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What is one of the key messages of Micah?
Micah was frustrated that Judah was trusting in its military strength.
People cannot mistreat others and then be surprised when God gets angry about it.
God was angry with how foreign nations had treated Judah and would soon put an end to it.
The practice of resting on the sabbath had been neglected for too long.
Micah was frustrated that Judah was trusting in its military strength.
People cannot mistreat others and then be surprised when God gets angry about it.
God was angry with how foreign nations had treated Judah and would soon put an end to it.
The practice of resting on the sabbath had been neglected for too long.
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One of the key messages of Micah is that "people cannot mistreat others and then be surprised when God gets angry about it." The book emphasizes the importance of justice, mercy, and humility, highlighting how the people of Judah had turned away from these values in their treatment of one another. Micah calls for accountability and warns that societal injustice and corruption provoke God's displeasure.