Micah 7
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Micah 7:2-4

2The goodH2623 man hath perishedH6 from the earthH776: and there is none uprightH3477 among menH120: they all lie in waitH693 for bloodH1818; they huntH6679 every manH376 his brotherH251 with a netH2764.1

3That they may do evilH7451 with both handsH3709 earnestlyH3190, the princeH8269 askethH7592, and the judgeH8199 asketh for a rewardH7966; and the greatH1419 man, he utterethH1696 his mischievousH1942 desireH5315: so they weave it togetherH5686.2

4The bestH2896 of them is as a brierH2312: the most uprightH3477 is sharper than a thorn hedgeH4534: the dayH3117 of thy watchmenH6822 and thy punishmentH6486 comethH935; now shall be their perplexityH3998.

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Notes

  1. 1. Micah 7:2 good: or, godly, or, merciful ↩
  2. 2. Micah 7:3 his...: Heb. the mischief of his soul ↩

Commentaries on Micah 7

Revised Webster's Bible — 1833 — Public Domain