Micah — Chapters

Micah declares God’s impending judgment against Samaria and Jerusalem, describing their destruction and the sorrow of the people.

Micah declares that those who oppress will face divine judgment, leading to loss and lament, but the chapter also offers a vision of future restoration.

Micah 3 denounces corrupt leaders and prophets, warning that their injustice will bring divine silence and darkness, while proclaiming God's power to judge Israel.

Micah 4 predicts a future time of peace and universal worship centered on Zion, where nations will come to learn God’s ways, swords will become plowshares, and the Lord will reign eternally.

A messianic figure from Bethlehem is foretold to bring peace and defeat the Assyrian threat, while the LORD declares judgment against idolatry and foreign enemies, promising restoration for Israel's remnant.

Micah 6 declares God’s judgment on Israel’s corruption while calling for repentance through justice, mercy, and humility.

Micah 7 portrays a lament over social injustice and personal betrayal, yet turns to God for mercy and justice.