Micah 7
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Micah 7:2-6

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. 5TrustH539 ye not in a friendH7453, put ye not confidenceH982 in a guideH441: keepH8104 the doorsH6607 of thy mouthH6310 from her that liethH7901 in thy bosomH2436. 6For the sonH1121 dishonourethH5034 the fatherH1, the daughterH1323 riseth upH6965 against her motherH517, the daughter in lawH3618 against her mother in lawH2545; a man’sH376 enemiesH341 are the menH582 of his own houseH1004.

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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