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Micah Bible Study Guide

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Micah overview

Minor Prophet

Micah — Judgment, Mercy, and the Ruler from Bethlehem

Book context

Micah at a glance

Old Testament
Biblical periodDivided kingdom and prophetic warning

Israel and Judah face idolatry, reform, injustice, covenant warning, foreign pressure, and prophetic hope.

Book passageMicah 1-7
WriterMicah of Moresheth is named as the prophet.
AudienceSamaria, Jerusalem, and the people of Israel and Judah.
Ruling powers / settingAssyria presses the setting, and Babylon is announced in the book's wider warning.

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Micah 1:3-5Micah 2:12-13Micah 3:8Micah 4:1-5Micah 5:2Micah 5:4-5Micah 6:6-8Micah 7:7Micah 7:18-19Micah 7:20

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