1Ki 22:24 | MHM | STEP | v. 24-25 : Zedekiah, one of the false prophets, hit Micaiah on the cheek to insult him and try to silence him (1 Kings 22:24 ). He claimed that God’s Spirit could not have spoken to Micaiah without his knowledge. Micaiah did not fight back, but told Zedekiah he would soon know the truth when he had to hide in fear (1 Kings 22:25 ). False prophets often become the greatest enemies of true prophets. In the end, they will be shown to be wrong.

‏ 1 Kings 22:24

v. 24-25: Zedekiah, one of the false prophets, hit Micaiah on the cheek to insult him and try to silence him (1 Kings 22:24 ^a). He claimed that God’s Spirit could not have spoken to Micaiah without his knowledge. Micaiah did not fight back, but told Zedekiah he would soon know the truth when he had to hide in fear (1 Kings 22:25 ^b). False prophets often become the greatest enemies of true prophets. In the end, they will be shown to be wrong.