, alienation, inhumane acts, and personal and social desolation in his own...

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Written by John Calvin, Translated and Edited by Benjamin Wirt Farley

When John Calvin preached through the book of Micah in 1550-51, he addressed a social situation not unlike Micah’s, or our days. The prophet confronted idolatry, superstition, confusion, alienation, inhumane acts, and personal and social desolation in his own day. And he continues to speak to us, through the Genevan Reformer, in these twenty-eight sermons. Calvin highlights the centrality of Scripture and concentrates on the doctrine of God, providence, pain, evil, and suffering.

Paperback, 433 pages, Index of Scripture, subjects and names.

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