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Micah 1:2
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Isaiah 1:2
Micah 1:3
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Isaiah 26:21
Micah 1:3
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1 Enoch 1:3
Micah 1:4
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1 Enoch 52:6
Micah 1:4
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1 Enoch 1:6
Micah 1:4
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Psalm 97:5
Micah 1:7
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Deuteronomy 23:18
Micah 1:8
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Isaiah 13:21
Micah 1:8
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Micah 1:16
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Isaiah 15:2
Micah 2:1
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Psalm 36:4
Micah 2:1
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Micah 2:2
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Isaiah 5:8
Micah 2:13
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Matthew 11:12
Micah 3:1
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Micah 3:10
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Habakkuk 2:12
Micah 3:12
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Jeremiah 26:18
Micah 4:1
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Isaiah 2:2
Micah 4:2
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Zechariah 8:21
Micah 4:2
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Micah 4:3
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Joel 3:10
Micah 4:3
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Isaiah 2:4
Micah 4:4
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Zechariah 3:10
Micah 4:4
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1 Kings 4:25
Micah 4:4
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2 Kings 18:31
Micah 4:4
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1 Maccabees 14:12
Micah 4:5
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Deuteronomy 32:8
Micah 4:8
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Genesis 35:21
Micah 4:9
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LXX Micah 4:9
Micah 5:1
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Jonathan Micah 5:1
Micah 5:2
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Matthew 2:6
Micah 5:3
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Matthew 24:8
Micah 5:8
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Genesis 49:8
Micah 5:10
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Deuteronomy 17:16
Micah 5:13
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Deuteronomy 7:5
Micah 5:13
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Isaiah 2:8
Micah 6:5
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2 Peter 2:15
Micah 6:5
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1 Samuel 12:7
Micah 6:5
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Jude 1:11
Micah 6:8
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Zephaniah 2:3
Micah 6:9
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LXX Micah 6:9
Micah 6:15
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John 4:37
Micah 6:16
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Lamentations 2:15
Micah 7:6
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Matthew 10:35
Micah 7:6
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Matthew 10:21
Micah 7:10
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Zechariah 9:3
Micah 7:17
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Psalm 72:9
Micah 7:17
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Genesis 3:14
Micah 7:18
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Exodus 34:6
Micah 7:19
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Exodus 15:21
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Summary
Date: 6th Century B.C.E.
The book of Micah is set in the days of Kings Jotham, Ahaz, and Hezekiah of Judah-in modem chronology the latter half of the 8th and the early years of the 7th century BCE, approximately the same chronological setting as for Isaiah 1-39. The book is associated with the figure of the prophet Micah, who is characterized as a Morashtite prophet, from a town in Judah. The intended readers of the book were, however, Jerusalemites. Scholars note that the text includes, among other references, an explicit reference to the Babylonian exile, and therefore they date it to the postmonarchic period, at least in its final form.
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