Micah 7

Micah laments the moral decay in Israel, where the godly (chasid) have perished, the best are like briers (tov), and even family cannot be trusted, yet he declares personal trust: 'But as for me, I will watch expectantly for YHWH' (7:7).[1][3] The chapter shifts to confession of sin, hope in YHWH's restoration and vindication over enemies, prophecies of rebuilding and nations trembling like serpents before YHWH, and a doxology praising YHWH's merciful forgiveness who casts sins into the sea (7:18-20).

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