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Mic. 7
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Micah

Chapter 7

1 Woe480 is me! for I am as when they have gathered622 the summer7019 fruits, as the grape gleanings5955 of the vintage:1210 there is no369 cluster811 to eat:398 my soul5315 desired183 the first ripe1063 fruit.

2 The good2623 man is perished6 out of the earth:776 and there is none369 upright3477 among men:120 they all3605 lie in wait693 for blood;1818 they hunt6679 every man376 his brother251 with a net.2764

3 That they may do evil7451 with both hands3709 earnestly,3190 the prince8269 asks,7592 and the judge8199 asks7592 for a reward;7966 and the great1419 man, he utters1696 his mischievous1942 desire:5315 so they wrap5686 it up.

4 The best2896 of them is as a brier:2312 the most upright3477 is sharper than a thorn4534 hedge:4534 the day3117 of your watchmen6822 and your visitation6486 comes;935 now6258 shall be their perplexity.3998

5 Trust539 you not in a friend,7453 put you not confidence982 in a guide:441 keep8104 the doors6607 of your mouth6310 from her that lies7901 in your bosom.2436

6 For the son1121 dishonors5034 the father,2 the daughter1323 rises6965 up against her mother,517 the daughter3618 in law3618 against her mother2545 in law;2545 a man's376 enemies341 are the men582 of his own house.1004

7 Therefore I will look6822 to the LORD;3068 I will wait3176 for the God430 of my salvation:3468 my God430 will hear8085 me.

8 Rejoice8056 not against me, O my enemy:341 when3588 I fall,5307 I shall arise;6965 when I sit3427 in darkness,2822 the LORD3068 shall be a light216 to me.

9 I will bear5375 the indignation2197 of the LORD,3068 because3588 I have sinned2398 against him, until5704 he plead7378 my cause,7379 and execute6213 judgment4941 for me: he will bring3318 me forth3318 to the light,216 and I shall behold7200 his righteousness.6666

10 Then she that is my enemy341 shall see7200 it, and shame955 shall cover3680 her which said559 to me, Where346 is the LORD3068 your God?430 my eyes5869 shall behold7200 her: now6258 shall she be trodden4823 down as the mire2916 of the streets.2351

11 In the day3117 that your walls1447 are to be built,1129 in that day3117 shall the decree2706 be far7368 removed.

12 In that day3117 also he shall come935 even to you from Assyria,804 and from the fortified4692 cities,5892 and from the fortress4693 even to the river,5104 and from sea3220 to sea,3220 and from mountain2022 to mountain.2022

13 Notwithstanding the land776 shall be desolate8077 because5921 of them that dwell3427 therein, for the fruit6529 of their doings.4611

14 Feed7462 your people5971 with your rod,7626 the flock6629 of your heritage,5159 which dwell7931 solitarily910 in the wood,3293 in the middle8432 of Carmel:3760 let them feed7462 in Bashan1316 and Gilead,1568 as in the days3117 of old.5769

15 According to the days3117 of your coming3318 out of the land776 of Egypt4714 will I show7200 to him marvelous6381 things.

16 The nations1471 shall see7200 and be confounded954 at all3605 their might:1369 they shall lay7760 their hand3027 on their mouth,6310 their ears241 shall be deaf.2790

17 They shall lick3897 the dust6083 like a serpent,5175 they shall move7264 out of their holes4526 like worms2119 of the earth:776 they shall be afraid6342 of the LORD3068 our God,430 and shall fear3372 because of you.

18 Who4310 is a God410 like3644 to you, that pardons5375 iniquity,5771 and passes5674 by the transgression6588 of the remnant7611 of his heritage?5159 he retains2388 not his anger639 for ever,5703 because3588 he delights2654 in mercy.2617

19 He will turn7725 again,7725 he will have compassion7355 on us; he will subdue3533 our iniquities;5771 and you will cast7993 all3605 their sins2403 into the depths4688 of the sea.3220

20 You will perform5414 the truth571 to Jacob,3290 and the mercy2617 to Abraham,85 which834 you have sworn7650 to our fathers1 from the days3117 of old.6924

Micah

Chapter 7

1 WOE is me! for I have become as when they have gathered the summer fruit, as the grape gleanings of the vintage; there is no cluster to eat; my soul craves the first ripe fruit.

2 The righteous man has perished from the earth, and there is none upright among men; they all lie in wait for blood; they hunt every man his brother for destruction.

3 Their hands are ready to do evil, and they never do good; the governor asks for gold, and the judge says, Give me a bribe; and the prince speaks the desire of his soul.

4 They have rejected the best part of them, and have become like rags which are eaten by the moth; the day of your watchmen and your salvation is come; but now it shall be their mourning.

5 Trust not in your friends, put no confidence in your neighbors, guard the words of your mouth from your wife.

6 For the son curses his father, the daughter rises up against her mother, the daughter-in-law against her mother-in-law; a man's enemies are the members of his own household.

7 Therefore I will look to the LORD; I will wait for the God my Saviour; my God will hear me.

8 Rejoice not over me, O my enemy, because I have fallen; I shall rise again; though I sit in darkness, the LORD shall be a light to me.

9 I will bear the affliction of the LORD, because I have sinned against him, until he pleads my cause and avenges me; he will bring me forth to the light, and I shall see his righteousness.

10 Then my enemy shall see it, and shame shall cover her who said to me, Where is the LORD your God? My eyes shall behold her; now she shall be trodden down like the mire of the streets.

11 It is a day to build your walls; it is a day to be lifted up.

12 It is a day when the people shall come to you from Assyria and from the fortified cities and from Tyre and even to the river and from sea to sea, as far as mount Hor.

13 Nevertheless the land shall be desolate to its inhabitants because of the fruit of their doings.

14 Feed thy people with thy rod, the flock of thy heritage, who shall dwell alone like sheep in the midst of Carmel; let them feed in Mathnin and Gilead, as in the days of old.

15 As in the day when you came out of the land of Egypt will I again show them marvellous things.

16 The nations shall see and be ashamed of all their might; they shall lay their hands upon their mouth, their ears shall be deaf.

17 They shall lick the dust like a serpent, they shall move out of their holes like worms of the earth; they shall tremble and be afraid of the LORD our God.

18 There is no God like thee, who pardons iniquity and removes the sins of the remnant of his inheritance; thou retainest not thy anger for ever, because thou delightest in mercy.

19 He will turn again and have mercy on us; he will sweep away our iniquity and cast all our sins into the depths of the sea.

20 Thou wilt grant truth to Jacob and mercy to Abraham, as thou hast sworn to our fathers from the days of old.

Micah

Chapter 7

Micah

Chapter 7

1 Woe480 is me! for I am as when they have gathered622 the summer7019 fruits, as the grape gleanings5955 of the vintage:1210 there is no369 cluster811 to eat:398 my soul5315 desired183 the first ripe1063 fruit.

1 WOE is me! for I have become as when they have gathered the summer fruit, as the grape gleanings of the vintage; there is no cluster to eat; my soul craves the first ripe fruit.

2 The good2623 man is perished6 out of the earth:776 and there is none369 upright3477 among men:120 they all3605 lie in wait693 for blood;1818 they hunt6679 every man376 his brother251 with a net.2764

2 The righteous man has perished from the earth, and there is none upright among men; they all lie in wait for blood; they hunt every man his brother for destruction.

3 That they may do evil7451 with both hands3709 earnestly,3190 the prince8269 asks,7592 and the judge8199 asks7592 for a reward;7966 and the great1419 man, he utters1696 his mischievous1942 desire:5315 so they wrap5686 it up.

3 Their hands are ready to do evil, and they never do good; the governor asks for gold, and the judge says, Give me a bribe; and the prince speaks the desire of his soul.

4 The best2896 of them is as a brier:2312 the most upright3477 is sharper than a thorn4534 hedge:4534 the day3117 of your watchmen6822 and your visitation6486 comes;935 now6258 shall be their perplexity.3998

4 They have rejected the best part of them, and have become like rags which are eaten by the moth; the day of your watchmen and your salvation is come; but now it shall be their mourning.

5 Trust539 you not in a friend,7453 put you not confidence982 in a guide:441 keep8104 the doors6607 of your mouth6310 from her that lies7901 in your bosom.2436

5 Trust not in your friends, put no confidence in your neighbors, guard the words of your mouth from your wife.

6 For the son1121 dishonors5034 the father,2 the daughter1323 rises6965 up against her mother,517 the daughter3618 in law3618 against her mother2545 in law;2545 a man's376 enemies341 are the men582 of his own house.1004

6 For the son curses his father, the daughter rises up against her mother, the daughter-in-law against her mother-in-law; a man's enemies are the members of his own household.

7 Therefore I will look6822 to the LORD;3068 I will wait3176 for the God430 of my salvation:3468 my God430 will hear8085 me.

7 Therefore I will look to the LORD; I will wait for the God my Saviour; my God will hear me.

8 Rejoice8056 not against me, O my enemy:341 when3588 I fall,5307 I shall arise;6965 when I sit3427 in darkness,2822 the LORD3068 shall be a light216 to me.

8 Rejoice not over me, O my enemy, because I have fallen; I shall rise again; though I sit in darkness, the LORD shall be a light to me.

9 I will bear5375 the indignation2197 of the LORD,3068 because3588 I have sinned2398 against him, until5704 he plead7378 my cause,7379 and execute6213 judgment4941 for me: he will bring3318 me forth3318 to the light,216 and I shall behold7200 his righteousness.6666

9 I will bear the affliction of the LORD, because I have sinned against him, until he pleads my cause and avenges me; he will bring me forth to the light, and I shall see his righteousness.

10 Then she that is my enemy341 shall see7200 it, and shame955 shall cover3680 her which said559 to me, Where346 is the LORD3068 your God?430 my eyes5869 shall behold7200 her: now6258 shall she be trodden4823 down as the mire2916 of the streets.2351

10 Then my enemy shall see it, and shame shall cover her who said to me, Where is the LORD your God? My eyes shall behold her; now she shall be trodden down like the mire of the streets.

11 In the day3117 that your walls1447 are to be built,1129 in that day3117 shall the decree2706 be far7368 removed.

11 It is a day to build your walls; it is a day to be lifted up.

12 In that day3117 also he shall come935 even to you from Assyria,804 and from the fortified4692 cities,5892 and from the fortress4693 even to the river,5104 and from sea3220 to sea,3220 and from mountain2022 to mountain.2022

12 It is a day when the people shall come to you from Assyria and from the fortified cities and from Tyre and even to the river and from sea to sea, as far as mount Hor.

13 Notwithstanding the land776 shall be desolate8077 because5921 of them that dwell3427 therein, for the fruit6529 of their doings.4611

13 Nevertheless the land shall be desolate to its inhabitants because of the fruit of their doings.

14 Feed7462 your people5971 with your rod,7626 the flock6629 of your heritage,5159 which dwell7931 solitarily910 in the wood,3293 in the middle8432 of Carmel:3760 let them feed7462 in Bashan1316 and Gilead,1568 as in the days3117 of old.5769

14 Feed thy people with thy rod, the flock of thy heritage, who shall dwell alone like sheep in the midst of Carmel; let them feed in Mathnin and Gilead, as in the days of old.

15 According to the days3117 of your coming3318 out of the land776 of Egypt4714 will I show7200 to him marvelous6381 things.

15 As in the day when you came out of the land of Egypt will I again show them marvellous things.

16 The nations1471 shall see7200 and be confounded954 at all3605 their might:1369 they shall lay7760 their hand3027 on their mouth,6310 their ears241 shall be deaf.2790

16 The nations shall see and be ashamed of all their might; they shall lay their hands upon their mouth, their ears shall be deaf.

17 They shall lick3897 the dust6083 like a serpent,5175 they shall move7264 out of their holes4526 like worms2119 of the earth:776 they shall be afraid6342 of the LORD3068 our God,430 and shall fear3372 because of you.

17 They shall lick the dust like a serpent, they shall move out of their holes like worms of the earth; they shall tremble and be afraid of the LORD our God.

18 Who4310 is a God410 like3644 to you, that pardons5375 iniquity,5771 and passes5674 by the transgression6588 of the remnant7611 of his heritage?5159 he retains2388 not his anger639 for ever,5703 because3588 he delights2654 in mercy.2617

18 There is no God like thee, who pardons iniquity and removes the sins of the remnant of his inheritance; thou retainest not thy anger for ever, because thou delightest in mercy.

19 He will turn7725 again,7725 he will have compassion7355 on us; he will subdue3533 our iniquities;5771 and you will cast7993 all3605 their sins2403 into the depths4688 of the sea.3220

19 He will turn again and have mercy on us; he will sweep away our iniquity and cast all our sins into the depths of the sea.

20 You will perform5414 the truth571 to Jacob,3290 and the mercy2617 to Abraham,85 which834 you have sworn7650 to our fathers1 from the days3117 of old.6924

20 Thou wilt grant truth to Jacob and mercy to Abraham, as thou hast sworn to our fathers from the days of old.