Micah 4: 5 - Two Sword/Plowshare Metaphors
July 28th, 2010
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The Swords-Into-Plowshares metaphor used by Amos was counterbalanced by the Plowshares-Into-Swords metaphor used by Joel. Compare the two links below. |
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Is this really in the Bible? Go to www.biblelimericks.com, Archives, "Joel 3: 10, Beat Plowshares Into Swords?".
Micah 4:3
Joel 3:10
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Flip Flop |
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Micah’s "Swords-into plowshares" meant peace. Back in Joel reverse caused un-ease, when at Je-hosha-phat they’ll receive tit-for-tat from the heavenly Arch-Diocese.
Micah 4:3
Joel 3:12 - 13
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Micah 4: 3 below Joel 3: 10, 11 below Joel 3: 12, 13 below ditto Micah 4: 4, 5 below
Joel 3:10 - 11
Micah 4:4 - 5
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 | Three elements combined will clean up this mess: a new Heaven, a new Earth, and a new Jerusalem (not Christian reconstructionism). On the personal level, only a new birth will suffice. Read the two links below.
Revelation 21:1 - 2
2 Corinthians 5:17
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