Micah

King James Version + Apocrypha

Micah has 7 chapters. Read Micah in the King James Version + Apocrypha, chapter by chapter, free and without an account.

Micah condemns injustice in Samaria and Jerusalem, including seized land, corrupt leadership, and worship used to justify false security. Warnings of destruction alternate with visions of restoration, peace, and faithful rule. The book calls for justice, mercy, and humility, then closes with trust in God’s compassion and faithfulness despite the community’s failure.

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In Christian Bibles, Micah is one of the twelve Minor Prophets of the Old Testament. In the Jewish Tanakh it belongs to the Nevi’im, the Prophets, as part of the Twelve. See it on the shelf.

Micah stands above lowland towns as overwhelming light breaks through storm clouds and water streams down mountains toward Samaria and Jerusalem
Micah 1

Micah 1: judgment falls on idolatrous Samaria and reaches Jerusalem, sending lament and exile through Judah's towns.

Powerful landowners stretch measuring cords across fields as agents remove a mother and children while a shepherd gathers sheep through an open gate
Micah 2

Micah 2: powerful people seize family lands and reject warning, yet God promises to gather the scattered remnant under a true leader.

Micah stands in clear light between poor families and wealthy rulers exchanging bribes as grand buildings on Zion begin to crack
Micah 3

Micah 3: corrupt rulers, priests, and prophets profit from injustice, while Micah announces that their falsely secure Zion will fall.

Many peoples walk toward a radiant mountain while smiths reshape weapons into farm tools and families gather safely beneath vines and fig trees
Micah 4

Micah 4: nations seek instruction at Zion, weapons become farm tools, the vulnerable are gathered, and exile gives way to rescue.

A humble shepherd leads families and sheep from small Bethlehem toward safety while a distant army and threatened city remain under shadow
Micah 5

Micah 5: a ruler from little Bethlehem shepherds securely and brings peace as the remnant is strengthened and false trusts removed.

Solemn mountains surround a covenant hearing as a traveler uses honest scales and helps a poor family beside heaps of unused offerings
Micah 6

Micah 6: remembered deliverance calls for justice, steadfast love, and humble walking, while dishonest wealth brings ruin.

Micah watches dawn break over the sea while a shepherd gathers a flock on green hills and shadowed city officials exchange bribes behind him
Micah 7

Micah 7: amid corruption and mistrust, Micah waits for light and celebrates shepherding care, pardon, compassion, and faithfulness.