Micah confronts rulers who should know judgment but instead exploit the people, prophets who tailor messages to personal gain, and priests who teach for hire while claiming the LORD is with them. Because leadership has become predatory and corrupt, Zion will be plowed like a field and Jerusalem reduced to heaps.
Micah confronts rulers who should know judgment but instead exploit the people, prophets who tailor messages to personal gain, and priests who teach for hire while claiming the LORD is with them. Because leadership has become predatory and corrupt, Zion will be plowed like a field and Jerusalem reduced to heaps.
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