Author

Contributions

  • Benjamin Wirt Farley (Translator) - Contributor
  • Benjamin Wirt Farley - Translator
  • Benjamin Wirt Farley - Editor

Publication

2003-04-01 - P & R Publishing

Language

English

Word Count

108,250 words, Guess

Page Count

433 pages

Physical Format

Paperback

Identifiers

  • ISBN-100875520022
  • ISBN-139780875520025
  • Goodreads3227104
  • Library of Congress Control Number2003040566
  • OCLC Control Number51505573
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Classifications

  • LCCBS1615.54 .C35 2003

Description

When John Calvin preached through the book of Micah in 1550-51, he addressed a social situation not unlike Micah's, or ours today. The prophet Micah 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's commitment to the sovereignty of divine grace "underlies almost every sentence he preaches in the series," writes Benjamin Farley in his introduction to this volume. Other themes receiveing special attention are God's Word, his providence and human suffering, and man's role in sanctification. - Back cover.

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