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OET-RV by cross-referenced section MIC 1:2

MIC 1:2–1:9 ©

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Shomron and Yerushalem’s mourning

Mic 1:2–9

2Listen, all you peoples.

Let the world and everything in it pay attention.

Let my master Yahweh be against you as a witness,

my master from his sacred temple

3because wow, Yahweh comes out of his place.

He will come down and tread on the high places[fn] of the earth.

4The mountains will melt under him.

The valleys will break apart,

like wax that’s near a fire,

like waters that are poured out from a steep place.


5All that is because of Yakob’s (Jacob’s) disobedience,

and because of the sins of the Israeli people.

What was Yakob’s transgression? Isn’t it Shomron?

What is Yehudah’s (Judah’s) high place? Isn’t it Yerushalem?

6“I will make Shomron a heap of ruins in the countryside

a place for planting vineyards.

Then I’ll pour the stones from her buildings down into the valley

and I’ll uncover her foundations.

7All her carved statues will be smashed into pieces,

and all her wages will be burned with fire.

Yes, I’ll totally destroy all her idols.

Since she used prostitutes’ wages to pay for them,

the crushed pieces of idols will become prostitutes’ wages again.”

8Because of that, I’ll mourn and wail.

I’ll go barefoot and undressed.

I’ll wail like the jackals

and mourn like owls

9because her wound is incurable.

Yes, it’s come to Yehudah.

It’s reached the gate of my peoplereached Jerusalem.


1:3 Possibly referring to the pagan temples which were often constructed on hilltops.