Micah
Old Testament · Minor Prophets · 8 chapter studies · 8 narrated · Total audio: 55 min
Read Micah in canonical sequence.
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- Intro Micah - General Introduction Micah calls the reader to hear God as witness, Judge, Shepherd, and pardoning Lord, moving from judgment to remnant, Bethlehem, true worship, and mercy.
- 1 Micah 1 - The Lord Comes in Judgment Micah 1 shows the Lord coming as witness against Samaria and Judah, while the prophet mourns because judgment is never abstract.
- 2 Micah 2 - Woe to Oppressors and the Gathered Remnant Micah 2 exposes covetousness that becomes oppression, then reveals the Lord as the One who gathers and leads His remnant.
- 3 Micah 3 - Corrupt Rulers Priests and Prophets Micah 3 warns leaders, priests, and prophets that holy language cannot protect authority without justice, truth, and repentance.
- 4 Micah 4 - The Mountain of the Lord and Restored Zion Micah 4 sees beyond judgment to the Lord teaching the nations, gathering the wounded, and redeeming Zion through travail.
- 5 Micah 5 - Bethlehem and the Ruler from Everlasting Micah 5 centers the book on Bethlehem, the ruler from eternity, the Shepherd who feeds His flock, and the purification of false securities.
- 6 Micah 6 - What Does the Lord Require Micah 6 presents the Lord’s covenant lawsuit, remembers His saving mercy, and teaches that true worship becomes justice, mercy, and readiness to walk with God.
- 7 Micah 7 - Lament Hope and the God Who Pardons Micah 7 moves from spiritual barrenness and social collapse to watchful hope, repentance, shepherding prayer, and the God who pardons iniquity.