a7:7-10
bHab 2:4
c3:16-18
d7:8
ePs 27:1
fPs 23:4-5
gMic 3:8
h7:9
i7:10
jGen 46:3-4
kExod 3:12
lEzek 20:9
m36:19-26

‏ Micah 7:7-10

Summary for Mic 7:7-10: 7:7-10  a In the midst of despair, Micah prays with a psalm of hope and confidence in the Lord (cp. Hab 2:4  b; 3:16-18  c).
7:8  d Though I sit in darkness: The prophet confidently trusts in God to be his light (cp. Ps 27:1  e) even in deep difficulty, knowing that his enemies would not overcome him (cp. Ps 23:4-5  f). God’s Spirit gave him the power and confidence to perform his prophetic task (Mic 3:8  g).
7:9  h I have sinned: The prophet and other godly people recognize their own failure and culpability, yet trust in the Lord for redemption.

• The Lord’s righteousness brings salvation and rescue for his people.
7:10  i where is the Lord? This taunt rebuked God and those who trusted him. God had promised always to be with his people and their leaders (Gen 46:3-4  j; Exod 3:12  k). God was dishonored by these taunts, and he would act to clear his name (cp. Ezek 20:9  l; 36:19-26  m).
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