Micah
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In the third and final cycle of his prophecies Micah depicts a courtroom, where the Lord Himself rises to bring His charge against His people, summoning creation—the mountains and the very foundations of the earth—as witnesses to hear His case. God reminds His people how He redeemed them from slavery, gave them leaders in Moses, […]
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The words spoken by the LORD through the prophet Micah are the echoed in Jesus’ infamous Sermon on the Mount. In what we now call the Beatitudes, we often view the words of Jesus as radical. Yet the same theme had always been spoken by God. It was simply ignored and misunderstood by His people. […]
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In the days of the prophet Micah, the leaders and prophets abandoned their calling to uphold justice and instead became the very agents of corruption and oppression. Those entrusted with protecting the people exploited them, driven by greed and self-interest, leading the nation further into downfall. God, through Micah, confronted this abuse, announcing His coming […]
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Micah, a contemporary of Isaiah and Hosea, ministered in the southern kingdom of Judah during the turbulent reigns of Kings Jotham, Ahaz, and Hezekiah. His message came as a solemn warning to Judah, which stood on the brink of danger who were about to witness the northern kingdom’s downfall at the hands of the powerful […]
The Jordan Valley 