Micah 3

Micah 3

Micah fiercely attacks the corrupted leaders of Israel—including the princes, judges, and prophets. He condemns the leaders for treating the people like meat, crushing and devouring them through injustice. He accuses the judges of taking bribes and the prophets of only seeing visions for money. Because of their wickedness, the very foundation of the nation is corrupted. God promises that Zion will be plowed like a field, and the temple in Jerusalem will become a desolate ruin.

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Micah 4

A prophecy of future restoration. The mountain of the Lord’s temple will be exalted, and all nations will stream there, leading to global peace where swords are turned into plowshares.

Micah 5

Micah gives the famous prophecy that the ruler of Israel, the Messiah, will come not from a great city but from the small town of Bethlehem Ephrathah.

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