Micah

5. – The prophet who delivered God’s message to Israel and Judah.
10. – Living in accordance with God's law and commands.
12. – The northern kingdom that was to face judgment due to its sinfulness.
13. – The mountain where Jerusalem was built, symbolizing God's chosen place.
14. – God's compassion and forgiveness shown to the people despite their failures.
15. – The southern kingdom that also faced consequences for their disobedience.
16. – The right action, fairness, and integrity that God desires from His people.
18. – Micah’s message of a future restoration and salvation despite the current judgment.
19. – The act of turning away from sin and returning to God.

1. – The town prophesied by Micah as the birthplace of the Messiah (Micah 5:2).
2. – A messenger sent by God to deliver His word, like Micah.
3. – The rulers of Israel and Judah, often criticized for their corruption.
4. – The role of the prophet to testify to God’s message and call for repentance.
6. – The worship of false gods, condemned throughout Micah's prophecies.
7. – God's decision to punish Israel and Judah for their sins.
8. – The oppression of the poor and weak, which was condemned by God.
9. – A future promise of tranquility and harmony under God’s rule.
10. – God’s promise to restore His people after their repentance.
11. – Wrongdoing and disobedience to God that led to judgment in Micah's time.
17. – The faithful few who would survive judgment and be restored by God.