Come, Follow Me · Old Testament · Lesson 49
“He Delighteth in Mercy”
Micah; Nahum; Habakkuk; Zephaniah
November 30–December 6, 2026 · 7 daily challenges
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- Day 1 · MondayOut of BethlehemMicah 4–5 Play ▶
- Day 2 · TuesdayWhat Doth the Lord RequireMicah 6–7 Play ▶
- Day 3 · WednesdayThe Lord Is Slow to AngerNahum 1 Play ▶
- Day 4 · ThursdayThe Just Shall Live by FaithHabakkuk 1–2 Play ▶
- Day 5 · FridayHe Will Rejoice over Thee with JoyZephaniah 1; 3 Play ▶
- Day 6 · SaturdayDoing Justly, Loving MercyLive this week's lesson Play ▶
- Day 7 · Sunday“Do Justly, Love Mercy, and Walk Humbly with God”Dale G. Renlund, October 2020 General Conference Play ▶
“Out of thee shall he come forth unto me that is to be ruler in Israel.” — Micah 5:2
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Day 1 · Out of Bethlehem
- Micah prophesied a ruler would come forth out of which “little” town among the thousands of Judah?
- What image does Micah 4:3 use for the latter-day gathering of nations to learn God's ways?
- According to Micah 4:5, while all people walk each in the name of his own god, what will Israel do?
- From what humble origin does Micah 5:2 say the promised ruler's “goings forth” have been?
- What does Micah 5:4 say this ruler will do for his flock?
Day 2 · What Doth the Lord Require
- Micah 6:8 famously asks what the Lord requires of us, besides doing justly and loving mercy?
- What sacrifices does Micah 6:6–7 say will NOT by themselves satisfy the Lord?
- Micah 7:18 asks, “who is a God like unto thee, that pardoneth iniquity,” and does what with transgression?
- What does Micah 7:19 say God will do with our sins?
- Why does Micah say he will “look unto the Lord” even when facing personal darkness?
Day 3 · The Lord Is Slow to Anger
- Nahum's prophecy is directed against which great and wicked city?
- Nahum 1:3 says the Lord is slow to anger and great in power, and will not do what?
- What does Nahum 1:7 say the Lord is to those who trust in Him?
- Nahum describes the Lord's way as being in the whirlwind and the storm, with clouds as what?
- What ultimately happens to Nineveh according to Nahum's prophecy?
Day 4 · The Just Shall Live by Faith
- Habakkuk opens by asking the Lord how long he must cry out about what?
- What does Habakkuk 2:1 say the prophet will do while waiting for the Lord's answer?
- Habakkuk 2:4 gives what famous statement about how the righteous shall live?
- What does Habakkuk 2:14 say the earth will one day be filled with?
- Despite empty fields and no fruit on the vine, what does Habakkuk resolve to do?
Day 5 · He Will Rejoice over Thee with Joy
- Zephaniah warns of a coming “day of the Lord” that will be a day of what?
- What does Zephaniah 3:17 say the Lord will do “in the midst of thee”?
- Zephaniah 3:9 promises the Lord will turn to the people a pure what?
- What counsel does Zephaniah 2:3 give to the meek of the earth before the day of the Lord's anger?
- Alongside rejoicing and saving, what does Zephaniah 3:17 say the Lord will do with His love?
Day 6 · Doing Justly, Loving Mercy
- Micah 6:8 summarizes what the Lord requires of us in three simple phrases. Which one of these describes how we are to treat God specifically?
- Micah summarized what the Lord requires in three phrases: “to do justly, and to love mercy, and to walk humbly with thy God.” What does this teach?
- Habakkuk struggled to understand why God allowed injustice, yet concluded, “I will joy in the God of my salvation.” What does this teach?
Day 7 · “Do Justly, Love Mercy, and Walk Humbly with God”
- Elder Dale G. Renlund taught that “to do justly” means what?
- Elder Renlund taught that we act honorably with God and with others in what ways?
- Elder Renlund taught plainly that good deeds are not sufficient. Why?